The Isle of Wight covers 147 square miles, and it is not hard to see why this Island is known as the ‘Diamond in the Sea’. It's natural beauty can be seen at every corner you turn . There are many ways to get around the Island and one of the most relaxing ways is to take one of the many coach tours that are available. Here are just a few of the places that are on offer.

The Needles and Alum Bay, this is an area of outstanding beauty, renown for its coloured sands, a spectacular chair lift gives you a birds eye view of the cascading coloured cliffs of rainbow colours.
Cowes, famous for its connection to Sailing and housing the world famous Royal Yacht Squadron. The bustling town, with its unique shops and restaurants, just a few steps from the Promenade and Marina.

For an historical day out, a visit to either Osborne House, the famous country retreat of Queen Victoria, or Carisbrooke Castle, where Charles I was imprisoned, before being taken to London for trial and execution.

Godshill, one of the Islands oldest and prettiest villages, the streets lined with thatched co