Ryde Pier is a historic pier located in Ryde, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom. It stretches 703 meters into the Solent Strait, making it one of the longest piers in the world. The pier was built in 1813 and has undergone several restorations and extensions since then. It features a wide promenade, amusement arcades, and a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding waters and the mainland, as well as take part in water activities like fishing and boat trips. The pier is also a popular spot for walking, jogging, and cycling.
An interesting pier that you can ride your motorcycle on to the end. Their is a train station and hovercraft jetty port so a hub for travelling. From and to the island. There is a cafe and little booth shop for drinks ice cream and magazines etc. Ryde is also a nice sea side town to look around a bit Victorian with the grass and flower areas.
A very long pier and transport hub, on the Ryde seafront. It is a great place to stand and watch the ships coming ang going from Southampton and Portsmouth. The pier is also situated next to the Hoovercraft terminal, so the area is constantly busy with travellers to and from the mainland.
One of best places to watch the waterway of the Solent. See the Cat, hover and ferries. Also the Solent in her element. Beautiful Amazing to see sunrises and sunsets too.
Great place to visit duting summer evening
Amazing views of both the train and the hovercraft.
Great for a walk. Not for small children (there are gaps in the railings). No bicycles or scooters. Free 25 hour access.
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids
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An interesting pier that you can ride your motorcycle on to the end. Their is a train station and hovercraft jetty port so a hub for travelling. From and to the island. There is a cafe and little booth shop for drinks ice cream and magazines etc. Ryde is also a nice sea side town to look around a bit Victorian with the grass and flower areas.
A very long pier and transport hub, on the Ryde seafront. It is a great place to stand and watch the ships coming ang going from Southampton and Portsmouth. The pier is also situated next to the Hoovercraft terminal, so the area is constantly busy with travellers to and from the mainland.
One of best places to watch the waterway of the Solent. See the Cat, hover and ferries. Also the Solent in her element. Beautiful Amazing to see sunrises and sunsets too.
Great place to visit duting summer evening
Amazing views of both the train and the hovercraft.
Great for a walk. Not for small children (there are gaps in the railings). No bicycles or scooters. Free 25 hour access.
