Isle of Wight Inclusive & Osborne House

Seven days away with the assurance of six nights at the Shanklin Beach Hotel - a firm favourite of Caledonian Travel holiday makers for years! Enjoy the stunning surroundings and attractions of Shanklin along with a scenic journey taking in the beautiful sights of the Island including Alum Bay with its views of the famous Needles and pretty Godshill, filled with quaint shops and cafes plus inclusive admission to Osborne House - Queen Victoria and Prince Alberts family home.\n\nDrinks Package - 4 drinks vouchers per person each day with a choice of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks\n.What's Included?
- Coach travel with reserved seating- Six nights dinner, bed and breakfast at the popular Shanklin Beach Hotel, Shanklin- Evening entertainment- 4 drinks vouchers per person each day with a choice of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks- Admission to the house and extensive gardens of Osborne House- Scenic drive to Alum Bay and Yarmouth- Half-day excursion to Ryde.- A scenic journey taking in the very best of this gem of an island, visiting Godshill and charming CowesThe beautiful island of the Isle of Wight, just off the south coast of England. With its mild climate, stunning coastal scenery and award-winning beaches, the Isle of Wight has been a popular holiday destination for many years.\n\nOsbourne House- Osborne House is the palatial former holiday home of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Wander through the rolling acres of this magnificent estate with riotous colours on the walled gardens, peacefully shaded woodland walks and Victoria and Alberts' private bathing beach\n\nShanklin - Shanklin is a stunning village on the beautiful Isle of Wight. Promising a relaxing ambience, golden sandy beaches, a splendid esplanade, historic attractions and a host of traditional seaside fun.\n\nAlum Bay - 21-shade sand cliffs, a shingle beach with stunning views across the Solent, plus the bold and beautiful chalk stacks emerging from the surrounding crystal-clear waters. Alum Bay is one of the most picturesque and iconic places to visit on The Isle of Wight.\n\nShanklin Beach Hotel - Originally built as two individual hotels, they have been joined to create the largest hotel on the seafront offering unparalleled sea views across beautiful sandy beaches.

Shanklin
Shanklin is a stunning village on the beautiful Isle of Wight. Promising a relaxing ambience, golden sandy beaches, a splendid esplanade, historic attractions and a host of traditional seaside fun. Once the beloved retreat of royalty the Isle of Wight is a home away from home, with its mild, moderate climate and easy access via short sea ferry crossing. Perhaps the perfect choice for a coach holiday for the young and the young at heart!


The Isle of Wight
The beautiful island of the Isle of Wight, just off the south coast of England.\n\nWith its mild climate, beautiful coastal scenery and award-winning beaches, the Isle of Wight has been a popular holiday destination for many years.\n\nTake a stroll along the seafront promenades with vintage beach huts, traditional seaside attractions and offering fantastic sea views. Explore the quaint villages on the island, including Alum Bay, Godshill, The Needles and Shanklin Village, which are all easily accessible.\n\nDiscover the attractive scenery with a walk on the island's coastal path, a route that runs around the entire coastline, and is 71 miles in length. Learn about the history of the Isle of Wight with visits to ancient forts, medieval lighthouses and stunning Victorian mansions. It's not surprising that Queen Victoria described this holiday destination as her 'paradise'. Visit the Queen's favourite retreat, Osborne House, with its spectacular grounds, private apartments, and luxurious furnishings.

Your Included Excursions
Osbourne House- Osborne House is the palatial former holiday home of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Wander through the rolling acres of this magnificent estate with riotous colours on the walled gardens, peacefully shaded woodland walks and Victoria and Alberts' private bathing beach\n\nRyde- Enjoy a visit to Ryde, one of the original seaside destinations, with long, sandy beaches and a wonderful mix of traditional seaside fun, Victorian architecture and hidden gems.Godshill & Cowes- Godshill boasts some of the oldest architecture on the Isle of Wight, with a beautiful medieval church, a winding main street, lined with charming tea-rooms and beautiful thatched[1]roof cottages. We also visit Cowes offering a rich wealth of history and home to the oldest and biggest sailing regatta in the world.Alum Bay & Yarmouth- Famous for its multi-coloured sand cliffs, stunning views across the Solent and the renowned 'Needles', Alum Bay boasts of the most picturesque beaches on the Isle of Wight. We continue to Yarmouth, a wonderful town filled with a range of quaint cafes, shops and galleries along with a stunning 17th Century church overlooking the main square.The Shanklin Beach Hotel, Shanklin The Shanklin Beach Hotel, Shanklin
Originally built as two individual hotels, they have been joined to create the largest hotel on the seafront offering unparalleled seaviews across beautiful sandy beaches. The Shanklin Beach Hotel on the Southern side of the island, near Shanklin Vine, a wooden coastal ravine with waterfalls and Old Village, full of thatched cottages provides an ideal location for a relaxing breakaway
Hotel Features: All bedrooms have en-suite facilities, TV and tea/coffee making facilities
- TV lounge
- Games room
- Bar lounge
- Ballroom
- Restaurant
- Splendid evening entertainment
- Lift to all floors but not to all landings. * Free Wi-Fi