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<strong>The</strong>re’s more to the Isle of Wight<br />
than you’d expect too!<br />
Everyone loves the character of the Isle of Wight. For<br />
instance at Shanklin you’ll find, Fisherman’s Cottage – a<br />
free house featured in the Good Pub <strong>Guide</strong>.<br />
Nestling on the beach, at the foot of the famous<br />
Shanklin Chine, and the first building on the shore,<br />
Fisherman’s Cottage was built in about 1817 by William<br />
Colenutt who excavated the path through the Chine.<br />
His son-in-law was the first operator of bathing<br />
machines and who provided hot brine baths (bath now<br />
in the Chine). Now it is the popular ‘thatched pub on<br />
the beach’.<br />
With two free moorings in the bay, it is the ideal place<br />
to bring the family, to relax and enjoy a drink, or sample<br />
the varied menu of hot and cold meals.<br />
Yarmouth; everyone’s favourite destination and it hardly<br />
needs to be promoted here.Ah but there’s a secret gem<br />
Where Next?<br />
<strong>The</strong> Fisherman’s Cottage is right on the beach<br />
here too; the Royal Solent Yacht Club. When you’re next<br />
in town pay them a visit, they will make you welcome.<br />
<strong>The</strong>ir clubhouse has been beautifully extended, they do<br />
great food and the views are to die for!<br />
Fisherman’s Cottage<br />
Free House featured in the Good Pub <strong>Guide</strong><br />
<strong>The</strong> thatched pub on the beach<br />
• Two Free Moorings for visitors<br />
• Perfect for Families<br />
• Great Atmosphere and Varied Menu<br />
Open from March to end October<br />
01983 - 863882 ~ Shanklin Esplanade<br />
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