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The Isle of Wight Tourist Board offers a wide range of free booklets, maps and brochures to help plan your holiday on the Island. Whether you're looking for a weekend break or family holiday, the official Isle of Wight Tourist Board brochure pack contains everything you need to help you plan your perfect getaway.
Free holiday packThe official Accommodation Guide makes finding the right place to stay simple. Choose from over 500 quality graded properties across the Island. Wheather you'd prefer to stay in a family run bed and breakfast, a grand hotel by the sea or get away from it all in a caravan or camping park, you'll find something to suit your taste and budget.
Summer pocket guideThe official Summer pocket guide is packed with 128 pages of information about resorts, beaches, pubs, restaurants and last-minute places to stay, as well as listing over 90 attractions and activities. The handy, back-pocket size guide is available on board all cross-Solent ferries, Isle of Wight tourist information centres and hundreds of outlets across the Island. You will find your free copy at all Isle of Wight ferry terminals and on-board vessels, also at one of the 6 Island tourist information centres and at hundreds of retail outlets.
Other free guidesTo order any of the free booklets and guides below, please call the Wight Hotline on 01983 813813. There is a postage and packaging charge of 50p per guide up to a maximum of £2. These publications are also available at any of the six tourist information centres on the Island.
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