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With 88 acres of rolling countryside and enchanting woodland, some of the Island's biggest rides and loads of children's play features, plus areas of space to run free, there really is something for everyone to explore. 

Whether you choose to start your own African Adventure in the jungle-themed play area, feed the carp in the pond, test your skill with a game of disc golf or climb the trees up Squirrel Tower, there’s plenty to keep everyone entertained.  

Bring the kids, bring the dog or choose to visit with friends, the stunningly maintained gardens and woodland are beautiful all year round and you can enjoy interactive falconry displays twice daily.  

NEW – take adventure to new heights as you clamber across a series of net bridges, tunnels and trampolines suspected up to 34ft off the ground. Jungle Heights gives you the opportunity to really explore the treetops.  

Robin Hill has a variety of other exciting play features for kids of different ages, including the African Adventure Playground, rickety Troll Bridges, Duck Down Play Village, plus the water squirting game Splash Attack! If you are feeling brave, you can climb Squirrel Tower, or if you fancy testing your brain, try the Giant Maze.  

The park also has 4 main rides to experience too, suitable for different ages. You can choose the Toboggan Run, Colossus, Cows Express Children's Train ride or the Time Machine 4D Motion Cinema! There are a number of great events held here throughout the year too, so don't miss out! 

Step into Queen Victoria's summer palace, Osborne House, where the Queen of England entertained her important guests. Osborne was built specifically for Victoria and Albert, and its architecture and furnishings reflect their passions, taste and style.

Explore the gardens and grounds, take a stroll down to the Swiss Cottage that Prince Albert build for their nine children. Let you own kids run free in the royal playground! 

Grab an ice cream at the cafe on Queen Victoria's private beach, and see one of her original bathing machines, which she used for privacy while enjoying the benefits of sea-bathing.

You can feel a real sense of history here. Heads of state, inventors, princes and princesses, all walked these opulent corridors, when Osborne was at the centre of a vast British Empire. 

Osborne’s time-warp atmosphere makes it an excellent location for filming period pieces, and the house recently featured in the film, Victoria & Abdul. 

With only a handful of cottages, brightly coloured canopied deckchairs, beach huts, lobster pots and an old donkey, you would be forgiven for thinking that you had stepped back in time. Some people liken it to the hidden coves in Cornwall, whilst others think of the palm-fringed bays of the Mediterranean. Welcome to Steephill Cove on the sunny south side of the Isle of Wight.

Arguably the prettiest place on the Island, situated just south of the Victorian seaside town of Ventnor, Steephill Cove is a traditional, unspoilt fishing cove with a safe, sandy beach, nestled between rocky cliffs and smugglers' coves.

This little bay has no road access, making it a unique noise and pollution free beach. Parking is five minutes away in the award winning Botanical Gardens, or the private car park(cheaper) above the Cove on the main road.
 

Carved by Mother Nature’s own hands over thousands of years, the stunning tree lined gorge that is Shanklin Chine cuts its mark from Shanklin Old Village to the sandy beach and esplanade far below.

Attracting many millions of visitors to wander through and marvel at its beauty over a near double century of seasonal openings, Shanklin Chine can truly say it’s lasted the test of visitor time. There are few places on the Isle of Wight, let alone England, that can boast such a tranquil and picturesque location.