VISITING THE ISLAND
If
you are visiting the Isle of Wight to fly for the first time please make
sure you call a committee member to inform them. Like anywhere some of
our sites are sensitive and you will need the up to date information and
a sites guide.
We welcome visiting pilots from all over the world - as
long as they have the courtesy to look after our sites so that we still
have them when our visitors have left!
You will have to be a member of the BHPA or its equivalent
if you are not from the UK. You will also need to join the IWHGPC.
We are a very small club, and rely on subs to maintain our
sites, so if you are a member of any UK club, then we would encourage you
to join as an associate member. It's dirt cheap at just £15, and is valid
until the end of the year.
Contact the Club Treasurer - John Bentley,
Tel: 01983 295392 Mobile: 07970 009642
Email: or
download a membership form and send it to the address given on the
form.
Please don't just turn up and fly . . .
How to get here
- by Car & Passenger ferry from Portsmouth, Southampton and Lymington
- by hovercraft from Southsea
Useful Island Links
www.iwight.com
- Visiting section of the official IOW website
www.islandbreaks.co.uk
- Island Tourism site
Places to stay
There are loads of great places to stay on the Island.
Here are just a few links to B&B's run by our members and landowners,
so please support them when you come to stay...
Little Atherfield Farm - Little Atherfield
Butterly Paragliding Organic B&B - Chale
www.chalebayfarm.co.uk/ -
Umm..Chale, again
Grange Farm - Brighstone
www.wight-self-catering.co.uk
Lily Cottage - a self catering character
cottage in Carisbrooke
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