Welcome to your perfect holiday retreat in Bembridge—a spacious, three-bedroom detached bungalow nestled in a quiet road just a short walk from everything your need to enjoy your stay.

Coastal Cottage is the ideal family getaway, offering a harmonious blend of comfort, convenience, and tranquillity. Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, this home provides the perfect escape.

Inside, the warmth and comfort of Coastal Cottage come to life in three generously sized bedrooms. The master bedroom features a king-size bed, while the second has bunk beds, and the third offers two single beds—comfortably accommodating up to six guests. The lounge's dining area has an extendable table seating six, with large windows allowing natural light to flood the space, creating a welcoming spot to unwind after a day of exploring the island. The well-equipped galley kitchen leads to the rear garden, where a sunny patio with outdoor dining furniture invites you to enjoy meals alfresco.

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Just a short stroll away is Bembridge Beach, offering miles of sandy shorelines and calm waves—perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and beachcombing. For water sports lovers, Bembridge Harbour offers sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, and paddleboarding. For a unique experience, head to Sally’s Riding Stables and enjoy horseback riding along the stunning coastal trails.

Bembridge village offers an array of local gems. Start your day at a quaint café with freshly brewed coffee and homemade treats. Explore charming shops, including bakeries, artisanal fishmongers, and boutique stores. Don’t miss a meal at the renowned Crab and Lobster pub, where you’ll find classic pub fare and delicious seafood right on the waterfront.

Getting to Bembridge is easy, with excellent transport links from the mainland. Regular ferry services connect from Portsmouth to Fishbourne, Southampton to East Cowes, and Lymington to Yarmouth. For a quick day trip to Portsmouth’s Gunwharf Quays or the historic dockyard, take the FastCat from Ryde Pier Head for a 20-minute crossing or the Hovercraft from Ryde Esplanade for a thrilling 10-minute ride to Southsea.

We also offer up to 25% off public rates for return car ferry tickets. Contact IHH for more details.

Beyond the beach and village, Bembridge offers a wealth of activities. Explore the lush countryside by foot or bike, try out one of the nearby golf courses, or visit local historical sites and museums for a dose of island heritage.

Whether you’re looking for peaceful coastal living or thrilling outdoor activities, Coastal Cottage in Bembridge ensures an unforgettable holiday. Experience village life, indulge in local cuisine, and discover the natural beauty of the Isle of Wight from this idyllic home-away-from-home. Book your stay today and bring your four-legged friend along for the adventure!

Bembridge Village, located at the easternmost point of the Isle of Wight, sits behind the stunning headland of Culver. It is often claimed to be the largest village in England, with a population of around 4,000 residents.

Stretching across much of the island’s eastern tip, Bembridge encompasses its harbour, three distinct beaches, and even has its own airport.

In 2019, Bembridge was awarded 'Village of the Year' by BBC Countryfile Magazine, praised for its “wonderful coastal setting with a pier and lifeboat station, plus a vibrant community with independent shops, cafés, and restaurants.” With three beautiful beaches and the white cliffs of Culver Down nearby, Bembridge offers the perfect base for coastal exploration.

Many of the activities in Bembridge revolve around the sea. Its three beaches—Lane End, the Ledge, and Bembridge Beach—are popular for beachcombing, rock pool adventures, and their breathtaking coastal views. Bembridge’s substantial harbour makes it a popular sailing destination.

On Lane End Beach, you'll find the striking Bembridge Lifeboat Station, an iconic timber structure built in 2010, which has become one of the Isle of Wight’s most photographed landmarks.

Another notable landmark is Bembridge Windmill, located just outside the village and maintained by the National Trust. This historic windmill is one of the island’s most recognizable structures.

Nearby, Culver Down offers dramatic white cliffs, visible from Sandown Bay to Shanklin. This chalk down is rich in wildlife and features remnants of military history, including a fort, a monument, and a World War II anti-aircraft battery. The stunning Whitecliff Bay, tucked beneath Culver, is a sheltered cove well worth a visit and is best accessed through Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park.

In the heart of Bembridge, you’ll find an array of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants, many of which serve locally caught fish. Bembridge is home to several well-regarded eateries, and for traditional fare, its pubs offer a great selection of classic English dishes.

Frequent bus services connect Bembridge with the nearby towns of Ryde and Newport, making it easy to explore the surrounding areas.