Ventnor travel guide and discussion

#europetrip #uktrip If you’re planning a eurotrip and dreaming of cruising from London to Paris, this route is a legit hack for both your wallet and your wanderlust! Let’s spill the tea on how to do it all without maxing out your card 😎🚌 Start in London—the city that never sleeps! Hit those iconic spots: Tower of London (EC3N 4AB, open 9AM-5:30PM), Buckingham Palace (SW1A 1AA), and the always-free British Museum (WC1B 3DG, 10AM-5PM). Bonus points for getting lost in Notting Hill or Camden Town for those vibey Insta shots! Ready to cross the Channel? The Eurotunnel Shuttle is a whole mood. You’ll roll past gorgeous countryside—way more scenic than you’d expect, trust. When you arrive in Paris, get ready to live that postcard life! Scope out the Eiffel Tower (Champ de Mars, 5 Av. Anatole France, 75007 Paris; open daily 9:30AM-11:45PM), the Louvre (Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris; closed Tuesdays), and Notre Dame Cathedral (6 Parvis Notre-Dame - Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris). Montmartre and the Latin Quarter bring all the Parisian feels and make for epic TikToks! 💫 Now for the real talk: your budget. A bus ticket will run you just £20-£60 one way (peek Trip.com for sweet deals). Hostels? Score a bed from £25-£50 per night. If you’re feeling bougie, mid-range hotels start around £120 and up. Foodies unite—cheap eats are everywhere! You can snack for £15-£25 a day, or splurge for those epic Paris brunches at £30-£60. Tubes and Métro rides are extra easy: London has a daily cap at £8.10, Paris single tickets for €2.15, or grab a carnet of 10 for €17.35. Don’t ghost those key attractions: Museum entries, the Louvre at €17, Eiffel Tower €29.50, London’s top spots can go up to £25-£30. Keep a spare £10-£20 for impulsive treats! If you’re budgeting for a 5-day trip, here’s your cheat sheet: · Bus round trip: £50 · Hostel for 4 nights: £150 · Cheap eats: £100 · Local transport: £60 · Attractions: Budget £20-£50 per day So YES—your Paris-London road trip is totally within reach and guaranteed to be epic 🔥. Pack your bags, grab a pastry, and get ready for jaw-dropping Euro vibes!

2 hours away from London Get there by ferry (we used @redfunnelferry and prices start from £61.50) or by a hovercraft if you are not driving (from £8.50 one way) Experience a ten-minute flight across the Solent Must visit places and more - The Needles: boat tour, chair lift (£8 return), cafe with a view of the Needles called the Battery run by @ntisleofwight @theneedleslandmarkattraction - Shanklin Old Village (make sure to check out Church road) - Shankine chine: a tree-lined gorge with a waterfall - There is another pretty village called Godshill. You will find a model village there - - Other places to check: - Go fossil hunting to find dinosaur footprints in one of the beautiful beaches (recently, the most complete dinosaur skeleton in a century has been discovered there with 149 bones in total) - Garlic Farm. You will find a very good restaurant there as well as a shop. Highly recommend this place - Visit England’s oldest vineyard at Adgestone to try the only blue sparkling wine in the world - Explore Osborne house Near East Cowes; Once Queen Victoria’s holiday home, now looked after by @englishheritage - Steam Railway @isleofwightsteamrailway The best beaches on the island: - Alum Bay (The Needles) - Compton Beach - Whitecliff bay - Shanklin Beach - Totland bay - Appley Beach - Steephill cove - Priory Bay 📍Isle of Wight#mytravelwrap

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The beauty of Britain’s Jurassic coastlines - Shanklin and Ventnor on the Isle of Wight, plus Portsmouth as seen from the Ryde coast, and the amazing natural wonder that is Shanklin Chine. Worth a visit for the views alone! #shanklin #shanklinbeach #Shanklinchine #Ventnor #Ventnorbeach #isleofwight #Ryde #portsmouth #coastlineviews #coastline #Iow

#springwander through the fantastic Ventnor, Isle of Wight! The Isle of Wight is located at the bottom edge of the British coastline, accessible by numerous ferries and even a hovercraft! Its many visitors come to walk and wander along the extensive coastal path, which I took today on my spring wander. Here’s some things I spotted 🧗♂️one of Britain’s many iconic chalk cliffs 🌴palm trees in the famous microclimate in Ventnor 🦋fantastic information about the rare butterfly the Granville Fritilary The island should definitely be top of your list to enjoy a spring wander

#getgoing2025 Ventnor, Isle of Wight More than half the Isle of Wight has been designated an Area of Outstanding Beauty, and there are 65 miles of coastline to explore. Along the more beautiful south coast there's has a beach to suit everyone: swimming at Sandown, surfing off Compton Bay, and family fun at Ventnor (pictured). Navigate the winding roads down through the cliffs and the cascading gardens, and onto the golden beachfront of the Victorian town of Ventnor, which has something of a riviera feel. The tide is strong here, but the beach itself is clean, mainly sandy, easily accessible, and has rockpools to poke around in at either end.