Cowes Week, VIP
Hospitality
A favourite haunt of King Henry
VIII. Cowes is the Mecca for yachting in the UK and is world
renowned. Every year thousands of yachtsmen compete in a
series of spectacular races, this provides the perfect opportunity
to host a series of
Corporate Hospitality Events During Cowes Week. Visit
the magnificent Osborne House, the famous seaside palace of Queen
Victoria and Prince Albert. Preserved as it was when Queen
Victoria died there in 1901.
Bucklers Hard, Beaulieu River
Buckler's Hard is a unique and historic
relic of ancient times. More than 150 wooden ships were built here
for the Royal Navy by generations of the same families who lived on
site. Visit the shipbuilding museum and enjoy an outstanding
lunch at the Master Builders Hotel a restored 18th Century stately
home in the heart of the New Forest. Contact us
or email
enquiries@solentmarineevents.co.uk or call
+44 (0)7831 256656
.
Yarmouth, Isle of Wight
Join us for lunch or dinner at The
George Hotel, Yarmouth. A magnificent 17th century town house
in the centre of this bustling village and harbour. Explore
the famous Yarmouth Castle, built in 1524 to defend the town and St
James' Church which was consecrated in 1606 or visit the longest
timber pier in the UK built in 1876.
Lymington, Hampshire
A beautiful Georgian town with numerous pubs, restaurants and
Bistros. Recorded in the Doomsday book of
1086 as "Lentune". From the Middle Ages to the nineteenth century
Lymington was famous for making salt. Saltworks comprised almost a
continuous belt along the coast toward Hurst Spit.
Newtown River
Lying on the North coast of the Isle of Wight. It is a
National Nature Reserve and supports important and threatened
wildlife. The landscape has changed little over the centuries and is
an area rich in features of historical interest.
Join us for our renowned bird watching charters. Contact us
or email
enquiries@solentmarineevents.co.uk or call
+44 (0)7831 256656
Hamble River
An international Mecca for yachting and boat building. With
3 marinas along the river, life is always busy. A favourite
smuggling haunt of 17th century pirates.
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