Watersports in Totland

Watersports

Overview

Totland Bay and Freshwater Bay provide surfing, kayaking, paddleboarding and coasteering. Colwell Bay is great for kite surfing and at Compton Bay you can go surfing. Yarmouth and Cowes are the places to go for sailing - you can even sail around the whole island!

What makes it special

  • Try a new water sport

Hostels nearby

Watersports in Totland

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Map references

Lat/Lng:
50.671726, -1.5473928

Other things to do nearby

  • Walking a dog along a coastal path

    Walking and Rambling in Totland

    The hostel is surrounded by National Trust land and footpaths galore. Footpaths go north to Yarmouth, south to Lord Alfred Tennyson's Monument on the Tennyson Trail, east to Freshwater Bay and west

  • Headon Warren at sunset, near Totland

    Cycling in Totland

    There are plenty of good cycle routes marked on the island. Cycle around the island in a day or two or even three or four.

  • Totland Bay beach at sunset

    Totland Bay beach

    Great for anyone who enjoys a quiet relaxing time on the beach or wants an easy walk along the promenade to Colwell Bay. Visit the website

  • Alum Bay & the Needles

    Alum Bay & the Needles

    This iconic British landmark – The Needles Rocks & Lighthouse are next to Alum Bay with its coloured sands in the cliffs. More details from The Needles website.

  • The Needles

    The Needles

    You can't go to the Isle of Wight and not see the iconic Needles - a series of chalk stacks which protrude into the sea.  At the top of the cliff, on the headland, is the Old Battery and New Batt

  • Person climbing on a climbing wall

    Climbing in Totland Bay

    There are various indoor and outdoor climbing walls in close proximity to the Youth Hostel. For something a little different, why not try tree climbing?

  • Fort Victoria Country Park

    Fort Victoria Country Park

    One of the best vantage points for watching boats, the park has an aquarium & a reptilarium, history of the Sea museum, model railway, and observatory & planetarium. Visit the Fort's&n

  • Yarmouth Harbour

    Yarmouth Harbour

    3 miles A lovely seaside harbour, great for boat watching and all things nautical, with cafes and restaurants to while away the day. Visit the website  

  • Aerial view of the Isle of Wight Pearl

    Isle of Wight Pearl

    Isle of Wight Pearl is not only home to an unmissable collection of pearl jewellery – but there are spectacular cliff-top views over the English Channel, a butterfly meadow, and a café where you can e

  • Dinosaur Farm

    Dinosaur Farm

    3 miles Good, old-fashioned hands on museum. Activities include 3D dinosaur jigsaws, a fossil sandpit and dinosaur rubbings. Visit the website  

  • Carisbrooke Castle

    Carisbrooke Castle

    A wonderfully preserved castle, known as the place where King Charles I was imprisoned. Don't miss the wonderful Princess Beatrice Garden. There are also regular tournaments and jousts, as w

  • Bucker's Hard cottages in New Forest

    Buckler's Hard

    Discover the important role that Buckler’s Hard played in Britain’s shipbuilding history.

  • Horse riding in New Forest

    Brockenhurst Riding Stables

    Your ride will take you out into the New Forest Country Park to take in the wonderful views and see wild ponies and other animals that live in the forest. Visit the Brockenhurst Riding Stables webs

  • Beaulieu

    Beaulieu

    There's lots to enjoy at Beaulieu including the world famous National Motor Museum, Palace House, World of Top Gear and the James Bond Exhibition.

  • theme park

    Blackgang Chine Theme Park

    Blackgang Chine is an eccentric mix of exciting rides, goblins and fairies, dinosaurs and nursery rhyme characters designed to appeal to the child in all of us.