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This was my 2nd visit to the Isle of Wight. The first time was for one day to see Osborne House and even though I loved Osborne House, my overall impression of the Island wasn't great. I'm so glad I went back because clearly I hadn't given the Island a fair shake. As a solo traveler I've found that Rabbies is the way to go. In fact, this was my 5th Rabbies tour in a little over a year. Our driver was Carl and he was knowledgeable, fun and funny. We took a 45 minute ferry from Portsmouth (including the bus) and our first stop on the Island was Quarr Abbey. I would like to add (and warn unsuspecting people such as myself) of an innocent looking plant called "stinging nettle." I stuck my arm in it to pick something up and came away with a bumpy rash and pain that took 3 days to fully go away. Day 2 was the most fun. The morning was spent at Osborne House. We had 3 hours and that was enough time to see the house, grounds and beach. After that we went to the Needles and I had a blast. You have to get to the beach from a cliff and your choices are walking (down fine, up yuck) or take a chairlift. The chairlift won out and the views were incredible. We then took a boat to get a better look at the Needles and the boat crew spoke to us about what we were seeing. On the last day we stopped at Winchester before heading back to London. Winchester is a beautiful town and I love the Cathedral. Jane Austen is buried in the Cathedral and they had an exhibition celebrating the 250th anniversary of her birth. After this we stopped at Runnymede where the Magna Carta was signed in 1215 and where there is also a memorial to JFK (kind of a random location, but nice).

Wonderful trip. Filled with great sights and places. Mark, our tour guide was engaging, amusing, interesting and professional. I would recommend this trip.

We only had 5 guests and driver/guide. Jack made the group experience excellent and even modified the tour to meet our preferences.

My niece and I had a really marvelous time touring the Isle of Wight with Rabbie's. Our guide was Amir, who was terrific. He kept us informed, entertained, and comfortable, and took excellent care of us. We particularly loved seeing Osborne House, and spending 2 nights exploring Shanklin. Pat's guest house, the St. Leonard, was marvelous too. Many thanks Rabbie's for a great experience.

This was a great trip! Thanks to David, our guide and driver for 5 days who made our tour of Southern England and Stonehenge so fantastic. We saw so much including Dartmoor, Portsmouth, and beautiful coastlines of Cornwell. David was knowledgeable about the history and places we visited and shared so many stories with us that were informative and entertaining. And the driving was awesome! You navigated difficult parking and roads with such skill! Thank you!

A wonderful trip with just enough time to see everything. Graham kept us entertained along the way. We were very well looked after. Thank you Graham 😀😀. It’s good to have a small group to travel with.

We had such a wonderful time! Neil was gracious, knowledgeable, and very friendly. We saw some wonderful sites and found out about some great places. We would never use any other tour company!

Our 3-day trip to Isle of Wight provided an easy and informative way to navigate a road trip through Portsmouth and a ferry ride to the Isle of Wight. Its seaside villages and countryside are lovely and seem “far from the madding crowd”. Our driver-guide, June, lives on the Isle and knows the area well. On our last afternoon together, she provided tea and biscuits at her home. Thanks, Rabbies for sharing June with us.

This is our second trip with Rabbie's and both have been outstanding. Our guide for this trip was Stuart Bowden. The bus can take up to sixteen passengers but there were only four on this trip including us. Just like they say if you book the trip it will go on. No cancelations. This is a wonderful way to see the area. Rabbie's sets up a great intinerary, has a knowledgeable guide/driver and they set the B&Bs for us. Our guide Stuart even got us a box of proper tea (Yorkshire) to remember England by.

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