In the south of the Island, you’ll find Sibbecks Farm. At this family-run glamping site, close to the ancient village of Whitwell, you can spend the night under canvas in one of their superior safari tents.
Whilst still enjoying the perks of hot water, electric blankets and a fully equipped kitchen. Whether you plump for Meadow Escape (set within its own meadow) or Stream Escape (sitting alongside a gentle stream), you can be sure of a revitalising back-to-nature escape, complete with visiting red squirrels and a resident barn owl.
The site also has its own ducks and chickens, the latter providing eggs for breakfast. Thrusting those wellies on and setting out to explore the local area, guests can discover the mini waterfall at Bierley, the 14th-century lighthouse on St. Catherine’s Down and the distinctive village of Niton – home to an artisan pottery studio and just a touch of smuggling folklore.
