Shanklin Chine

Though the walk down to the beach is lovely, it doesn't take long. ( 15 mins ) It has a few steep steps, not suitable for wheelchairs or buggies Went late September, so there was a Halloween theme, some the skeletons were somewhat comical. Is it worth the entrance fee ( 12.95 ) no not really, quite disappointing really.

Shanklin Chine is a really beautiful and peaceful place to explore – the gardens, waterfalls, and lighting in the evening make it feel magical. It’s a lovely walk and there’s a real sense of history too, with some interesting information boards along the way. Perfect for a gentle stroll and to take in some nature away from the busier parts of Shanklin. That being said, it did feel a little pricey for what it is – the walk doesn’t take very long unless you really take your time. Still, it’s worth visiting at least once, especially if you’ve not been before, as it’s such a unique and picturesque spot.

Lovely little experience. Great walk and lovely scenery. A bit pricey to get in but you can go in multiple times throughout a 7 day period so actually really worth it.

Beautiful little chine with amazing foliage, lovely cafe/restaurant and world class view.. multi-level attraction for the whole family. Resting area, toilets and food available all included in the price of the ticket (you do have to buy the food though,,😊). Highly recommend for a visit.

Excellent location & super value for money. Great gift shop with friendly & helpful staff. Nice coffee shop too. Beautiful waterfall & nature, a must visit with free parking available.

An incredible location that makes you feel like you've gone backwards in time to pre-historic eras. Nature everywhere and beautiful views wherever you cast your eye. You must come here if you're on the island, it's the best place to see.

It's easy to see how this is one of, if not the most visited attraction sites on the Island. We started the walk through the Chine from the Old Village which I think is the better idea although the que to get into the Chine takes a while as there is only one lady on the booth (who I say was very friendly and helpful the twice we passed through). At around £13 for a ticket which last up to 7 days this add more value to the entrance fee. During summer months the Chine is lit up at dusk which we unfortunately didn't see but heard is spectacular. Blue light card holder get a small percentage off the entrance fee which is always good....Thanks the Chine for supporting us workers. The walk takes you down though the chine along the waterfalls, stream and amazing forest and plants to the bottom where you can come out onto the beach. Lots of information around the site to read but more lovely to enjoy your beautiful surroundings. At the bottom of the chine is a cafe and shop to pick a fridge magnet or souvenir up. This is definitely worth the money.

Nice little walk with the family.. Nothing huge im sure its nicer lit up in the eve. Peaceful for this time of year Cafe was cheap No immediate car park sat nav was confusing to get here. Free returns for a year Dinosaurs for the kids I suppose to keep them interested. Not wheelchair friendly as lots steps.