Page 2 - Events in Isle of Wight in November 2025

Experience the sheer thrill of riding a hovercraft! Travel on the World's only commercial foot passenger service, which is the fastest way to cross the Solent between Southsea in Portsmouth and Ryde on the Isle of Wight in just 10 minutes!

Experience the south coast’s most spectacular view. Spinnaker Tower stands at 170 meters tall, offering breath-taking views over Portsmouth Harbour, the Solent and Isle of Wight.

Discover Vök Baths, Iceland’s newest geothermal destination completed in the summer of 2019. Experience the country’s first and only series of floating pools. Soak in the hot water while within and surrounded by the lake.

Experience the sheer thrill of riding a hovercraft! Travel on the World's only commercial foot passenger service, which is the fastest way to cross the Solent between Southsea in Portsmouth and Ryde on the Isle of Wight in just 10 minutes!

Experience the south coast’s most spectacular view. Spinnaker Tower stands at 170 meters tall, offering breath-taking views over Portsmouth Harbour, the Solent and Isle of Wight.

Discover Vök Baths, Iceland’s newest geothermal destination completed in the summer of 2019. Experience the country’s first and only series of floating pools. Soak in the hot water while within and surrounded by the lake.

Experience the sheer thrill of riding a hovercraft! Travel on the World's only commercial foot passenger service, which is the fastest way to cross the Solent between Southsea in Portsmouth and Ryde on the Isle of Wight in just 10 minutes!

Experience the south coast’s most spectacular view. Spinnaker Tower stands at 170 meters tall, offering breath-taking views over Portsmouth Harbour, the Solent and Isle of Wight.

Discover Vök Baths, Iceland’s newest geothermal destination completed in the summer of 2019. Experience the country’s first and only series of floating pools. Soak in the hot water while within and surrounded by the lake.

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