Isle of Wight Removals

Whilst the Isle of Wight is only located a couple of miles off the South coast, when you arrive it feels a world away. Life is lived at a slower pace added to which it is the sunniest place in the UK.

The Isle of Wight is particularly easy to get around. Nothing is more than 25 minutes away from the centre but it is not so small that you need to be constantly hopping to the mainland.

Having been rural for most of its history, the beautiful beaches and the clean fresh air attracted wealthy Victorians who saw it as a holiday destination, which it still is to this day.

Having the average cost of a home sitting at £249,784, and many more properties cheaper than this, it is no surprise the Island is a tempting destination for those escaping large towns and cities on the mainland.

The regions 57 miles of beautiful coastline lend themselves to a range of water-based activities. Contrastingly, there is a huge selection of quintessentially quaint little villages set in the islands exceptionally green interior.

Living in the Isle of Wight offers a maze of interesting walking routes and unique attractions. Newport, the principal town is the main shopping hub. Home to well-known names such as New Look and H&M. High Street, Pyle Street and South Street also have banks, cafés and restaurants.

Getting around without any busy motorways adds to the islands relaxing atmosphere.

If you do need to travel to the mainland the two operating car ferry companies, plus the Hovercraft and high speed Red Jet foot passenger service, ensure fast connections if necessary.