Vacations are great occasions where the whole family can relax and forget the hassles of daily life and stress from work. This is the time when everyone just thinks of enjoying and having fun. Make your vacation the best that it can be by choosing to stay in one of the self-catering Isle of Wight holiday cottages. The place is perfect for families because they are very spacious and offers complete amenities. Isle of Wight holiday cottages make you feel right at home minus the daily chores. The different sites and attractions can let you forget all your worries and problems while you are on a holiday. St. Catherine Lighthouse and Newton Town Hall are two of the must see landmarks in Isle of Wight. There are actually more to see so make sure to leave your Isle of Wight cottages early so you can visit as many sites as you possibly can.
St Catherine's Light House
Just a few minutes drive from the luxurious Isle of Wight holiday cottages is the St. Catherine Lighthouse in the southernmost tip of the island close to Niton. The attraction is ideal for family day out and truly worth a visit. Both young and adults will love it here. To reach the lighthouse, you need to walk a short distance from the parking area where you can leave your car. Once you get to the lighthouse, you'll be amazed at how it has been carefully preserved through the years. The structure was erected in 1323 and until today, the lighthouse is still working and functional. Your little ones' curiosity will be awakened when they see how an actual lighthouse works. You can go to the lighthouse anytime between April and October from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for a charge of 3 for adults, 2 for children and a special price of 2.50 for seniors and students.
Newton Town Hall
You can drive your car and leave your holiday cottages for the meantime to go and visit one of the structures that has an important place in the history of the island. The Newton Town Hall in Newtown, Newport is a place where adult and children will have fun and learn more about the rich history of the island. One thing that you will find out from the hall attendants and guides is about the Ferguson Gang who helped saved the hall once and the time when 2 members where sent to parliament when a political turbulence was taking place. Fun activities such as activity sheets to accomplish and quizzes to complete are other things you can expect to do as well. The hall has photography and art exhibits too. You can get a glimpse of the hall for only 2.30 for adults and 1.15 for children.