Accommodation Cowes Week 2019

Events are easy to see from the shore

The Isle of Wight takes on a festival like atmosphere over the week, as it welcomes not only the boating crews and support staff but also up to 100,000 spectators eager to see the best in British boating competing for glory. The racing takes place in the Solent (the strait between England and the Isle of Wight) which is known for it’s tricky and challenging strong double tides, and this allows the sailors to showcase their technical skills while battling the elements.

Cowes Week Accommodation

The majority of events are easy to see from the shore, which makes it a great event for families to attend as it is quite affordable. The pleasant weather makes it easy to pack a picnic and enjoy some The event attracts people from all walks of life, from royalty and celebrities through to the everyday yachting enthusiast. It’s a fun time to indulge in a bit of people spotting as well as watching the races! There are a variety of corporate tents set up and the festivities end with a spectacular fireworks show.

Places to Stay Isle of Wight

As you can imagine with all of these visitors, the limited accommodation on the Isle of Wight quickly becomes occupied so you need to plan ahead if you want to stay for a few nights. The party atmosphere extends long into the night, so while you can come for a day trip, it’s awesome to be able to stay longer and enjoy the chance to rub shoulders with the boat crews and other boating fans.

There are some beautiful historical hotels that you can stay at, as well as a range of bed and breakfasts that are eager t give visitors a real taste of Isle of Wight life. Some cheaper options include the caravan parks and campsites which are popular with families and bargain hunters. There is also a range of places to eat from affordable fish and chip shops to the highs of fine dining in some of the more sophisticated restaurants.

Many of accommodation venues on the Isle also offer pet-friendly accommodation, so this can be a great chance to share a break with your beloved pooch or adventurous kitty!

If you have been meaning to visit the Isle of Wight, Cowes Week is a perfect time to see the island at it’s best and get to witness professional sportspeople performing amazing tasks in their sport.We can offer you the cheapest rates for budget rooms beside Cowes Week races on the Isle of Wight. Accommodations can be found in Cowes, or nearby in Shanklin, Sandown, Ryde and Newport.

One of the nearest accommodations is the Union Inn. The Union Inn is the oldest pub in Cowes, offering individually styled boutique rooms just a 5-minute walk from the bustling marina. The ferry terminal is only 200 metres away, whilst many of the historic yacht clubs are also within a few minutes’ walk. Charming shops, pubs and restaurants surround the Inn.

Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week is traditionally held during the week beginning on the first Saturday after the last Tuesday in July.

In 2019 Cowes Week is being held from August 10th to August 17th, and is held on the area of water between southern England and the Isle of Wight.

Location of Cowes Week

The Races are held in Cowes, a town on the Isle of Wight.

Ferries to Cowes Week

Ferries to and from the island to Southampton port and the harbour of Lymington. From Southampton there are car ferries to East Cowes and Red Jet fast passenger ferries to Cowes. A Blue Funnel passenger service runs from Lymington throughout Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week.

Nearest International Airports ?

The nearest international airports are Southampton and Bournemouth Hurn Airport. All of the London airports are within easy reach by taxi car or train.

What to do and see

Osborne House (East Cowes, PO32 6JX, England): former home of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Worth a visit plenty to keep adults and children interested and it has lots of free parking space.

Sir Max Aitken Museum (83 High Street, Cowes, England): museum showcasing a collection of interesting marine items and paintings.

Isle of Wight Military History Museum (490 Newport Road, Cowes PO31 8QU, England): military museum displaying tanks of all shapes and sizes.

St Mildred’s Church (Beatrice Avenue, Whippingham, England): small church close to Osbourne House.

The Classic Boat Museum (Albany Road, East Cowes PO32 6AA, England): museum close by the East Cowes Red Funnel Ferry terminal. Worthwhile if you like historic boats.