solo travellers guide to the isle of wight

The ideal destination for solo travellers, the Isle of Wight offers relaxation, calm and a sense of freedom for intrepid adventurers. 

Spanning just 23 miles east to west, and 13 miles north to south, it’s an easy place to explore on foot, by bike, bus or by car, with regular foot-passenger and vehicle ferries from Southampton and easy links to mainland rail and bus services. 

Perfectly self-contained, the Isle of Wight offers the best of the UK’s varied landscape all in one place, with over 500 miles of footpaths and cycle ways, 25 beautiful beaches for sunbathing and water sports, historic homes and natural attractions a plenty and a plethora of friendly towns and villages to discover. Expect warm hospitality and exceptional foodie experiences wherever you go, with local producers specialising in garlic, cheese, gin and tomatoes for a real taste of the Island. From wild camping to cosy cottages, there’s a wide range of accommodation options to choose from, whether you’re looking for a little luxury, to immerse yourself in nature or simply curl up with a book by the sea. 

Safe and welcoming, the Isle of Wight is an easy and enriching destination to explore alone, offering a wonderfully different and authentic experience. 

✔️ One to tick off your solo travel bucket list.