The Isle of Wight Biosphere Festival celebrates the Island's UNESCO Biosphere Reserve through a broad programme of nature, wildlife, culture and conservation events across locations around the Isle of Wight. It starts on 27 June and runs into early July, with individual activities spread across different venues and landscapes.
The programme includes guided walks, wildlife experiences, conservation activities, creative workshops, talks, exhibitions and family-focused outdoor sessions. It is especially useful for visitors who want to see more than the Island's headline beaches, and for local families looking for low-cost ways to connect children with the natural environment.
Weather suitability, dog rules, booking and prices vary by individual event, so check the programme before travelling. Some sessions are indoor talks or workshops, while others are outdoor walks, rockpool activities or nature discovery sessions that need appropriate clothing and footwear.
