Shanklin Chine, Isle of Wight - from top to bottom

Shot on my GoPro Hero 4 Black. A difficult place to capture on any camera, as the exposure can change so much over a few metres.

[@kazbaz8645]

This brings back so many memories. We went with my Mom and our daughter when she was little. We have been to the fishermans cottage pub at the bottom. We have stayed in Shanklin many times. We have been there for Halloween and walked in the dark by the chine which made it magical. The first time ever on the Isle of Wight is indeed magical and I hope to go back again a few times. We have been there at Easter times and summer times too .................. its my husbands families tradition to go there.

[@yaverkhan7563]

Why on Halloween anything related

[@Gary0557]

Fantastic. We used to holiday here in the 60’s as young boys with Mum and Dad and remember sitting in the children’s section of Chine Inn during evenings and looking out across the chine and dreaming of smugglers etc.

[@christopherthewreckerthats2295]

Yes my fine fellow just loved what you said dreaming about smugglers. It was a big haven for smugglers and pirates and wreckers love history about smugglers pirates and wreckers

[@gloriamitchell3535]

Always visit Shanklin Chine when visiting such a beautiful place and so much to see

[@oz25]

Truly enchanting! Thank you. xxx

[@TorkG8]

I'm just back from visiting the Isle of Wight for the first time, l loved the island and I'll be back. The Chine waterfalls looked fantastic, much better than seen here in this video, as there had been some days of very heavy rain.

[@wtfMYRONL]

watching this feels like im drunk or in a dream the camera or the wide angle is strange

[@crabraptorjesus]

This music is too trippy, felt like I was being sucked into a void by some force.

[@Edinah55]

The video is nice, thank you for sharing it, but the music is terrible, what were you thinking, why choose such weird music for a beautiful scenery?

[@Gary0557]

Edina Herczeg I think it’s perfect. Adds to the spookiness of the Chine.

[@jam5533]

In a way this makes me feel like you're walking in a valley in the Appalachian Mountains!

[@KempSimon]

Shanklin Chine, opened to the public back in 1817, was the Isle of Wight's first tourist attraction. It's a deep, narrow cleft in the Cretaceous Lower Greensand rocks which was carved out by glacial meltwater at the end of the last Ice Age. On a hot day in Summer the Chine is beautifully cool and shady. Where the stream which flows through the Chine reaches the sandy, safe bathing beach there's a thatched pub called the Fisherman's Cottage which offers reasonably-priced food and drink.

[@ianstaples9118]

Interesting choice of music ,works well.!

[@stuartgolfgod]

got engaged there over 14 years ago ....magical place,

[@singaporejack2482]

this video is fantastic and I love the music, it fits well in with the scenery, is itavailable to the public ?.

[@sicooper4230]

For anyone who doesn't like the music,just open another tab with music of your choice and knock this one out.Lovely place btw :) would of been nice to see the lovely birds

[@lornarobinson3690]

Why the weird music?

[@paullandry5594]

I just must take my car over from the English mainland (London) and drive there. The Shanklin Chine looks absolutely magical. When I think of the Chine, I think of the fabulous music of the band Level 42, who have their origins on the Isle of Wight.

[@cannyexplorer5357]

When you get there just leave your car where you are staying and take the public transport, walk as they have the greatest marked trails ever. Just take your time while there it’s a great place to unwind and forget. Even turn off your phone and use your eyes ( & ears) for the beauty around you and not that screen which most people cannot stop being glued too.

[@paullandry5594]

@@cannyexplorer5357 Lovely advice. Thank you.

[@janheard3826]

Went there when I was young girl in my little white shorts and halter neck top. Love the Isle of Wight

[@KempSimon]

Shanklin Chine is fantastic on a pleasant evening in high Summer when they turn the coloured lights on and it becomes a magical wonderland ideal for children of all ages!

[@dorothyadair1658]

I enjoyed your video, except for your choice of camera lens. I know some people really like the effect, though.

[@miamcloughlin5387]

I took some LSD and wandered around at dusk, honestly never had a more mind-expanding experience ever.

[@Gary0557]

What’s the music on this please?

[@WightwayHome]

I can't remember where I sourced it from. I've actually replaced it now, as it irritates people!

[@mickronson8672]

this is not for weman to walk alone...see what im saying