Discover the best top things to do in Freshwater, United Kingdom including Tennyson Down, Mrs Middleton's Shop and The Rabbit Hole, Whistle and Hound, Freshwater Bay, Isle of Wight Adventure Activities, Colwell Bay, Hill Farm Stables, St Agnes Church, Freshwater Bay Golf Club, West Wight Sports and Community Centre.
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5.0 based on 164 reviews
We walked from Freshwater up over the Tennyson Downs (past the monument) to the Needles, then past Alum Bay to the Needless Visitor area and back along the bottom of the Downs (West Down?) to arrive back in Freshwater. A long but relatively easy and absolutely beautiful walk, incredible views and so peaceful up on the Downs. Lots of birds and butterflies to spot. Highly recommended for a day out (the round trip walk including a stop at the Needles and the visitor area took around 4-5 hours and we weren't in a rush).
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Lovely find after walking from Yarmouth to Freshwater along the old railway line.... Nice little table outside for us and our dog....... Excellent choice of coffee and tea....we went for the Jabberwocky and Classic blend coffees along with Ginger Cake and Lemon Cupcake as well as a selection of their chocolates. The coffee was excellent, cake fabulous and chocolates wonderful. Excellent service and will definitely revisit next time in Freshwater.
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Independent gift shop and creative space running art & craft workshops and drop in stay & make for all ages and levels. Stockist of small Isle of Wight businesses, British made goods and fairly traded homewares and accessories. Craft kits to visit, stay and make. We are all about the artisan.
5.0 based on 3 reviews
We stopped off at Freshwater Bay on our last full day on the island whilst in the area. There is a pay & display car park just across the road and service buses also stop nearby. The bay is quite pleasant protected by high cliffs at both ends and curves around a sand and shingle beach. There are some beach shops / cafes just across the road from the car park At the west end high up on the cliff is what looks to be a Victorian coastal battery now converted to holiday flats we understood. At the east end, the cliffs rise steeply and if you climb up here onto the grassy down, you will be rewarded by some spectacular views both over the bay and along the coast towards Blackgang & Chale but don’t get too near the edge! On the day of our visit, there were a few families enjoying the late August sun on the beach and swimming in the water and a bit further out, some small yachts and a paddle boarder. We stayed here for about 1½ hours and in that time got some nice photos from the heights overlooking the bay before returning to our car.
4.5 based on 195 reviews
We love outdoor sports that get the adrenaline pumping... and we want to show you why! Our unforgettable Adventures are based across the Isle of Wight, utilising the stunning beaches, wooded hill-sides, exposed downs, iconic cliff lines and more! Join us for an Adventure and see a whole new side of our Adventure Island! Ready For Some Adventure? Kayaking, Coasteering, Mountain Boarding, Archery, Arrow Tag, Paddleboarding and Rock Climbing. Check out our website for all the latest information and to book the best outdoor Adventure Activities available on the Isle of Wight!
4.5 based on 173 reviews
Great place to walk from nearby towns. Really good for dogs as well, with some bits walking on the beach, and others on a large promenade. Great views of the Needles, and Hurst Castle.
4.5 based on 282 reviews
Thanku for a beautiful ride out today lovely scenery lovely horses and lovely staff was a lovely birthday treat , i look forward to seeing u all again soon x
4.5 based on 55 reviews
This church is not as old as it might appear but it is quaint and, being thatched, quite unusual. It is sometimes open for visitors
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Booked to play whilst on holiday. Very friendly Club. Two members invited me to join them. Course in immaculate condition. Sunny and breezy conditions, glorious views over the Island. A privilege to play. Highly recommended.
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Sports and Community Centre with two swimming pools, sports hall, gym, cafe. Activities for children throughout the school holidays. Around 50 different exercise classes for adults every week. Open every day
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