A travel destination website has placed the Isle of Wight in the top 3 of holiday hotspots this Easter.
Big Travel 7, working with global comparison site EnjoyTravel.com, have released a list of 15 UK destinations – and the Island sits proudly at number 3, ahead of Dorset, Brighton and the Cotswolds.
Based on special Easter events and the average cost of stay and family-friendly activities, only London and Glasgow were placed higher than the UK’s favourite holiday island.
Will Myles, Managing Director at Visit Isle of Wight said:
“The Isle of Wight has a host of incredible attractions offering a range of activities and some fantastic accommodation for families, so we’re not surprised to be placed this high in the Big Travel 7 top ten this Easter”.
TOP 10 BEST PLACES TO VISIT FOR EASTER UK:
1. London, England
2. Glasgow, Scotland
3. The Isle of Wight
4. Glencoe, Scotland
5. Windermere, England
6. Harrogate and Yorkshire Dales National Park, England
7. Bourton-on-the-Water and the Cotswolds, England
8. Brighton, England
9. Edinburgh, Scotland
10. Dorset, England





















































































Well best make the most of it now, as another couple of years and all there will be to look at is housing estates
No surprise here us cork heads always knew it is a great place any time of year but successive councils are doing there best to ruin it
Caulk heads
not for me there are better places to go. its just a run down island now
Go and live somewhere else then?
bob didn’t say he lived here
You’re right. How can we seriously market ourselves as a holiday destination when our main “resort” – Sandown (aka Rundown) consists of many empty high street premises and burnt out hotels? Many seaside resorts suffer from poverty to be fair but seeing the prices you pay for caravans, I would be expecting some sun-kissed sparkling jewel set in the calm, welcoming waters of the English Channel. I don’t see criticism as negativity or meaning one hates the island. I want it to be absolutely fantastic for visitors – and residents of course. If people are happy with how it is, you’re part of the problem and it’s you who needs to move.
Here here, well said that man.
If you are not a part of the solution then you are a part of the problem.
Sandown IS an embarasment.
The IW IS corrupt.
Vote ting vote tong vote ting tong.
INNIT tho….bruv.
Great news. This makes it a must see destination for 2nd homers – should help the economy and push the property prices up. Win win!
And Isle of Wight soon to enjoy top three ranking in rise of Covid cases…….I think not
…. Someone had to mention the bleedin C word
Q/ How to turn good news into bad news
A/ Ask an Isle of Wighter, their bound to find something “hold on I found something at the bottom of my bag for a rainy day, housing estates, scum from the mainland, don’t like wind farms and/or fracking, global warmings made up.. sure I had another negative comment somewhere, I used those last week.. something to do with Brexit and immigration, oh here it is.. just love to sprinkle misery and prejudice.. can really get to it now I’ve retired to a bungalow with a view, with a lotta time on my hands, so I can really spread it about bigtime”
Remember all the tourist attractions that are gone,they are all now a eyesore or housing ,i for 1 wouldnt pay ferry prices to sit on a beech all day
What do you want ?
The Tag Mahal ?
A view of Torque ?
You’re a tree hugger?
Good for the island but why people would pay that much for the ferry is beyond me.
Because the ferry companies are ran by British oligarchs.
Better come visit now as soon the island will be cut off by the solent pirates.