Appuldurcombe Tel: 01983 840188 / 852484 Situated on the South of the Island, just 2 miles from the coast at both Ventnor and Shanklin. Approach is along a half mile private drive from the road. It is a pleasant walk over the fields from Godshill.
Appuldurcombe House Once the grandest and most striking house on the Isle of Wight, Appuldurcombe's 18th century baroque elegance is still notable today in the partly restored building. Admire the delightful east front and stroll peaceful through 'Capability' Brown's idyllic ornamental 11 acres of grounds. Treat yourself in our well stocked and attractive souvenir shop. Our Historic Exhibition is over the shop. A perfect place for a picnic. Opening Dates 2008 - 16th March to 30th September - 10am to 4pm
Our Owl and Falconry Centre offers flying displays with birds of prey from around the world. Flying times are usually at 11am, 1pm and 3 pm, but this may be varied at times for the welfare of the birds. Each flying display is approximately 45 minutes, INDOORS IF WET. You can also learn to fly with confidence one of our trained birds on our residential/non-residential falconry courses (All year round). Special Short Breaks also available. Please click here. Please note, no dogs allowed in the Falconry Centre. Dogs allowed ON LEADS in Appuldurcombe House and Grounds.
2008 Entry Prices 16th March - 30th September 10am to 4pm Flying times are usually 11am, 1pm & 3pm, but this may be varied at times for the welfare of the birds. each flying display is approximately 45 minutes, INDOORS if WET
We have a cafe in the Falconry Centre and ample parking for coaches and cars. We are near Godshill, which makes a convenient second visit of the day for coaches. How to Find Us
We are on a half hourly bus service. (No 3) from Sandown, Shanklin, Newport & Ventnor Find a location map here. Our full address is: Appuldurcombe Farm, Wroxall, Isle of Wight PO38 3EW Call us on 01983 852484 or email us at enquiries@appuldurcombe.co.uk. Site Design by Netguides. For further Isle of Wight information, see their Isle of Wight Guide. |
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