Activ Isle of Wight...
Your Local Comprehensive Information & Community Guide to the Isle of Wight
with News, Views and Events across the Island.
The Isle of Wight is blessed with beautiful towns and villages all individual in their own right from quiet scenic hamlets to bustling towns from tourist hotspots to a Yachting Mecca the Island offers something for everyone. Use these town names to see the facilities and amenities on offer
Bembridge Cowes East Cowes Godshill Freshwater Newport
Ryde Sandown Seaview Shanklin Ventnor Yarmouth
Keep up to date with the latest information from around the Island whether it’s local news, the latest events, what’s happening in 2010, or simply where to eat, stay, or order a takeaway. Activ Isle of Wight is the one stop website with all you need.
Planning a wedding on the Isle of Wight this year?
Let Activ help with our list of Local Services available on the Island.


Mobility Impaired Holiday Accommodation & Equipment.
The Earl Mountbatten Hospice is the Isle of Wight’s only hospice and cares for over 800 patients every year who are facing life-limiting conditions. Their aim is to give them the best possible quality of life, medically, spiritually and holisticaly.
As a special promotion in conjunction with the Earl Mountbatten Hospice for the first year we are offering free advertising for businesses and Individuals in our Business and classified listings section which will include e-mail and website links. To add your information click on Business Entries.
All donations to the Earl Mountbatten Hospice would be greatly appreciated, please donate here quoting Activ Isle of Wight or for more information please contact info@activisleofwight.com or Tel 01983 811484
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The first two photo's on the top right hand side are supplied by Mobile Portrait Studio. The third one is supplied by Chris Boynton photography