Sun, sand, and sea – the beautiful and vibrant village of Seaview offers the perfect combination of these essential summer holiday ingredients. Day-trippers, tourists, and multi-generational families return year after year to this picturesque spot on the Island’s northeast coas

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Image Credit: Sea View Yacht Club

Seaview comes to life in the summer, with a range of places to eat, drink, and shop. The Seaview Hotel, an independent British coastal hotel with a 2 AA rosette restaurant, and The Northbank offer a warm welcome to overnight visitors. At the heart of village life, the Sea View Yacht Club sits along the esplanade, offering stunning sea views and unrivalled sunsets. Here, visiting yachtsmen and women can enjoy a meal or relax with a drink.

The village’s streets, steeped in history from its fishing heritage, provide plenty to explore, from independent shops to local favourites like the Seaview Community Shop—one of the most successful in the country. You’ll also find a coffee shop, wine bar, and ice cream parlour, making it a pleasure to wander through Seaview. For those eager to get on the water, WarrenBoats the local boat builder, located next to the Yacht Club, hires out paddleboards—perfect for exploring the calm waters of the Seaview coastline which provides ample opportunities to access the crystal-clear waters..

A visit to Seaview is more than just a day trip—it’s a place where the natural beauty and village charm will have you looking forward to your next visit.

For those arriving by boat, the Sea View Yacht Club offers visitor moorings that can be booked in advance at svyc.org.uk/visit. The Old Fort and Seaview Hotel can also assist with organising mooring arrangements via the Club if you have prior reservations. Be sure to contact Seaview Slip on VHF Ch. M2/P4 as you approach, and take care around Ryde Sands if arriving from the west. In strong north or east winds, moorings and launch services may be restricted.

Contact: Sea View Yacht Club, Esplanade, Seaview, Isle of Wight, PO34 5HB. Tel: 01983 613268 Website: svyc.org.uk/visit

Please note, information in this publication is to be used as a guide only and not for navigation.