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Our models depict Godshill and Shanklin Old Villages.
You can walk amongst our 1/10-scale models and maybe
catch a little Islander at work or play.




Gardens

Hidden behind the walls of the Old Vicarage, our grounds extend for 1¼ acres. You will find them crammed full of shrubs and conifers.

You will see over 2,000 shrubs & conifers setting off our models, many treated with "Coarse Bonsai" to ensure they provide... [more]

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Amazon World Zoo Park is a special kind of attraction. Here you can learn about conservation and rainforests and come face to face with some of the worlds most unusual, beautiful and endangered creatures. Some you won't be able to see anywhere else in the UK or even Europe!
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The Centre lies 200m from Silver Sands in Bembridge. It comprises over 4,000 square feet of training rooms, equipment storage, showers and changing rooms, offices and retail space, making it amongst the largest of its kind in Europe. There is ample car parking outside as well.


For those wishing to relax at the end of a day out on the water there is a TV playing the latest extreme sports DVD’s, a Playstation and we also stock a wide range of hot and cold drinks as well as... [more]

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Enjoy the Unique Tranquillity of Shanklin Chine.
When you wander through the tranquil setting of this historic gorge, take time to just sit and look and listen. You are in a magic world of natural beauty, a rich haven of rare plants, woodland, wildlife and an enchanting waterfall.
The story of the Chine encompasses subjects of interest to all age groups from geology to smuggling, shipwrecks to PLUTO and of course the wondrous scenery. [more]

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The shell of Appuldurcombe, once the grandest house on the Isle of Wight and still an important example of English Baroque architecture: the 1701 south front has now been restored. It stands in 'Capability' Brown-designed grounds. An exhibition of photographs and prints depict the house and its history. You can also visit the Freemantle Gate (part of the 1770s neo-Classical additions to the estate) on the nearby public footpath, and the adjacent Falconry Centre (not managed by English... [more]