With some of the Isle of Wight’s best views over the English Channel, gorgeous pearl jewellery from just £22.50 and a destination café that’s seriously upped its game, the Isle of Wight Pearl is a must-visit. Open daily, with free entry and parking, it’s dog-friendly with indoor and outdoor seating.

A family-run business for 35+ years, this Isle of Wight attraction is all about beautiful pearls with a story. From classic studs to contemporary designs (hello Baroque, Akoya and Tahitian), it’s the perfect place to pick up a keepsake. Don’t miss the iconic Pick-a-Pearl experience – choose your oyster and discover your very own pearl inside.

The Pearl Café is the real scene-stealer right now. Newly revamped and led by award-winning Head Chef Mark Wyatt (ex–The Savoy, no less), it’s all about relaxed dining with a fine-dining edge. Expect elevated comfort food – gourmet hash browns, crab cakes, beer-battered fish and chips – all served with knockout sea views. Even better, there are great weekday deals: two mains for £20 (Mon), kids eat for £1 (Tues), free wine (Weds) and half-price brunch (Thurs).

New for 2026, The Conservatory at The Isle of Wight Pearl is a chic events space for up to 50 guests – think parties, bridal showers or business meets – with no hire fee (for now) and catering by the in-house team.

Pearls, plates and panoramic views – come for a browse, stay for lunch, leave planning your next visit.