Shanklin Beach is a beautiful, carefully tended stretch of sand on the Isle of Wight. Families appreciate the lifeguards, as well as the kids’ play area. And while there’s quite a hill separating the town from the beach, don’t worry—a lift makes it easy to tote all your beach paraphernalia down to the sand.
Restaurants in Shanklin
5.0 based on 588 reviews
We are much more then a fossil and mineral shop . Our opening days are Monday to Saturday 10am to 4pm PLEASE NOTE WE WILL BE CLOSED FROM SUNDAY 4/10/15 until WEDNESDAY 14/10/15
Fantastic shop so much to see and very well priced. Our children said it was the best place on earth .We went back again in same week .We will be back again next year .Some lovely unusual gifts here and Jim is just so lovely and great with children of all ages .Well done Jim ????????????
5.0 based on 67 reviews
Welcome to Routefifty7 the Isle of Wight’s premium Bike Hire. Our mission, Getting people on bicycles, keeping people on bicycles, having fun with it and making a difference.
I popped in here on the off chance I could ask for help... Steve was really very helpful! Took my daughters bike in and he fixed the brake, turned the front wheel round as it was on wrong, oops! checked the seat tightened a few bits for us and gave some good pointers on where to go locally! Kevin also joined in the impromptu service and tweaked the bell on the bike! What a lovely couple of chaps! Cannot rate this place highly enough... friendly, go above and beyond, great local knowledge. Highly recommend
5.0 based on 68 reviews
Crafts and ceramic painting along with delicious milkshakes, beverages, homemade Belgium waffles, ice cream and sweets. Come and paint ceramic plates, cups and ornaments in a chilled out environment. Create your own bespoke milkshake using some of our many ingredients with hundreds of different combinations. We also hold party's for all ages and allow the whole shop to be hired.
Brilliant visit for a birthday. Great customer service, friendly, fun and highly recommended. Good choice of things to paint and felt completely safe and at ease sitting in. Milkshakes are amazing too!
4.5 based on 671 reviews
Shanklin Theatre is an all year round 615 seat venue providing top entertainment for all tastes. There are regular shows with household names from Comedy and Music, and for 2019 we are hosting professional touring plays featuring familiar TV faces. Over the Christmas period we present our annual traditional Pantomime. During the summer season, we are always proud to host our ever popular summer stage show “Beyond the West End”, this professional production is performed by Spotlight (IOW) Ltd, an Island-based company who have been providing top quality professional entertainment for the last sixteen years, the Best of the West End show runs from 2nd May through to the 3rd October 2019. Here is just a small selection of the varied shows and artists coming to Shanklin Theatre in the very near future. June 2019: Stewart Francis- Into the Punset. Cregan & Co. Marti Pellow. July: Al Murray - Landlord of Hope and Glory. Paul Carrack. Carpenters Gold. 80s Mania. August: Showaddywaddy.
On holiday on the Isle of Wight and saw the posters. Booked online, very easy, and collected tickets. Such excellent ‘staff’ (all volunteers) who were happy to tell us about their Theatre. Watched the show and was amazed how brilliant it was, the flying car, the excellent performers, the brilliant children and chorus dancers, the orchestra, the volunteers running it. Fantastic. So so pleased we decided to go. They have some great names perform here too. When we are back next time, I’ll definitely be checking to see what is on.
4.5 based on 305 reviews
Pirates Cove, 18 Hole Adventure Golf and Fun Park!The Isle of Wight's newest and exciting family attraction. With an 18 hole Pirate themed Ad venture Golf and Adventure playground set amidst caves, waterfalls, A fully rigged pirate ship and much more.With a rollercoaster, Go Karts, water Zorbs and much more you'll be blown away with the Pirate fun.Also find the Traditional 'Arnold Palmer'18 hole Crazy golf adjacent for a more traditional seaside experience.
As well as the pirate golf and crazy golf there is also an excellent 18 hole dinosaur golf course. The adult price of £6.50 was fair for 18 holes and the course was very well maintained. Holes were challenging and enjoyable to play. For £11 you can play both dinosaur and pirate courses.
4.5 based on 318 reviews
Beautiful English Country Tea Gardens which are a haven for bees,butterflies,birds and our Red Squirrels who visit everyday. Also enjoy our lovely old fashioned Crazy Golf fully accessible to wheelchair and impaired mobility people
Calm & peaceful oasis tucked away from the main attractions a short walk from the Center of the old village. It has a stage for outdoor concerts, a tea garden & crazy golf. Nicely maintained grounds a great place for meeting family & friends for a picnic.
4.5 based on 497 reviews
well worth doing, and a cold drink at the Spyglass Inn in Ventnor as a reward, the walk on to Steephill Cove is delightful.
4.5 based on 115 reviews
A rock shop with a huge variety of items. Great selection of rock, mustards and biscuits. An enjoyable experience with reasonable prices.
4.5 based on 341 reviews
Clock Tower Beach can be found next to the clock tower that was dedicated in 1897 to mark Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. On this beautiful clean stretch of sandy beach you can hire clean modern sunbeds deckchairs windbreakers & parasols or try our water sports which include SUP kayaks pedalos. Toilets are close by and two of Shanklin’s fine pubs are situated across the road for food & drinks
A lovely beach with lots of room too play or walk and lots of amusements along the front for rainy days including crazy golf. The parking was easy when we were there but this may be more challenging in the height of the summer.
4.0 based on 2,782 reviews
Shanklin Chine: Celebrating its Bicentenary year in 2017 Shanklin Chine marks a truly special milestone this year’s as it celebrates its 200th Anniversary as a visitor attraction. The gates to this historic gorge first opened back in 1817, making it the longest established attraction on Isle of Wight, enticing many millions of visitors to wander through and marvel at its natural beauty over a double century of seasonal openings. There are few locations on the Isle of Wight, let alone England, that can boast such a tranquil and picturesque location for visitors to enjoy. The stunning tree lined Chine cuts its way from Shanklin Old Village to the sandy beach and Esplanade far below and has always been a magnet for renowned artists, photographers and those seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of modern age. Shanklin Chine boasts many famous visitors who have stopped to paint, draw and write about the natural beauty it beholds. From author Jane Austen to romanticist landscape painter J.M.W Turner, all have been attracted by the timeless and magical beauty captured in this remarkable gorge, with its waterfall, shear chasm-like sides decked in lush vegetation and towering trees. A brand-new exhibition in 2017 will tell the fascinating story of the Chine’s two-hundred-year history and features sections on the flora and fauna of this officially classified site of important nature conservation. This is accompanied by a limited edition new book written especially for the Bicentenary. Visitors can enjoy the splendour of Shanklin Chine by day...then wonder at its mystical beauty on summer nights during the Chine Lumiere, when hundreds of lights illuminate the narrow paths, streams and waterfalls held within. The Lumiere begins on 26th May, with an increased run of 10pm closings until the last day of September…the longest period of illuminated openings in its history. Then, following a short period of closure for maintenance, the Chine reopens between 21st and 29th October, again featuring the Lumiere evenings, with closing times at 8pm. During evening openings, the attraction offers a day and evening return ticket which allows for two visits within a seven-day period at very little extra cost to just one single visit. Shanklin Chine has a well-stocked gift shop and popular Victorian style tea room, with a newly extended tea garden for 2017. Taking a cream tea at the attraction is definitely one of the highlights to any visit, with a special 200th Birthday high afternoon tea available to pre-book this year (details to be found on the website). There is also a full menu of light lunches and meals prepared to order by the tea room team. The attraction also features a special monument to the crack 40 Royal Marine Commando who trained in the Chine in preparation for the Dieppe landings on D-Day in World War II. Visitors can also learn about the role of Shanklin Chine during this period- in particular the part played by the Marine Commandos' and the famous PLUTO (Pipeline Under The Ocean) which carried petrol to the Allied troops in France. Visitors of all ages can enjoy a leisurely stroll through Shanklin Chine...a wondrous secret discovered and loved by so many people during its historical reign as the Island’s most original of tourist attractions. With entrances at both the Old Village and Esplanade ends, it makes the perfect scenic cut through between Shanklin’s busiest locations that no visitor should miss. PLEASE NOTE THE ATTRACTION IS OPEN SEASONALLY BETWEEN APRIL AND OCTOBER. CHECK WEBSITE FOR OCTOBER CLOSURES FOR MAINTENANCE AND FOR EXTENDED EVENING SUMMER OPENINGS UNTIL 10PM FROM JUNE TO END OF SEPTEMBER.
Visited shanklin chine with my wife and daughter it was a lovely walk through the chine, staff were very friendly and approachable, grounds were magnificent throughout, daughter absolutely loved the birds and the fishes and me and my wife enjoyed the walk and the history that was given to you, well done to the amazing work
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