Holiday rentals in Isle of Wight

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Flat in Ventnor
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 180 reviews

The Ocean Suite, Ventnor Beach (with Sauna)

Laid back beachfront living at its best, a romantic escape - popular with many repeat guests. A cedar cabin with panoramic sea views over Ventnor beach, winner 2025 LUXLife Awards, Best Coastal Retreat, South England. 52 sq metres and open plan, with bi-fold windows/doors creating a beautiful space of just you and the ocean. With 2 private balconies, one south facing for sunbathing, the second with a private sauna, combine with a swim in the sea just a few steps away. No pets but baby welcome!

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The image depicts a wooden deck extending over calm water, framed by sleek black railings. In the background, trees display autumn foliage, and a sailboat is anchored nearby, reflecting lightly on the water's surface.
Houseboat in Wooton
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 373 reviews

Unique creekside floating home with adjacent cabin

A rare opportunity to rent this truly unique waterside property! Rena Haus is a floating home on Wootton Creek, a tidal creek off the Solent, home to much sealife including beautiful swans that swim by on a daily basis as well as breathtaking views on your doorstep. The property comprises Rena Haus on the water and Rena Sommerhaus, a self contained cabin set back from the water with it's own bathroom and facilities. A true tranquil retreat and only 10 minutes from the Fishbourne ferry terminal

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A serene garden pond is surrounded by lush greenery and wildflowers, reflecting clear blue skies. A gazebo can be seen in the distance, complemented by wooden decking and seating that invites relaxation. Tall grasses frame the tranquil waters, creating a peaceful natural retreat.
Cottage in Nettlestone and Seaview
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

Pussy Mouse Rew, Idyllic Rural Cottage in 6 Acres

This accommodation has been specifically designed for couples looking for a tranquil break where quality and attention to detail are important factors. Ideal for romantic breaks or special occassions, surrounded by open countryside with an abundance of wildlife right outside your door. The quiet yet accessible location is a few minutes drive from various beaches perfect for cycling, walking, nature watching and exploring the IOW. See "Other details" for ferry discounts. EV charging at 40p KWH.

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Holiday home in Isle of Wight
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

Gotten Manor Estate - The Left Cart House

A remote, 200-year-old stone barn converted into two self catering cottages, retaining the open facade of the original building, situated on the Gotten Estate . Hidden at the end of a country lane, tucked away at the foot of St. Catherine’s Down, a mile inland from the south coast of the Isle of Wight, in the middle of an AONB. Ideal for walking or cycling. Cart House is split into two cottages, so the Left Cart House can also be booked for larger gatherings. FERRY DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE!

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The exterior of the cottage showcases a blend of traditional stonework and a charming roof. Garden beds with colorful flowers and shrubs frame the gravelled entrance, leading to a inviting wooden door. A small bench beside the door enhances the peaceful outdoor setting.
Cottage in Freshwater
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 524 reviews

Beautiful, secluded, country cottage near to beach

The Old Stables a beautiful, cosy and stylish barn conversion near Freshwater Bay on the Isle of Wight - Dog Friendly. PREFERENTIAL FERRY RATES AVAILABLE - see below. Originally forming part of the historic Farringford Estate - the home of the famous poet, Alfred Lord Tennyson - the cottage nestles at the foot of the downs. It is located up a private lane in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within easy walking distance of Freshwater Bay, nearby shops, a superb cafe/bar and friendly pub

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A view from the cabin captures lush greenery and colorful flowers leading down to the village below. The open sea glistens in the distance, framed by trees and rooftops. A clear blue sky enhances the scenery, offering a sense of tranquility and natural beauty.
Guest house in Ventnor
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Beautiful Cabin with spectacular sea views & deck

Enjoy peace and tranquility in this comfortable spacious Cabin located in the owner's beautiful garden. Kingsize bed with luxury bedding, fully fitted kitchen and bathroom. Dining table and large comfortable sofa, with 2 sets of doors leading to private deck and spectacular sea views. Private access at the rear of the plot for free parking. You will need a torch after dark, and please note the plot is steep. Cabin equipped with superfast broadband. *Ask me about Ferry discount vouchers*

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A charming thatched cottage is surrounded by mature gardens and lawned areas. The cottage features multiple windows adorned with vibrant greenery. A blue sky and bright sunlight highlight the serene setting, inviting views of the natural landscape.
Cottage in Ventnor
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Breakers Sound - Thatched Cottage with sea views

Breakers Sound is a detached, listed thatched cottage that sits within an acre of mature gardens with stunning sea views across the English Channel from most areas of the property. The historic village of St Lawrence sits within an area of outstanding natural beauty, with coastal and country walks on the doorstep of the cottage and easy access to many of the island's attractions. The vibrant town of Ventnor, with all its amenities, bars and restaurants, is a 5 minute drive away.

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A charming brick building is seen nestled among lush greenery, with a gravel driveway leading to the entrance. The surrounding countryside features gently rolling hills under a cloudy sky, creating a serene and natural setting.
Cottage in Isle of Wight
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 213 reviews

Converted barn perfect for families and couples

At the base of Rowridge Valley in the heart of the Isle of Wight countryside. You will find The Piglet, a great place to stay, relax and use as a base to explore the island. A cosy building with a sunny aspect and a private garden to the rear that overlooks the neighbouring countryside. Due to its location most of the island is accessible from here within a short drive. Explore the heritage castles & monuments, the beaches & surf, and family friendly parks throughout the island.

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Chalet in Ventnor
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 300 reviews

Seaglass detached cabin stunning sea views parking

A beautiful chalet in a tranquil setting. No passing footfall/traffic so very private. Close to beach & town with panoramic sea views. Perfectly positioned to explore Ventnor, a quirky Victorian seaside town set in fantastic scenery. There is a decked garden area with brick bbq overlooking the sea in Wheelers Bay. You are a short walk away from the seafront and also to the town. The accommodation is cosy and beautifully decorated in a coastal style. Ferry discounts available.

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Lush green fields extend towards the horizon, framed by a sturdy tree and fencing. Rolling hills are visible in the distance under a clear sky, creating a serene countryside atmosphere. Sunlight illuminates the landscape, highlighting the vibrant grass and dotted shrubs.
Guest house in Isle of Wight
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 319 reviews

Perfect cycling, walking and star gazing base

Tucked into the heart of an area of outstanding natural beauty, Fircones is a cosy, purpose built holiday cottage which looks out over beautiful farmland towards Hoy Monument. Short drive to some of the islands wonderful beaches. With a comfortable master bedroom with a double bed and twin beds in the second bedroom, Fircones is ideal for families, cyclists, walkers and anyone who enjoys escaping to the country. Short drive to Ventnor, Freshwater and Newport.

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A view of a sunset over the water is framed by open double doors, with a decked outdoor area visible. A picnic bench sits on the deck, and natural light fills the space, highlighting wooden flooring and cozy furnishings.
Chalet in Gurnard
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 228 reviews

Beachside chalet at Gurnard Bay near Cowes

The Beach Hut Gurnard, located in an enviable beachfront position, is the perfect 'home from home' for solo-travellers, couples, friends and small families. This beachfront property features fantastic Solent views; the perfect place to watch the stunning sunsets Gurnard is famous for. Well-equipped and with fast WIFI makes this the ideal choice for a chilled break enjoying the sea, beach and all that goes with it, all on your doorstep .

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A newly built property is situated on an elevated site, surrounded by lush greenery. The structure features a light exterior with large windows and a spacious deck with railings. Brightly colored decorations enhance the outdoor area, providing a welcoming entry point to the home.
Cottage in Ventnor
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

Fisherman's Loft A Unique Cottage By The Sea

Welcome to Fisherman's Loft a newly built property on the site of an original fisherman's boathouse in the heart of Wheelers Bay. We have purpose built this accommodation to comprise of open plan living space fully equipped , two double bedrooms a feature bathroom and a shower room. Views from the living room and deck are unsurpassed to the sea. The property is a level walk from the bars and restaurants that Ventnor offers.

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All about Isle of Wight

Located off the south coast of England, the Isle of Wight is world famous for its sailing, but has much more to offer. Measuring 23 by 13 miles, the isle is perhaps best described as a miniature version of England, with its picturesque traditional towns and villages, rolling green hills, dramatic white cliffs, and endless beaches.

The Isle of Wight has attracted visitors, including royalty, since the 19th century, and boasts a number of established seaside resorts.

Due to its 200 miles of cycle routes, the island is a highly-regarded cycling destination, while walkers can take advantage of 500 miles of footpaths. For any music lovers, the island hosts a number of festivals, the biggest being the Isle of Wight Festival in Newport in June. If sailing is your thing, head toward Cowes in the north and marvel at the sailing boats dotted throughout the Solent.

What are the top things to do in Isle of Wight?

Carisbrooke Castle

At the heart of the island is Carisbrooke Castle, a historic keep dating from circa 1100. The castle’s colourful history includes the imprisonment of a King of England in the 17th century. You can walk around the whole of the battlements for sweeping, panoramic views of the Isle of Wight. The grounds are also home to the charming Princess Beatrice Garden and the beloved Carisbrooke donkeys.

The Needles

A trip to the Isle of Wight would not be complete without heading to the far west of the island and one of its most photographed places, the Needles. These are three gleaming, white limestone stacks, ending with the Needles Lighthouse. Take the chairlift for an impressive view of the Needles jutting out from the white cliffs.

Dinosaur Isle

The Isle of Wight has been called “Dinosaur Isle” because of the vast amount of fossil remains that have been discovered here. You can go to the first purpose-built dinosaur attraction in the country in a building designed to look like a Pterosaur. As well as fossils, the island is dotted with life-size models of the dinosaurs found on the island and a robotic dinosaur.