Warners Norton Grange

Norton Grange on the Isle of Wight is one of our most popular Warner holidays and therefore we are really pleased to include it yet again in our brochure for 2017.

Norton Grange

One of the real gems of your stay at Norton Grange is surely the fabulous view of the ASolent, a busy and colourful waterway whcih stretches from Cowes to the Needles.  As you walk around the beautiful grounds with tropical palms then visit the beach, you may have a feeling of being abroad.  However, the comfortable chalet accommodation and delicious 3 cours dinners will leave you with cosy feeling of being back home.  With a host of facilities from an indoor heated swimming pool, an all-weather bowls green to archery and a 9 hole pitch 'n' putt, you'll have plenty to do.  Then in the evening, just sit back and enjoy the very best of live entertainment with a show you'll be writing home about.

Itinerary

Newport & Godshill

This morning we visit Newport which is the principal town on the Isle of Wight and ofter referred to as its capital.  The historic town centres on two elegant squares with Georgian and Victorian architecture surrounding then, with the town's quay a short stroll away.  Newport is a great place for shopping with a number of well known chain stores mixing with small independent shops and where a regular market held every Tuesday.  This afternoon we call at the picturesque old village of Godshill with its thatched cottages and numerous attractions.  There are quite a few gift shops to browse and a visit to the tea rooms in the coach park is a must to taste the fantastic range of cream cakes!!

Sandown & Shanklin

Our first visit of the day will be to Sandown which has always been a favourite with those looking for a real seaside holiday.  Yet, whilst notable for all the familiar resosrt attractions, it remains unspoilt , set in a sweeping bay with spetacular view of Culver Cliffs to the north and the soring downs aboe Shanklin to the south.  A stroll along Sandowns high street will reveal a rang of cafes, restaurants and individually owned shops.  With is magnificent beach of find golden sand, Sandown is a favourite for everyone.  We continue onto Shanklin for the afternoon which is the most charming of traditional seaside resorts with its glorious long wide sandy beach set against a backdrop of dramatic sandstone cliffs.  Lose yourself in the history and character of Shanklin Old Village packed with charming thatched cottages housing wonderful, unique gift shops and tea rooms.  On our return to Norton Grange, we follow the coast road through Freshwater Bay before arriving at Alum Bay.  The sandstone cliffs here are made up of twenty one colours and it is from her that the islands most notable feature can be most clearly seen - the 'Needles'  three giant chalf stacks, one of which is crowned with a lighthouse.