Warners - Norton Grange Coastal Village

The Isle of Wight is known for being a popular summer holiday destination, and it’s the perfect location for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The beaches are calm and the sea is warm.

The UK’s warmest and sunniest destination is packed with things to see and do, even if the weather takes the odd dip, with the Island's many attractions. On a beautiful sunny day sit back and relax whilst we explore the stunning countryside and coastline.

The Island boasts miles of stunning coastline views and beaches and if the weather’s not so kind, discover a wealth of history and heritage or maybe visit a family-favourite such as The Needles or Sandown Pier. Norton Grange Holiday Village is one of the best spots on the Isle of Wight to relax and enjoy the spectacular views of the Solent. Explore pretty Yarmouth or take a stroll along the sea wall and watch the yachts go by.Day 1 - After joining your holiday coach, enjoy the
Cruise to the Isle of Wight arriving at Norton Grange late afternoon. Four nights here with breakfast and dinner.

Live entertainment and dancing this evening.
Tea and Coffee are not included.

Days 2 - 4 At leisure with 2 included excursions.

Round Island Tour
A visit to the Isle of Wight wouldn't be complete without going 'Round the Island'. Our tour takes you round the traditional clockwise route with stops on the way.

If you've never been to the Island before, this is a must day out. The route along the southern coast line of the Island is quite spectacular.

IOW Pearls & Botanic Garden.
A leisurely start today heading along the coast to the Isle of Wight Pearl. A family owned and run business which has called the island home for almost 30 years. Dedicated to the art of pearl jewellery, their showroom offers unmissable views over the English Channel.

There are many breath-taking views on the Isle of Wight, but Chilton Chine has a stunning natural beach not far from IOW Pearl on the southwest coast. Its sands feature natural green and red clay as well as ancient shells and fossils from the prehistoric era.

A short drive to Ventnor Botanic Garden - lying in the remarkable microclimate at the heart of the famous 'Undercliff.' This unique garden is protected from the cold northerly winds by chalk downs.

Indeed, it holds the warmth from its southerly aspect so well that, combined with the moderating influence of the sea, frost is rarely known. When frost does occur it is usually of short duration and not great severity. With an average rainfall of 28 inches its climate is more akin to the Mediterranean.

This enables a wide variety of plants considered too tender for much of mainland Britain to be grown. The Garden is unrivalled for its collections of subtropical plants grown unprotected out of doors.

Many of their plants are shown in representations of geographical regions, growing in association with each other as in the wild. Their aim to present an immersive experience where the visitor is transported to landscapes from around the world. Admission included.

Day 5 - After breakfast it's all aboard for the ferry to the mainland and onward to your home towns mid evening.Norton Grange Village, IOW


Explore pretty Yarmouth or take a stroll along the sea wall and watch the yachts go by. Spend your days doing anything from aqua aerobics to walking along the coast or why not treat yourself to lunch in the Waterfront Coffee Lounge? While you're savouring the light and airy ambience over a latte, the sun will catch the shimmering waters as if to say 'You're on holiday'!

If you would rather enjoy a more active visit there is an abundance of activities to keep you on your toes, pitch 'n' putt, a bike ride or enjoy some fun croquet. The free leisure facilities are worth visiting - take a dip in the indoor heated pool, relax in the sauna before a great nights live entertainment.