Southern Vectis - The Island's Buses

Face masks are compulsory on board our buses from Tuesday 30th November

Do your bit to help the planet. Using the bus is the responsible choice!

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, so here is a summary of how our services will be running over Christmas and the New Year!

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Things to Do

Visit to this royal seaside palace where Queen Victoria lived with her beloved Prince Albert and their nine children.

Sited high up on top of a cliff, its parade ground has spectular views of the Needles rocks. With new exhibitions, tearooms and more!

Let the kids loose in this amusement park above Alum Bay, or take the exciting chairlift down to the beach below.

Watch magnificent animals relax and play in spacious enclosures while taking in the tranquil environment and grounds of the park.

A family run establishment with a specialised interest in big cats and lemurs, fun and educational for all the family.

Embrace the smell of steam as you step back in time and explore five and a half miles of unspoiled countryside on the Island's trains!

Built in the shape of a giant pterosaur, the museum is home to over a thousand fossils and the only known specimen in the world, Yaverlandia

Dimbola Lodge was the home of the celebrated Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron.

Visit to this royal seaside palace where Queen Victoria lived with her beloved Prince Albert and their nine children.

Sited high up on top of a cliff, its parade ground has spectular views of the Needles rocks. With new exhibitions, tearooms and more!

Let the kids loose in this amusement park above Alum Bay, or take the exciting chairlift down to the beach below.

Watch magnificent animals relax and play in spacious enclosures while taking in the tranquil environment and grounds of the park.

A family run establishment with a specialised interest in big cats and lemurs, fun and educational for all the family.

Embrace the smell of steam as you step back in time and explore five and a half miles of unspoiled countryside on the Island's trains!

Built in the shape of a giant pterosaur, the museum is home to over a thousand fossils and the only known specimen in the world, Yaverlandia

Dimbola Lodge was the home of the celebrated Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron.

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