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Sandown lends its name to the beautiful bay which stretches out in front of the golden, sandy beaches which have the towering white cliffs of Culver to the north, the sandstone cliffs of Dunnose and Luccombe to the south. The waters offer great bathing for all the family and there is always a cafe, pub or attraction close by.
Sandown offers a great range of accommodation as it is one of the longest established resorts on the Island and there is a wealth of B&B's, hotels, self-catering accommodation and caravan sites from which you can choose.
Attractions include Dinosaur Isle, Sandown Pier, The Isle of Wight Zoo and Tiger Sanctuary as well as Browns Pitch and Putt. For those golfers, there is Sandown and Shanklin Golf Course - Sandown has it all.
GO ON - TREAT YOURSELF and discover Sandown.
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The Wight in Sandown makes a perfect choice for your holiday or short break on the Isle of Wight, offering a great service, delicious food and fantastic facilities.
FOR THE BEST DEALS AND SUBSIDISED CAR FERRY CROSSINGS BOOK DIRECT on the link below or by telephoning 01983 403722 – we look forward to welcoming you soon.
A choice of 41 unique and comfortable bedrooms, varying in style and size from singles through to family suites, superior rooms and a four poster and honeymoon suite, we are certain you will find a room suited to your requirements at the Wight. Each room is en-suite with colour TV (flat screen with Freeview and radio), hospitality tray, hairdryer, digital safe and a tower fan. All rooms have been redecorated and fitted with blackout curtains and new carpets to ensure your comfort. Free WiFi is available in all public areas and the vast majority of bedrooms to complement your leisure time.
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St Michaels in Sandown is a family run guest house run by Neil and Amanda Mitchell who will ensure your stay is a relaxing and enjoyable one. En-suite rooms a licensed bar and off street parking teamed with a great seaside location close to the beach and shops St Michaels is an ideal holiday or short break choice.
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Seagulls is a beautifully restored semi-detached house has been tastefully decorated and furnished to a high standard throughout, overlooking Sandown Bay with un-interrupted beach & sea views from the Master King Bedroom. Just across the road, you have direct access to the sandy beaches of Sandown Bay.
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Book Drayton Villas
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The Sands hotel occupies one of the most enviable positions in Sandown, right on the Esplanade, just across the road from the golden sands of Sandown Beach. The Sands is personally managed by Lee and Shauna Morey, who live on the premises and ensure that your stay is to the highest standard of service as well as friendly and welcoming.
All the food at Sands Hotel is cooked and prepared on the premises and served to guests in the bright hotel dining room.
The hotel's bar and lounge, like the dining room, looks out to sea across the hotel's swimming pool and sun terrace, with views of Culver Cliff and Sandown Bay.
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Cheverton Copse Holiday Park set between the beautiful beaches of Shanklin & Sandown is a great family run holiday park from which to enjoy the sites and attractions of the south coast of the Isle of Wight. We are proud to have achieved a 4-star holiday park rating and the David Bellamy Gold award for conservation. There are 57 caravans with a variety of grades and prices to suit all budgets.
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Our friendly family run non-smoking fully self-contained holiday apartments are situated in the ever popular sunny seaside resort of Sandown Isle of Wight. Whether this is a well earned holiday or you are visiting one of the many events or festivals that take place all year round on the Isle of Wight, you can be assured you will feel at home here at these wonderful self-catering apartments. Great welcome from the resident owners
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Fort Holiday Park is a lovely family caravan park in Sandown close enough to the beach, Zoo and town to travel by foot but just far enough away to enjoy the peace and quiet and stunning countryside views.
Fort Holiday Park accepts one night bookings out of main season.
Discounted ferry prices available
Short breaks from 1 night outside of school summer holidays
To allow children to play safely, there is a separate large car park, with trolleys provided for your luggage
Children’s playground with swing, slides and roundabout.
David Bellamy Conservation Gold award 10th year running.
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From pocket-sized primates to powerful predators, the residents of The Isle of Wight Zoo will charm and amaze you. The Zoo is based on Sandown Beach on the east coast of the Island. Originally family-owned it recently became a registered Charity – The Wildheart Trust, which is dedicated to realising its global ambitions to make a meaningful impact on the health of the natural world while actively improving the well-being of animals in human care.
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Discover The Tigers
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Sandown Pier is all year round entertainment for all the family. There’s the Lost World indoor golf adventure, with special lighting and sound effects, Ten Pin Bowling and Magic Island Play Area which specialise in children’s birthday parties. The End of the Pier is open from Easter and has rides for all the family including Dodgems, Snake Slide, Ball Walkers, Quad Bikes and Tea Cups. There is a Cafe & Burger Bar. Fun for all the family and all ages.
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Discover the Pier
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The Royal Pier on the seafront of Sandown offers friendly service and great facilities such as a spa pool, bar, indoor pool and dining room overlooking the bay.
Originally built by the Victorians for Princess Beatrice as her summer residence, the property later became a very popular meeting place for those wealthy travellers who followed in the path of royalty to walk the pier and enjoy the invigorating fresh sea air.
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4 stars by visitengland.com and graded M2 by English Tourism Council
Borthwood Cottages, originally a milking parlour have been rebuilt to an exceedingly high standard to form three cottages. NEW is Laurel cottage – a lovely, large stand alone cottage. Situated in a tranquil rural location of outstanding natural beauty with views over the surrounding countryside to Culver Cliff and within yards of Borthwood copse a National Trust Wood.
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Luccombe Hall Hotel is stunningly located on the cliff top in Shanklin. As one of the best-located Isle of Wight hotels, you will be spoilt for just the best sea views. The hotel is just a couple of minutes away from the main Shanklin to Ventnor Road and occupies a very peaceful location yet is only a few minutes walk to the Shanklin Old Village.
Luccombe Hall Hotel is proud to be able to offer the best range of facilities of any hotel on the Isle of Wight. There’s plenty to do for all the family, whatever the weather. Relax in the hot tub or sauna. Allow the kids to let off some steam with a swim in the pool and a round of table tennis. Keep active and burn off some calories on the squash court.
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If your idea of a perfect break involves looking out upon spectacular views of the sea then spend an evening, before and after dinner, in our wonderful lounge. You will experience delicious fine dining and stunning sea views in The Appley Restaurant. You can also enjoy refreshments in the Grand View Tea Gardens which also boast panoramic views of Shanklin and Sandown beaches.
Luccombe Manor is perfect you can sit in the lounge and watch the yachts and cross-channel ferries pass by. You may want to relax in the outdoor hot tub, take a swim in the heated pool, cool off in the games room or take a wander through the magnificent gardens.
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