Bestival

The music festival has taken place at Robin Hill Country Park for the last 13 years, but in 2017 organisers plan to move to the site of Lulworth Castle in Dorset. The response has been very mixed.

Take a moment and cop a load of this 4K aerial drone video footage from above Bestival site over the weekend. It looks like a magical land!

These aerial photos and video were captured during peak entry time at Bestival 2016. They give you a real sense of scale.

Tens of thousands of Bestival revellers will be descending onto the Isle of Wight this week. Don't get caught out by road closures and diversions. Check this handy map for details.

Created to be shown as snippets in between the live broadcast of Bestival, this stunning film by RedBullTV really shows the Island off to its best. The 11 minutes just fly by.

Superintendent Andy Houghton, Silver Commander for Bestival 2016, has every confidence the Bestival organisers are committed to running a safe and secure event, that the whole family can enjoy.

Now in its 13th year, Bestival - the festival that is not all about the headliners - returns to Robin Hill between 8-11th September. Find out the latest acts to be confirmed.

A large-scale Virtual Reality (VR) experience is coming to the Isle of Wight next month. Looking at the photos, it should be wild.

Former serviceman Andrew 'Stan' Baker has set himself the challenge of walking ten miles across Isle of Wight hills from Ryde Pier to Bestival ... in heels. Raising money for three charities, the challenge takes place on 10th September.

Everyone who entered the lottery already has their slot confirmed, so you can guarantee your slide on Sunday by donating £5 now or pay £10 per slide or £30 for a family of four on the day. All profits go to four very good causes.

Make a £5 donation (all of which goes to IW charities) and you'll be entered into the draw for a chance to win one of the 600 slots to go on the Ryde Slide on 17th July.