Isle of Wight Walking and Cycling holidays

Welcome to Wight Wanders, Isle of Wight walking and cycling holidays. The Isle of Wight is home to some of the most diverse walking and cycling countryside in the UK, and what better way to unwind than to get out into the fresh air and explore the Isle of Wight?   

Over the last 6 years we have welcomed hundreds of hikers and cyclists to the Isle of Wight many for the third or fourth time. We promise you a walking or cycling holiday that is relaxing comfortable and filled with discovery because they are based on our local expertise and specialist knowledge.  Why not try the Isle of Wight Coastal Path. We want you to enjoy the truly authentic Isle of Wight, exploring the little known and unspoilt places that only a local would know exists.

Best Wishes
Sandie & Neville

Walking and Cycling Holidays on the Isle of Wight. Isle of Wight Walking holidays on the Isle of Wight, Wight walks specialise in the supply of independent self-guided walking holidays on the Isle of Wight.  The Isle of Wight Coastal path walking holiday is a favourite trekking holiday and can be completed in a leisurely 8 days or as little as 4 days. Our Self-Guided walking holidays are for those who like to walk independently, staying at a different place along the walking trail each night. Starting and finish on any date of your choosing, walking at your own pace, guided by our detailed route notes and OS maps, and enjoy the sense of freedom walking through peaceful landscapes, your senses re-awakened by the scenery and sounds of the countryside around you.  As you enjoy your self-led walking holiday we transport your luggage, you travel light and in complete freedom, allowing you the time to discover the Isle of Wight's many hidden charms. Other Walking holiday trails supplied by Wight wanders include: Source to sea, a linear walking holiday starting in Chale and finishing in Bembridge. Following the River Yar from where it springs at Niton, you will see the river grow from a tiny trickle as it gathers water from a host of tributaries along its route, swelling to where it meets the sea at Bembridge Harbour. Red Squirrel Trail: On the trail of the Islands most famous inhabitant, the beautiful but elusive Red Squirrel. This circular walking holiday on the Isle of Wight takes you along the coastal path from Cowes to Yarmouth passing through small copses along the way. Then heading inland over the wooded areas of the Downs of the West Wight and finally passing through Parkhurst Forest one of the main habitats of the Red Squirrel. Creeks and Coombs, a linear walking holiday starting in Cowes follows the more remote part of the Isle of Wight coastal path then around Newtown Creek before heading inland. Cycling holidays, cycling holidays on the Isle of Wight have recently been recognised by the Lonely Planet as one of the top cycling destinations in the world in its Best in Travel 2010 guide, the Isle of Wight is a long-time favourite with outdoor enthusiasts. On or off-road, cyclists on cycling holidays are spoilt for choice, with the isle of Wight’s variety of landscapes ranging from quiet country lanes to sweeping valleys, chalk cliffs, downs and ancient woodland. Another good reason for leisure cyclists and intrepid Lance Armstrong-wannabees to plan a day trip or short break to the Isle of Wight is that bikes go free with Wightlink. Wight wanders cycling holidays The Round Island Isle of Wight cycling holiday route starts in Cowes and then continues anti-clockwise. This cycling holiday would be considered a medium challenge for those new to cycling but easy for those that have cycled before. It is possible to add extra miles on either of the days depending on your ability.