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Okay you ‘Chocolate Detectives’ it’s time to make like Sherlock and visit the Isle of Wight Steam Railway for their Great Railway Easter Hunt for all things chocolatey!
Make some amazing, amusing family memories together as you search for the giant eggs hidden around their entire attraction and solve the clues to claim your chocolate. It is so ‘Great’ there will be a hunt on every day throughout the Easter holidays from the 29th March 2024 to the 12th April.
If you're visiting us on Easter Sunday, help your little ones to make their own Easter bonnet before your visit ready for judging in our parade at 13:15.
Daily falconry flying display at 11:40 and 13:40.
Top off your day with a springtime ride through the Island’s picturesque countryside. Look out of the windows to see ancient woodlands, rolling fields of green, pretty bluebells and more. It’s the perfect Easter treat.
Please click on the 'Visit Website' button above to see ticket prices.
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