Find more holiday cottages on the Isle of Wight
Choose from a selection of holiday cottages on the island, from rustic farmhouses to contemporary homes.
Surfing holidays on the Isle of Wight
Near Compton Bay
This is the most popular surfing spot on the Isle of Wight, with reliable consistent swells suitable for all abilities.
1 Compton Farm Cottages
A farm worker’s cottage a short walk from Compton Bay and with views of chalky cliffs and grazing cows.
2 Compton Farm Cottages
One half of a pair of farm workers’ cottages close to Compton Bay close to the best surfing spots.
Mottistone Rose Cottage
A large private garden and roses tumbling across its stone front make this cottage a stunning place to stay.
Near Freshwater Bay
This sheltered bay on the west of the island can offer good right-hand swells from low to mid tide when conditions are right. It's best suited to more experienced surfers as the rocky bay and strong rip can be quite challenging.
Pomone
Right on top of the cliffs on the Needles headland, this spacious cottage has uninterrupted views of the sea, glorious sunsets and the night sky.
Varvassi
On the Needles headland, this characterful former coastguard’s house has views of the sea, the sunset and the night sky.
Irex
One in a row of former coastguard cottages with uninterrupted views of the sea, the sunset and the night sky, on the cliffs of the Needles Headland.
Near Niton to Sandown
The southern coastline of the island from Niton to Sandown is fringed with surfing spots. Rocky Niton is best for experienced surfers with its fast swells that break over boulders at high tide. If the surf is too fierce here, drive 30 minutes north to Sandown stopping at other surf spots, Ventor and Shanklin, to check the conditions.
Knowles Farm Cottage
This rural escape has an open fire, exposed beams and views of a Victorian lighthouse to love.
Chert
A light-filled, 70s-styled home with impressive sea views from its large balcony.
Little Chert
A stylish 70s hang-out, high on a wooded cliff with fabulous views.