Top Things to do in Yarmouth
What to do and see in Yarmouth, England: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Yarmouth, United Kingdom including Black Rock Charters and Fishing, The Isle Of Wight Tuk Tuk Co., Wight Cycle Hire, Top Targets, Coral Star, Needles Pleasure Cruises Ltd, Tapnell Farm Park, Bouldnor Forest, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, St James Church, Isle of Wight Reptilarium.
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1. Black Rock Charters and Fishing
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 265 reviews
Welcome! We provide a varied, interesting and exciting range of fishing trips from 2 hour trips to whole days out. The Alaminta boat is the perfect vessel to take a leisurely, pleasure cruise to the famous Needles, via Colwell Bay, the colourful sands of Alum Bay and Totland Pier, not to mention Hurst Castle. Hen parties and Stag groups are encouraged and a good time is guaranteed. It is possible to privately Charter our boat, she is available for organised groups, families and friends of course. We operate from the beautiful, historical Yarmouth Harbour,Isle of Wight. Pay and display parking is easily available.
2. The Isle Of Wight Tuk Tuk Co.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
The Isle Of Wight Tuk Tuk Co. was established in 2019 by island resident and entrepreneur Scout. If you've never been on a Tuk Tuk before or would like to explore the island in a totally different way, be sure to contact us to book a tour!
3. Wight Cycle Hire
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 59 reviews
We are the Island's Hire Specialists. Our Yarmouth Hire Centre is situated at the former Yarmouth Station right on the Yarmouth to Freshwater Cycletrack and is the perfect location to start your cycle exploration of beautiful West Wight. We have over 100 bikes of all sizes and types including MTB, Hybrid, Trekking, Tandem, Road and Trike. In addition we have plenty of cycle options so the whole family can get out - child seats, tag a longs and trailers. In addition we provide an Island wide delivery service so you can have your bikes delivered to your accommodation, port of entry or any location on the Island! We provide helmets, locks, maps and routes and for complete peace of mind comprehensive Island wide assistance. Booking is recommended for weekends and busy holiday periods and a day in advance for any deliveries.
Reviewed By RedSturgeon - London, United Kingdom
Top marks to John and team for an outstanding operation. We (family of four, all fairly keen cyclists) hired bikes for the day and were really impressed by the quality and condition of the bikes themselves, and with the communication and administration behind the hire. John and his colleagues gave us really helpful advice on routes and destinations and we all had a great day heading over to Freshwater Bay, up to the Needles, and down the west coast of the island back towards Yarmouth. As the website says, if you're driving to Yarmouth to pick up your bikes, park in the public car park and walk the 5 minutes to the (old) station - there's definitely no parking there!
4. Top Targets
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Relax570789
Great organisation from Katie and the experience on the day was fantastic, a lot of it down to Sid who took his time to teach my son and daughter....in the end they were beating me! A really fantastic experience even in the high winds....will definitely come back again, highly recommend.
5. Coral Star
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
Island based ferry service running between Lymington town quay and the south quay in the seaside town of Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight. Drop off point close to bus services to the Needles pleasure park and other attractions on the island. Private charters are also available on this beautiful wooden boat. Trips to the Needles. See the Western Solent from the sea. Views of Hurst Castle , Fort Victoria and much more. Make good memories. If the weather is bad we don’t go. There is a small bar onboard for cool soft drinks and alcoholic drinks if you like a tipple.
6. Needles Pleasure Cruises Ltd
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
We offer short boat cruises from Alum Bay beach to view the Famous Needles Rocks and Lighthouse, either aboard our slow cruise boats 'Ramblin Rose' and 'Yarmouth Rose', 20 min duration, or our High Speed Jet boats 'Summer Rose' and 'Wild Rose', 15 minute duration. We are open daily from 10.30 during a season spanning the beginning of April until the end of October. Please note, weather and operational restrictions may apply to these times.
7. Tapnell Farm Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 836 reviews
Tapnell Farm Park is an award winning, all-weather family attraction on the Isle of Wight. Formerly one of the Isle of Wight's largest dairy farms, Tapnell Farm Park now plays host to a whole range of animals, including Wallabies, Meerkats, Donkeys, Goats and more! It also has loads of indoor and outdoor activities for families, including a large Play Barn, Jumping Pillow, Pedal Go Karts, and a Straw Bale Adventure Barn.
Reviewed By KateH1579
We live on the island and had never ventured down to Tapnell. Having some family here we decided to finally check it out. I was anticipating your average farm but it was so much more than that. From the indoor play barn suitable for all ages, with zip lines, trampolines, climbing walls, slides and go karts to all the wonderful animals you can pet (we saw pigs, goats, guinea pigs, rabbits, aplacas, wallabies & meerkats). Then you have the brilliant outdoor play area with the bouncing pillows! My 4 year old spent ages on the pillows and absolutely loved it and since we left has asked daily if we can go back! We went during the “covid” period so the indoor play barn was shut but that didn’t bother us, they’re currently doing online booking only and it’s for 3 hour slots in morning or afternoon, I found that plenty of time as after 3 hours I was exhausted! I would absolutely recommend this place if you’re visiting the island or even if you live here like us!
8. Bouldnor Forest, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight
9. St James Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By malc1005 - Kettering, United Kingdom
A lovely church, easy to find, and has a lovely history and architecture, well worth a visit, if your in the area.
10. Isle of Wight Reptilarium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
The Isle of Wight Reptilarium and Terrapin sanctuary is a small Licensed Zoo set in the brick Arches of the old Victorian Gun Casemates at Fort Victoria Country Park with FREE PARKING. Explore the four themed rooms featuring Reptiles, Amphibians and Invertebrates in just over 30 displays. There is a Desert Room, Rainforest room, Nocturnal Room and Turtle temple. - The turtle temple houses our Pond which provides a sanctuary for unwanted pet terrapins. The Nocturnal room, where day is night and night is day so grab one of our explorers torches to spot our night time creatures in the moonlight. The gift shop is well stocked with reptile themed gifts, fossils and gemstones and on the wall you will see our Fossil art trail mural by local artist Tony Trowbridge depicting what was living off the coast of Fort Victoria some 30 million years ago! The Reptilarium has all day entry so a visit is best enjoyed alongside exploring the country park and beach plus other attractions.
Reviewed By willhT1538PD - Dover, United Kingdom
This is a lovely little attraction in a unique building which is well worth a visit. Lots of really interesting reptiles on display in immaculate well scaped habitats and a very unusual nocturnal room where torches are provided to see all of the inhabitants. The highlight for us was the 70+ rescued turtles and terrapins housed in a large pool in the middle. A pot of turtle food can be bought from the well stocked gift shop along with snake skins and various pocket money toys. The owner is lovely and very knowledgeable and passionate about what she does and all in all this place is well worth a visit.
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