St Helens Duver

From rock pooling and walking, to wildflowers and spotting boats on the horizon, there's plenty to see and do at the Duver.

The limestone ledges off St Helens Duver on the Isle of Wight are one of the best places in southern England to go rock pooling.

Explore the Duver on this moderately challenging coastal walk taking in the seashore and a picturesque village.

Whether its walking, cycling, family fun, wildlife or history that interests you, you can find it all on the Isle of Wight.

Discover the history of our early years, dating right back to the Old Stone Age with archaeological finds covering the last thousand years.

Learn about the first golf club on the Isle of Wight, once a thriving scene with visiting celebrities and even royals.

Learn about the importance of St Helens port from the early 13th century and find out what has become of it today.

Our varied habitat has attracted many kinds of insects - including two threatened species. Find out about the different species who call the Duver their home.

Our varied habitats provide a haven for birds, particularly those migrating from far away. See which environments the different birds prefer, from the lagoon to the shore.

We've discovered plenty of wildlife along our shoreline, particularly in the depths of our rock pools. Find out what you could discover on a trip to the Duver.

This quirky building was once the clubhouse to the Royal Isle of Wight Golf Club. Sleeping five, it's all based on the ground floor and has been adapted, making it easily accessible for wheelchair users.

A pretty Victorian cottage set in its own walled garden, Old Church Lodge is within walking distance of the beach. It sleeps four, making it the perfect family base in the summer.