Holiday rentals and lettings in Bembridge

Hop on a ferry to the Isle of Wight and come away to an island paradise! The delightful village of Bembridge has beautiful, quiet beaches with rock pools and breathtaking views out to sea and the harbour welcomes sailing boats from around the world! The local restaurants are small, cosy and highly rated for excellent food and you can fill up on delectable locally caught fish and seafood or tuck into delicious British pub fare!

Find a romantic Isle of White rental just for two with everything you need for a wonderful sunny getaway or browse a selection of fully equipped, comfortably furnished, immaculate lettings to suit a group of 4, 6, 8, 10 or even 12. These properties are strategically located in and around Bembridge close to local village amenities, the harbour, lovely Bembridge Beach and stunning local coastal walks. Most of the lovely holiday lettings and rentals in the area feature a peaceful garden with a view and are located just a stone's throw from the beach.

You will need several holidays to cover all of the spectacular hiking trails on the Isle of Wight within easy reach of Bembridge! More than half of the island is recognized as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and this is a sublime destination for beautiful, unspoiled nature and gorgeous beaches. With train and ferry travelling times from London of just 2 hours this is a splendid destination for a weekend break. There are up to 200 ferry crossings per day from Portsmouth, Southampton and Lymington on the mainland with short regional flights from Southampton and Bournemouth.

Bembridge is a perfect base for exploring what the island has to offer. The Isle of Wight is an adventure playground for families with plenty of opportunities for fun, exciting and unique days out at attractions such as the renowned Blackgang Chine theme park or the fantastic Dinosaur Isle Attraction. Monkey Haven is a very special primate rescue centre where you can meet all sorts of wonderful animals! You can have a vintage steam train sightseeing experience of a lifetime aboard the Isle of Wight Steam Railway or visit Carisbrooke Castle, Yarmouth Castle or Queen Victoria´s palatial summer residence for a break from lazy beach days of sandcastle and paddling!

The Isle of Wight is a truly magnificent destination for brilliant coastal walks. The north west of the island near Bembridge offers you a stunning 11 km walk that circles the National Trust´s Newtown National Nature Reserve, a pristine, estuarine haven perfect for birdwatchers. The 10 km Freshwater Bay to Brighstone route encompasses a large section of the west coast and the path meanders to the turquoise waters of stunning Compton Bay where you can hunt for fossils. Along the south of the island there is a splendid 13 km walk that passes several stunning chimes where water flows through cliffs to the sea!

Bembridge is your gateway to the Isle of Wight´s 91 km of coastline largely comprised of beautiful beaches. The Isle of Wight is a renowned sailing and water sport mecca and sailing is a wonderful way to appreciate the island´s magnificent coastline! The world's largest sailing regatta takes place at Cowes Week on the Isle of Wight every August! With a multitude of boat hire options available you will be ready to set sail in no time! There are multiple surfing locations on the island and one of the best ways to explore the coastal inlets is by stand up paddleboard or kayak and there are a number of great spots for windsurfing and kitesurfing.

Here is your chance for a family adventure like no other at England's oldest amusement park that dates back to 1843! Experience thrilling wild rides and slides and magical attractions to enchant and delight in Cowboy Town, Dodo Valley and Underwater Kingdom! Have a thrilling close encounter with life size moving dinosaurs at the Jurassic experience, be a fairy in fairyland and see your favourite nursery rhymes come to life in nursery land before heading to Pirate Cove for a pirate ship adventure!

Come and spend the day at the holiday home of Prince Albert and Queen Victoria! Osbourne house is a magnificent, elegant, palatial royal residence with Italianate architectural flair! Wander about the sumptuous rooms where you can feast your eyes on the ornate interiors and luxurious furnishings of the state and family rooms and stroll through the garden terraces that boast magnificent views across the Solent! There are two fabulous children's playgrounds as well as a fascinating museum housing the natural history collections of the royal children!

The needles are considered one of the seven wonders of Britain! These three, distinctive stacks of chalk rise about 30 metres out of the sea on the western side of The Isle of Wight Southwest of Alum Bay. The best way to appreciate this incredible sight is to glide down on the chair lift for close up views over these formidable rock formations. The Needles Battery is a wonderful Victorian fort perched high above the rocks on The Isle of Wight and offers a wonderful view over The Needles.

Come and get lost in a magical woodland world at the Isle of Wight´s oldest attraction! Here you can find a peaceful retreat in a leafy gorge lined with an abundance of rare plants en route to a spectacular waterfall! In the evening Shanklin Gorge is especially magical when it is lit up by displays of colourful lighting! The tea shop boasts a 200 year tradition of providing incredible cream teas!

Come aboard the Isle of Wight´s impeccably preserved, award winning steam train attraction and see the idyllic countryside from a vintage Edwardian or Victorian carriage! The train journey is around an hour and runs from Havenstreet where you can visit the fascinating train museum and workshops. The oldest locomotive was built in 1876 while the gorgeous wood panelled carriages with gleaming brass handles and vintage droplight windows date back to 1864!