2027 Warners - Norton Grange Coastal Village

Itinerary

Holiday Highlights

• Chalet accommodation for 4 nights with breakfast & dinner
• Use of leisure facilities
• Daily activity & entertainment programme
• Visit to West Wight with visits as stated
• Optional excursion to Shanklin, IOW Donkey sanctuary & Godshill

Your Holiday Itinerary

Day 1 - After joining your holiday coach, enjoy a scenic drive down through the New Forest for the ferry across the Solent. Arrive at Norton Grange Coastal Village late afternoon, your resort for the next 4 nights with breakfast and dinner daily. Live entertainment and dancing each evening.

Entertainment - Midweek Variety with fantastic visiting artists and the Warner Theatre Co

Day 2 - 4 At leisure with one included excursion and one optional excursion

INCLUDED EXCURSION
West Wight - The Needles, Alum Bay, Freshwater Bay & IOW Pearl
Tour the west of the island with a visit to the Isle of Wight Pearl on the south coast where you will find a fine collection of pearl jewellery, spectacular cliff-top views over the English Channel, a butterfly meadow, and a café. Continue to Freshwater Bay with its huge chalk stacks before reaching Alum Bay with its multi-coloured sands and the famous Needles. Needles Park is home to the iconic chairlift from the top of Alum Bay down to the beach (ticket price not included – approx. £11 pp in 2026) and the best way to see the Isle of Wight’s most famous landmark, The Needles Rocks as well as the famous coloured sands and lighthouse. Enjoy some time in characterful Yarmouth with its quaint wooden pier (small toll payable) to stroll to the small Roundhouse Museum at the sea end.

OPTIONAL EXCURSION
Shanklin, IOW Donkey Sanctuary & Godshill 
Shanklin is located at the southernmost tip of Sandown Bay, sheltered by Dunnose Point, which offers a stunning backdrop of the tall cliffs of Luccombe and St Boniface Downs beyond. The Old Village of Shanklin is extremely pretty with plenty of quaint shops and old-fashioned tea rooms. Make a stop at the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary where you will see a large variety of animals including donkeys, miniature donkeys, ponies, Shetland ponies, miniature Shetland ponies and a mule! Just like humans, each animal has individual needs, personalities and quirks. Then enjoy a stroll through the picturesque old village of Godshill with its delightful thatched cottages, gift shops, tea rooms, ice cream parlours, pubs and a church up on the hill – the perfect spot for a cuppa.

Day 5 - Sadly, after a hearty breakfast, bid farewell and return to the ferry terminal for the short sailing back to Lymington on the mainland. Onto interchange to join your onward transport to your home towns.

Accommodation

Warners Norton Grange Coastal Village near Yarmouth on IOW

Nestled on the Isle of Wight coast, Norton Grange and its expansive parkland and gardens offer a perfect blend of tranquility and relaxation.

You can sit back, unwind, and enjoy breathtaking coastal views from the spacious outdoor terrace (complete with patio heaters). Also discover the aviary, home to colourful tropical birds that capture the hearts of all who visit.

There are excellent leisure facilities including indoor heated pool, sauna, gym, games room, cinema room, bowls green, giant chess, croquet and shuffleboard to name but a few. The nightly live entertainment is second to none.

Chalet accommodation is bright and clean and offers complimentary WiFi, tea/coffee making facilities, hair dryer, telephone, in-room safe and iron/ironing board.

Castaways Restaurant has a broad menu including local and seasonal produce and you will also find a relaxed wine bar and coffee shop.

Some activities such as archery, pistol shooting and gin tasting incur an additional charge (and subject to availability).

All Warner Leisure Hotel sites are now cashless. Warner does not include tea/coffee after dinner. Please also note rooms are serviced every other day - should you require more tea & coffee please ask reception