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15 activities for teenagers on the Isle of Wight

Is your child refusing to get out of bed before 10am despite your insistence that you need to 'make the best of the day'? Are they eating cereal at 11pm? Do they no longer seem interested in visiting Blackgang Chine or castles? Research shows that you may have a teenager on your hands.

Teenagers require a certain type of entertainment on family holidays or there is a significant risk they will sabotage the whole week by antagonising siblings.

Here is our guide to Isle of Wight activities for teenagers, although many of these activities and adventures are also suitable for an Isle of Wight stag-do (things like Go-Karting rather than shopping).

1. Isle of Wight Aqua Park

The Isle of Wight's (only) Aqua Park opened in 2020 with a whole load of inflatable slides and things to fall off/jump off. It's at the same site as Tapnell Farm Park which is a lovely attraction for junior school aged children so you might be able to combine the two if you're trying to entertain a family with a big age range. The Aqua Park costs about £20 for a session whilst Tapnell Farm Park costs about £10 (ish).
Isle of Wight Aqua Park
Leaping off tall things at the Isle of Wight Aqua Park

2. Shopping

Newport has the best selection of chain shops, such as H&M, Topshop, TK Maxx and so on. Cowes is excellent for yachty clothing (e.g. Crew Clothing, Joules) particularly during Cowes Week (early August). Ryde feels more like a seaside shopping town with quite a few independent shops, alongside the usual pound shops and sparsely stocked mobile phone retailers.

Please note, teenagers must be allowed to roam free whilst shopping on holiday. Under no circumstance should parents attempt to turn this into a school-shoe-buying outing. It is also very risky to ask your teenager to 'run a couple of errands' for you whilst they are in town. This will ruin their week, and ultimately it will ruin yours too.

Click on the Street View image below to take a wander around Newport High Street.

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​3. Newport and Ryde Cinemas

​Newport Cineworld is the largest cinema on the Island with 11 screens. It offers Meerkat Movies discounts and has a Pizza Hut, Burger King and KFC attached.

Ryde Cinema is a much more vintage day out, with three screens but is very cheap (currently £4 in 2020). 

Parents - do not attempt to find a film that the whole family will want to watch. It's never going to happen. Your best bet is to split into at least three parties and enjoy two hours' peace.
Cineworld Newport Isle of Wight
Newport's 11 screen cinema

​4. Watersports

​Digging holes in the sand and jumping over 6 inch waves will no longer cut it I'm afraid. You're going to need to find something a bit more exciting for your teenager.

Tackt Isle in St Helen's (East Wight near Ryde) offers Dinghy Sailing, Kayaking, Land Yachting, Paddleboarding, Windsurfing and even Standup Paddleboard Yoga. They also hire out things like fishing equipment, kites and the like. Costs vary from free things like geocaching through to kayaking at about £10 - £30 or private lessons in sailing and windsurfing which are more like £50.
Red bodyboard and towel
A cheap option is a bodyboard, but don't fob them off with a child's one
Wight Water Adventure Watersports is halfway between Sandown and Shanklin on Dunroamin Beach and rents out things like Standup Paddleboards, Surfboards, Windsurfers, Kayaks and Sea Trampolines. Rental tends to cost between £10 and £20 an hour, lessons cost about £25-£40 an hour, so it's not a cheap activity. Last time I went there was a cafe there so you can have lunch whilst the children charge around the beach.

Isle of Wight Adventure Activities run similar watersports and tends to offer two hour lessons for your money, usually around Freshwater. As well as Kayaking they offer Coasteering, which involves clambering around the coast. 

I fancied trying Coasteering, but my wife told me I wasn't allowed - even though there are clearly children doing it on the promotional video...
UKSA offer watersports taster days which are for 7-15 year olds. A full day was £35 when I checked (2019).

iSurf is a mobile surf school with lessons starting at about £25 an hour. They often work from Compton Bay although I've also seen them in Shanklin.

A cheap option is hiring a pedalo or kayak from Bayside Beach Hire in Sandown which is £7-£10 for half an hour. We've found similarly priced watersport hire on the beach at Shanklin.

My preferred option is buying a bodyboard (about £20-£40) and heading over to Compton Bay (check the surf forecast) or Dunroamin Beach near Lake. Warning: do not attempt to fob off your teenager with a child's Paw Patrol bodyboard. 

Read the blog about our kayaking outing

5. Ryde 10 pin Bowling Alley (Superbowl)

​Not exactly unique to the Isle of Wight but the seafront boasts a decent bowling alley. There's also a cheap and cheerful 10 ten pin bowling alley on Sandown Pier.

​6. Outdoor Laser combat, Paintball, Clay Pigeon shooting and airsoft

​Much of my childhood was spent shooting people in woodland on the Isle of Wight. Headhunters laser combat is less than a tenner for two hours (at the time of writing - 2020), much cheaper than most indoor laser tags. Tag Commander is a similar sort of thing.

There is also indoor Laser Quest in Ryde as part of the bowling alley on the esplanade (from £5.95 per game for non-members, price checked 2020 - not sure how long each game lasts for).

Alternatively, if laser combat sounds a bit too pain-free for your liking then you could try Splatter on Paintball which has adults and kids packages available (£20 for three hours when I checked) or 4D Sports offers something called IPSC which is a 'safe, dynamic, competitive target shooting sport' which uses airsoft pistols.

If you don't mind teaching your teenager how to use a real weapon then children aged 10+ can do clay pigeon shooting at Top Targets which is based at Tapnell Farm.

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7. Go Karting

​My only encounter with Go Karting didn't end well thanks to my weak stomach but I did thoroughly enjoy it as long as I could stand it. Wight Karting is on the edge of Ryde, near Tesco.

It is suitable for anyone over 8 and describes itself as all weather, despite being outdoors. Karting is not a cheap activity - it works out at about £1 a minute. Although to be fair, calling Directory Enquiries costs more than that and it's far less exhilarating.

8. Outdoor Gyms

The chance to show off your sweaty weightlifting body used to be reserved for those willing to pay £40 a month for gym membership. Not any more! 

Outdoor gyms are appearing all over, and the Isle of Wight is no exception. Locations that we know of include Bembridge (PO35 5SL), Ventnor Park (PO38 1LB), Freshwater (PO40 9AX), Bouldnor playing fields (also known as Yarmouth Park) and Northwood Recreation Ground near Cowes. 

Last time we visited, the Olympic themed one at Sandown/Yaverland within Sandham Grounds (PO36 8AS) had disappeared. 

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9. Cycling/Orienteering

​Cycling is a tricky one to get right with teenagers. You can be fairly sure that they won't enjoy piddling along at a snail's pace whilst you stop to admire the view or pop in to a lovely tea room in Godshill. 

However, if you give them a bicycle and a bit of freedom then it's a decent way to spend a day. 

There are various cycle hire places to choose from including:
  • TAV Cycles in Ryde
  • Isle Cycle in Sandown
  • Two Elements in Cowes
  • Wight Cycle Hire in Yarmouth
  • routefifty7 in Shanklin
  • Wight Bike in Merstone

Our guide to cycling on the Isle of Wight is a good place to start (if I do say so myself).

Visit Isle of Wight and Wightlink also have plenty of suggestions for routes or the main traffic free cycle track is called the Red Squirrel Trail.

If you're a mountain biker, there's the Cross Ridge Extreme route or a cross country track at Cheverton Farm which featured on Countryfile in 2018.

If you want to stick together then one option is to let the cyclists hurtle around Parkhurst Forest whilst the walkers look for Red Squirrels (see our guide to free days out on the Isle of Wight).

As an alternative, you might try one of the permanent orienteering courses on the Isle of Wight which are at Parkhurst Forest, Firestone Copse and Brighstone Forest.

10. Skateboarding

If your teenager knows the difference between a fun box, a flat bank and a transition driveway then they would quite enjoy a skatepark. There are skateparks in Bembridge (in the park on Steyne Road) Newport (by Seaclose Park), Ryde, Sandown esplanade, Niton, East Cowes and (West) Cowes. 

There's also a place called John Cattle's Skate Club which is a not-for-profit community club where you can book for lessons.

11. Paragliding

High Adventure paragliding school leaps off hills towards the cliffs in the West Wight. Minimum age is 12, current price of a tandem flight is £80 (2020).

It looks graceful from below but I can't help feeling I would be screaming if it was me.
Paragliding
Paragliding in the West Wight

12. Kite flying

Do teenagers enjoy flying kites? I reckon you'd get away with it if you bought them a decent stunt kite for about £20-£30 but not if you presented them with a 99p Winnie The Pooh kite from Home Bargains.

There's a guide to where to fly your kite towards the bottom of our guide to free days out, along with tips on how not to accidentally run off a cliff.

13. Tree Climbing/ Rock Climbing

Do you enjoy dangling awkwardly from a great height whilst someone bellows encouragement? You might consider the indoor climbing wall at West Wights Sports and Community Centre.

Goodleaf Tree Climbing meets in Appley Park (Ryde) to help you clamber up an oak tree with safety harnesses and professional advice. Climbs take part in groups of six, somewhere between Newport and Cowes. It's got rave reviews on Trip Advisor, although it isn't a cheap day out - prices for a two hour climb are about £30.

The 
first bit of the video below shows you the kind of thing to expect:

14. Golf/Driving Range

Teenagers may enjoy a driving range, such as the one at Westridge Golf Centre near Ryde, which is also a good stag do activity. I'm very proud of my record of hitting the ball almost 50% of the time. It is £5 for 25 balls at the time of writing (2020).

There are loads of minigolf courses on the Isle of Wight. I'm in two minds as to whether teenagers would enjoy the ironic competitiveness or consider them to be "a totally daggy loser fest, man" (I am not too clear on how teenagers speak nowadays). Anyway, if you want crazy golf courses, see our guide to days out for children which has more details.

15. Escape Rooms

The Isle of Wight has an escape room called Random Rooms which has games on offer which are suitable for 12+ and others which are 18+. It describes itself as a 'real life, immersive game' although one of them is called the 'Goddess Curse Room' which I must admit isn't a routine part of my real life. I'm hoping to gather up a group of five other willing participants, as it works out cheaper if you go in a group. At the time of writing it was £63 for 6 people. It is in Newport and gets very good reviews.

They remind me of The Crystal Maze where enthusiastic workmates would shout 'GET THE CRYSTAL!' at people they'd just met in the vague hope of winning a canal holiday together, which they probably didn't want anyway. 

16. Speedway

For the uninitiated, Speedway involves motorbikes roaring round and round and round and round and round in a great big circle. The bikes don't have any brakes and only one gear, much like my old Fiat Punto. They also seem to love sliding round corners, which is rather reminiscent of Mario Kart to boys my age. 

There's a Speedway track on the outskirts of Ryde, home of the Wightlink Warriors. Last time I checked (2019), an evening watching the Wightlink Warriors cost £14 for an adult. Thanks to Jo for getting in touch via Facebook to recommend Speedway as a teenage friendly activity.

17. Beach Sports

Teenagers are unlikely to be satisfied with a game of French cricket or that velcro catch game. 

However, they might be keen to try a proper game of beach soccer, beach volleyball, beach tennis or beach rugby. 

During the warmer months, Wight Wave organise such things as part of their community beach sports coaching days on Appley beach in Ryde. 

They don't run every day, but if you're interested in signing up then I would take a look at their events page and their Facebook page.

They also organise a beach sports festival which takes place over a few days in July. 
Beach soccer Isle of Wight
Ryde hosts a good choice of beach sports

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