Trevenna

With a plethora of beaches close by and good selection of eateries and a village shop, Seaview has all you need for a family friendly holiday. The local beach is just a short stroll away, with sand, shingle and lovely views over the Solent. A wander through the village and you will find Seagrove Bay, this gorgeous beach is popular with swimmers, and you might even see the local stables exercising horses there. And, if you walk along the boardwalk from here you will find Priory Bay, secluded and seldom busy, this wonderful spot is ideal for peace and seclusion.

In the village, Lily's cafe serves excellent coffee, freshly baked cakes and pastries, or perhaps order sandwiches for your beach picnic or a quiche for dinner! The Seaview Hotel has a nautical bar and a restaurant for fine dining or perhaps try The Old Fort for eclectic seafaring interiors, outside seating overlooking the sea and fresh local seafood at its best. The local community shop is run by volunteers and offers a range of local produce including baked goods, fresh vegetables, dairy and all your holiday essentials.

If you decide to travel further afield, Osborne House, once the home of Queen Victoria and now managed by English Heritage is well worth a visit for the beautiful gardens, private beach and stunning house. Quarr Abbey a monastery of Benedictine Monks makes for an interesting day out with gardens, a tea shop and a farm shop. And don't forget to pop in and see the wonderful re-homing work at The Isle of Wight Donkey Santuary, where you can say hello to over 100 gorgeous donkeys.

Whether you plan to spend your blissful holiday days enjoying your beautiful surroundings or explore further afield, Trevenna is perfectly placed for all your Island adventures.