Ryde

Ryde

Ryde is a charming resort and the northern gateway to the Isle of Wight. Visitors are drawn to its stunning Victorian pier, elegant seafront architecture, and miles of golden sand. The town offers a classic seaside experience with an esplanade, boutique shops in the old town, and easy access to nearby Cowes, Sandown, and Godshill.

Coach tours
1
From
£549
Next departure
17 May 2027
Duration
5 days
Operator
Shearings

Hop on a coach to Ryde and let us handle the ferry crossing for you, landing you right in the heart of the Isle of Wight's vibrant northern gateway. Known for its stunning Victorian pier and miles of golden sand that stretch out at low tide, this charming resort perfectly blends elegant seafront architecture with the nostalgic fun of a classic seaside getaway.

Spend your days strolling along the esplanade, relaxing on the beach, or popping into the boutiques of the old town. If you fancy exploring further, nearby Cowes, Sandown, and the picturesque village of Godshill are all just a short trip away. Browse our coach holidays to Ryde and treat yourself to a truly carefree island escape.

1 tour visiting Ryde

  1. Cowes

    Isle of Wight: Castles, Coast and Wildlife

    Operated by Shearings

    Visiting › Cowes, Ryde, Isle of Wight, Newport

    • Day 3 · Ryde Day at Leisure or Ryde Enjoy a day at leisure today to enjoy Sandown or why not join the optional excursion to Ryde? Known for its beautiful sandy beach and historic pier, this large town is one of the oldest and longest seaside piers in the…
    • 5 days
    • Leaves 17 May 2027
    • 7 dates

    from £549

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When to go

Coach tours visiting Ryde, by departure month.

  1. Sept No tours
  2. Oct No tours
  3. Nov No tours
  4. Dec No tours
  5. Jan No tours
  6. Feb No tours
  7. Mar No tours
  8. Apr No tours
  9. May 1 tour from £549
  10. Jun 1 tour from £579
  11. Jul 1 tour from £629
  12. Aug 1 tour from £629

Places of Interest

Ryde Harbour

Ryde Harbour is a tidal harbour on the seafront of Ryde, a Victorian resort town on the Isle of Wight. Visitors are drawn to the long sandy beach, cafes, and arcades. Nearby is the world's oldest seaside pleasure pier, featuring a railway to the ferry terminal and views across the Solent toward the mainland.

Ryde Harbour is located right on the seafront of Ryde, a charming Victorian resort town on the northeast coast of the Isle of Wight. As one of the oldest tidal harbours around, it provides a safe spot for yachts and small boats tucked beside a wide esplanade and a long sandy beach. The town flourished as a high-society holiday destination in the 1800s, and the harbour played a central role in that bustling seaside atmosphere.

Right next to the harbour is Ryde's famous pier. Opened in 1814, it's known as the oldest seaside pleasure pier in the world and features a railway that leads to the ferry terminal. Visitors can relax on the beach, watch the boats drift in and out, and enjoy views across the Solent toward the mainland. With its cafes, arcades, ice rink, and quick ferry links to Portsmouth, the area serves as a vibrant gateway to the island.

Ryde coach holidays: FAQs

How much does a coach holiday to Ryde cost?

Coach holidays visiting Ryde start from £549 per person. That's the lowest price across the 1 coach tour with upcoming departures; each tour's own dates and prices are listed above.

How long are coach holidays to Ryde?

The coach holidays visiting Ryde last 5 days, travel days included.

When do coach tours to Ryde depart?

Upcoming departures run from May 2027 to October 2027.

Which coach holiday companies go to Ryde?

Tours visiting Ryde are run by Shearings. You book directly with the operator.

Coach tours nearby

Newport

Newport

Newport is a bustling market town on the banks of the River Medina on the Isle of Wight. This central base features a charming old quay, lively shopping streets and the medieval halls of Carisbrooke Castle. It is ideally located for those wishing to explore the island's rolling countryside and stunning beaches.
Cowes

Cowes

Cowes is a world-famous sailing town on the northern tip of the Isle of Wight. Visitors are drawn to its nautical charm, steep old streets, and the excitement of Cowes Week. Highlights include watching yachts on the Solent, browsing local boutiques and chandlers, and visiting Osborne House, Queen Victoria's seaside palace.
Shanklin

Shanklin

Shanklin is a popular resort on the Isle of Wight. Visitors are drawn to its golden sands, bustling esplanade and the charm of Shanklin Old Village. Highlights include the leafy paths of Shanklin Chine and scenic clifftop walks, with the nearby town of Sandown and picturesque Godshill also within easy reach.
Portsmouth

Portsmouth

Portsmouth is a waterfront city defined by its naval heritage. Highlights include the Historic Dockyard, home to the HMS Victory, Mary Rose, and HMS Warrior. Visitors can also take in views from the Spinnaker Tower, shop at Gunwharf Quays, visit the Southsea seafront, or travel to the Isle of Wight.

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