Set amongst the gorgeous Isle of Wight coastline in the town of Shanklin, is the charming May Cottage. Sleeping up to four guests, May Cottage is the perfect setting for your next seaside adventure, within reach of the island's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the bustling county town of Newport. An in-demand off-road parking spot welcomes you, along with an enclosed front porch, containing seating to take advantage of while you enjoy the coastal breeze. Head inside to the sitting room, with plenty of seating for you get comfy on and enjoy a film on the TV after a day at the beach. Across the way is the contemporary kitchen/diner, well-equipped with all the appliances you'll require to create your favourite meals; before enjoying them at the four-seater dining table. Head upstairs to two very tastefully decorated bedrooms both with wall-mounted TVs for relaxed, evening entertainment. The twin room is accompanied by an en-suite basin and WC, for your convenience and also has under bed storage for all your things while you stay. After enjoying a morning coffee on the porch, walk into town and see what Shanklin has to offer; your amenities are truly at your doorstep here, alongside ample independent shops and eateries to visit! A short walk will take you to one of the Isle of Wight's best beaches, Shanklin Beach; make sure to visit the Esplanade where you can enjoy crazy golf, bowling and even an indoor play area on rainy days. For more sun and sand, visit Small Hope Beach and embark on the Shanklin to Sandown Walk, while admiring the dramatic views of the clifftops and the English Channel. Why not have a family outing and visit Wildheart Animal Sanctuary or the Dinosaur Isle Museum? If you prefer a bit of adventure, go for a hike or cycle through the island's breathtaking Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; before heading back to enjoy a well-deserved, delicious lunch at Vernon Cottage restaurant. For your next family trip to the Isle of Wight, choose May Cottage.

The seaside town of Shanklin is nestled on the coast of the Isle of Wight, well-known for being home to the island's best stretch of golden sand, Shanklin Beach. Shanklin offers plenty to do, including many independent shops and eateries to visit, gorgeous bays and the renowned Shanklin to Sandown Walk. The town is easily accessible, featuring a working railway and travel routes to the county town of Newport and the island's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Accommodation