Isle of Wight
Isle of Wight
Discovering the Isle of Wight
Take a day trip from London by coach to the beautiful Isle of Wight. Getting there involves boarding a ferry from Southampton to cross the Solent, the strait of the English Channel that separates the south coast of England from the Isle of Wight. Once on the Isle of Wight, we visit Osborne House, designed by Prince Albert himself and frequented by him, Queen Victoria & their family as their private summer residence. Entrance to the gorgeous Osborne House is included. We also visit Shanklin and/or Sandown to spend some time enjoying the beautiful beaches here. And lastly, we visit Godshill. Here you can explore the traditional village with some of the oldest architecture on the Isle of Wight, including traditional thatched roof cottages, see the adorable miniature model village, or purchase some local cider to take home. We then take a scenic drive back to the ferry terminal to head back to Southampton and, finally, London.




Historic Landmarks
Osborne House, medieval architecture & beautiful beaches - the Isle of Wight has a good mix of historical significance with man-made & natural beauty.
Guided Tour
Enjoy the day with one of our friendly, knowledgeable tour guides, helping you to fully experience the beauty and heritage of the sites.
An Unique Experience
We have crafted & refined our tours with a personal touch over the past 25+ years to offer you an extraordinary day out.
Luxury Coach
We use our own luxury minibuses & coaches, which are designed with your comfort and safety in mind.
Payment Options
We accept most major card types for online payments. We also accept payment by card over the phone or cash to our central London office.
Have a Question?
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Itinerary
- Return Luxury Coach Travel from London Including Ferries
- Osborne House Entrance
- Free time in Sandown/Shanklin & Godshill
- Scenic Drive of the Isle
- Tour Guide or Driver-Guide