A survey of favourite islands has found the Isle of Wight currently tops the list for the English.

It is among the most popular European islands, across 44 countries, according to Google search data that was number-crunched by an online travel and experiences website.

With dramatic views, romantic sunsets, volcanic sand beaches, wineries and award-winning restaurants, the Greek island of Santorini was the most popular in 11 countries.

England opted for the Isle of Wight, while Wales picked Anglesey.

The two nations were not the only ones to search for a homegrown favourite.

Greece named (its own) Lefkada, Portugal chose Madeira and Italy chose Sardinia.

Scotland and Ireland prefer Tenerife and Lanzarote.

Musement created the list of each European country’s favourite of 200 island destinations (not including whole countries that are also islands).