Ryde

The town of Ryde has long been one of the Isle of Wight's most popular summer resorts with several family attractions. After the construction of Ryde Pier in 1814, elegant town houses sprang up along the seafront and on the slopes behind, commanding fine views of the harbor. In addition to its long, sandy beach, Ryde has a large lake (you can rent rowboats and pedal boats) and playgrounds.

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