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If you fancy taking a break somewhere a bit different, you've come to the right place. While the Isle of Man might seem familiar if you live in the British Isles, you'll soon see it's quite unlike anywhere else.

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Page 1: Isle of Man 2013 Visitor Guide

The greatest outdoorsTake a journey through timeStay somewhere differentDiscover unique Island flavours

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visitisleofman.com

2013Visitor

Guide

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5 Time for a breath of fresh sea air

6 Take a journey through time

8 The greatest outdoors

10 Wild, wildlife

12 And now for something different

13 Come rain or shine

14 A class of its own

15 iMuseum: The past at your fingertips

16 Discover unique Island flavours

18 Heart, soul & voice

19 Stay somewhere different

20 Find your own Isle of Man

22 Legend has it...

23 Map of the Isle of Man

24 Unmissable events of 2013

26 Accommodation information

26 The accommodation adverts explained

26 Key to accommodation symbols

28 Travel information

30 Douglas & the East accommodation

43 Port Erin & the South accommodation

50 Ramsey & the North accommodation

57 Peel & the West accommodation

65 Accommodation index

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PhotograPhy contributors: John Bennett (cover photograph), Paul Marriott, Ron Strathdee, Andy North, Alex Mustard, Diane McCudden CPAGB BPE1*, Eleanor Stone (Manx Wildlife Trust), Kevin Clague, Allan Brown, Keirron Tastagh, Emma Cooke, Manx National Heritage, Isle of Man Transport, www.iomtt.com.

‘Legend has it’ illustration courtesy of Juan Moore.

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The Department of Economic Development (a Department of the Isle of Man Government)(“the Department”) whilst having taken reasonable care to ensure that the information in this magazine was accurate at the time it was added, does not accept responsibility for any entry provided by any advertiser and shall not be liable for any losses or damage that anyone may suffer as a result of relying on the information provided by any advertiser. The advertisements and index information in this magazine are supplied by the advertisers concerned and the Department cannot guarantee the information is accurate. No recommendation by the Department of any tourist premises is implied by inclusion in this magazine. Prices quoted here for accommodation have been supplied by the advertisers and, where appropriate, are inclusive of VAT at the current (Isle of Man) rate of 5% for B&B and self-catering accommodation. The ratings which appear on the accommodation advertisements in this magazine were correct at the time of publication but may be subject to change. Accommodation shown as ‘pending’ has not been awarded a final rating prior to publication. All operators and proprietors offering package holidays in the magazine have to comply with the current EU Directive on Package Travel.

Published by MANNIN MEDIA GROUP Tel +44 (0) 1624 696565 email [email protected] website www.manninmedia.co.im

© Department of Economic Development 2012

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If you fancy taking a break somewhere a bit different this year, you’ve come to the right place. While the Isle of Man might seem familiar if you live in the British Isles, you’ll soon see it’s quite unlike anywhere else.

Whether you come by sea or air, your initial sight of the Isle of Man is always an arresting one - mile upon mile of wild coastline and countryside waiting to be explored. This is just the beginning of a journey full of surprises and memorable experiences.

Sometimes described as “Britain in miniature”, the Island is only 33 miles long by 13.5 miles wide yet contains amazing scenic diversity. From windswept uplands to lush glens, towering cliffs to miles of empty strand, you can be in a different ‘region’ from one hour to the next. This patchwork sums up the Isle of Man as a place where different worlds meet to produce something very special indeed.

What sets the Isle of Man apart? For a start, there’s our unique status: part of the British Isles and a Crown dependency, yet also an independent, self-governing kingdom. Tynwald, the Manx parliament, was established by the Vikings and is over 1,000 years old. We have our own currency, flag, national anthem, stamps and Gaelic language, which is related to Scots and Irish Gaelic but distinct from both.

An old Manx Gaelic motto, ‘traa dy liooar’, means ‘time enough’ - and this just about sums up our way of life in the Isle

of Man. Here, we believe in taking things easy and appreciating the good things in life, so it’s the perfect destination if you want to completely unwind and recharge your batteries, away from the rush and stresses of life.

Lastly, for only a small Island, we seem to have more of everything: more beauty, history, more character, more contrasts. These rich contrasts mean that there is a wealth of things to experience from the moment you arrive. Whether your interests lean towards history, adventure pursuits, culture, motorsport, nature or simply soaking up the scenery, you will be spoilt for choice.

Come to the Isle of Man and you can explore the outdoors, see the world’s greatest road races and combine a sunset picnic with a little whale watching - all in the space of a day! And with plenty of sea and air connections to the UK and Ireland, it couldn’t be easier to get here and begin your holiday.

‘Welcome to the Isle of Man’

There’s simply never been a better time to start discovering your Isle of Man.

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Derbyhaven, an attractive

bay near castletown, was,

in the 18th century, the site of

the first Derby horse race

before the event moved

to Epsom.

Did You

Know?

Time for a

breath of fresh sea air

Failt erriu gys Ellan Vannin!

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For more information on the Island’s Heritage attractions visit www.manxnationalheritage.im

through timeTake a journey

Spanning over 10,000 years, the Isle of Man’s story is one of conquests, industry, great change and the merging of cultures. Here, history unfolds all around you, brought to life with verve and imagination. Besides the Island’s main historical landmarks, listed below, there are many other sites to be explored, from Neolithic burial grounds to Civil War forts. Complete the experience with a trip on one of our oustanding vintage railways - in the Isle of Man time travel really is possible!

the grove Museum of Victorian Life (ramsey) : Once the residence of a merchant family from Liverpool, The Grove gives an authentic insight into rural life in Victorian times.

cregneash national Folk Museum (cregneash) : Discover what life was like. A truly picture-perfect village close to the Sound, Cregneash has tiny thatched cottages open to explore and enjoy. Look out for a friendly Manx cat or four horned loaghtan sheep.

The Grove Museum

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Milntown house and gardens (ramsey) : Best known for having once belonged to the family of Fletcher Christian (‘Mutiny on the Bounty’), historic Milntown boasts enchanting gardens.

55nautical Museum (castletown) :The Isle of Man has a proud maritime tradition: in centuries past, Manxmen have distinguished themselves at sea as both naval heroes and smugglers! This fascinating little museum is home to the world’s oldest yacht.

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castle rushen (castletown) : Recognised as one of the best preserved Medieval fortresses in the world, Castle Rushen stands proud at the heart of Castletown, the ancient capital of Mann. 3

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rushen abbey (ballasalla) : The picturesque ruins of the Island’s medieval Cistercian monastery are a window onto a way of life far removed from our own.

Manx Museum (Douglas) : The central gateway to the Island’s past, crammed with information and artefacts from every era of Manx history, from a giant prehistoric elk to internees’ artwork from World War Two.Entrance to the Museum is free of charge.

Peel castle (Peel) : The magnificent sandstone ruins of Peel Castle, parts of which date back to the 10th Century, form one of the Isle of Man’s most iconic images.

great union camera obscura (Douglas) : One of only four camera obscuras remaining in the British Isles, this example of Victorian ingenuity - built in the 1890s as a visitor attraction - has been lovingly restored.

tynwald hill (st Johns) : At the heart of St Johns village, you will see a distinctive, tiered hill. This is the ancient site of Tynwald, the world’s oldest continuous parliament, established by the Vikings in the 11th Century and still going strong today.

Laxey Wheel (Laxey) : The world’s largest working waterwheel, ‘Lady Isabella’ was built in 1854 to pump water from the Laxey Mines. This showstopping feat of Victorian engineering - designed by a Manxman - has stood the test of time and is quite unforgettable.

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All aboard

As charming as they are unique, the Isle of Man’s heritage railway systems are a draw for rail enthusiasts the world over. Be transported back to the days of steam, electric and horsepower and enjoy the Manx countryside at the easiest of paces.

The isle of Man steam railway, dating back to 1873, is the longest narrow gauge steam line remaining in Britain. The original engines and carriages are still in use, taking you on a scenic route from Douglas to Port Erin.

Similarly distinguished as the longest narrow gauge electric railway in Britain, the Manx Electric railway line offers some of the finest coastal views you’ll see anywhere as it takes you north from Douglas to Ramsey. The halfway point on the MER line is Laxey village, where you can transfer to the snaefell Mountain railway for an unforgettable ride to the summit of the Island’s only mountain.

On a clear day, the famous view of seven kingdoms - Mann, England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Neptune and Heaven - is truly a sight to behold.

Back down at sea level, a brief but not less appealing journey awaits - Douglas horse trams, which run the length of Douglas seafront, have been a popular visitor attraction since the 1870s. Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mother travelled along the promenade this way and, in 2012, the Olympic Torch came aboard before being relayed to an electric tramcar for its journey north.

If you’ve got time...Do investigate two miniature railways - groudle glen railway (Onchan) and the great Laxey Mines railway (Laxey) - which have been lovingly restored by volunteer groups and are hugely popular with adults and children alike. To complete your vintage experience, take your pick of museums from the Port Erin railway Museum, Jurby transport Museum and the Manx transport heritage Museum in Peel for a wealth of fascinating historic exhibits and information.

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house of Manannan (Peel) : This acclaimed interactive museum, sited on Peel quayside, guides you through the Island’s Celtic, Viking and maritime past.

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The endless variety of the Isle of Man’s stunning natural landscape makes it a walkers’ paradise. From leisurely rambles to more challenging hikes, there are routes to suit all abilities. Within the space of a couple of hours, you can move from a heather-clad summit to a tumbling glen, then follow the river down to the shore. And despite the Island’s size, you can still somehow have a beach all to yourself.

Making tracksThe Raad Ny Foillan (‘Way of the Gull’), the 95-mile footpath around the Island’s coast, offers outstanding views, particularly along the clifftop sections. If you don’t fancy tackling the whole stretch, exploring it a section at a time can be just as rewarding. The Millennium Way, which runs through the heart of the Island from Ramsey to Castletown makes another fine scenic trek. cycling is a strong tradition in the Isle of Man: our roads were the training ground for Manxmen Mark Cavendish and Peter Kennaugh, Tour de France star and Olympic Gold medallist respectively. If you’re a keen cyclist, you might like to combine your sightseeing with a tour of the Island’s winding roads. Mountain bikers are also spoilt for choice here, with mile upon mile of rugged trails. For the ultimate mountain bike challenge, sign up for the iconic Manx ‘End2End’ race, which takes place annually in September and attracts huge numbers of riders. If you’re travelling light, you can find the equipment you need through a selection of Island cycle hire companies: road and mountain bikes, child cycles, buggies and seats, and a host of accessories. For alternative ways to explore the countryside off-road, you can always try pony trekking, quad biking or trail riding. Meanwhile, Maughold Venture Centre offers a whole host of land, sea and river pursuits - from abseiling and to gorge-walking - for all ages and abilities.

Into the waves When you think of the Irish Sea, maybe you imagine a cold, forbidding ocean. It might look this way on a winter’s day, but to many people here, the sea represents fun challenges and incredible wildlife encounters. You can take to the waves to try wind-surfing and sailing, kayaking and coasteering. An energetic blend of rock-scrambling and sea swimming, coasteering is a huge hit with groups.Kayaking trips, meanwhile, allow you to

explore the coastline at true ‘sea level’ and enjoy close encounters with marine wildlife. If you’re lucky, you may even find yourself alongside a basking shark. West coast-based Adventurous Experiences offers a great introduction to several outdoor pursuits through their excursions and courses, as does Maughold Venture Centre in the North East and 7th Wave in Port Erin.The Isle of Man is regarded as one of the best diving sites in Europe, thanks to waters rich in marine life and a high number of shipwrecks scattered about the coast. There’s now also a thriving open water swimming scene here, a reflection of ‘wild swimming’ becoming more popular all over Britain. With or without a wetsuit, it’s an often exhilarating pursuit which will you show you the Isle of Man from a completely different perspective...

A round of golf Love golf? The Isle of Man is the perfect place to hone your skills. The Island has no fewer than nine courses, welcoming players of all abilities and experience levels. Many of the courses are situated amidst the most glorious scenery the Island has to offer. What’s more, thanks to the size of the Isle of Man, it’s quite possible to enjoy a 36-hole day of golf divided between two contrasting courses. Castletown Golf Links, located on the wild Langness peninsula, is regarded by many as the Island’s premier course but every links has its own distinctive character and strengths. Isle of Man Golf Tours can arrange bespoke golf holiday packages.

Gone fishing Whiling away the hours on a riverbank or rocky shore, waiting calmly for that bite...If this is your perfect day, you’ll be glad to know that the Isle of Man offers simply dozens of sea and freshwater fishing opportunities. Take your pick from miles of coastline, breakwaters, fast-flowing rivers and eight reservoirs (two of which are reserved solely for fly fishing). For reservoir and river fishing, you’ll need a licence - for details, see www.gov.im/daff/fish.

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the isle of Man boasts some of

the darkest skies in britain meaning

that at night it becomes

the perfect place for

stargazing.

Did YouKnow?

The

greatest outdoors

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The Isle of Man’s rich, unspoiled landscape is home to an incredible variety of wildlife. Our famous tailless Manx cat and four-horned loaghtan sheep are just the start of the story! Several species of birds which are rare in other parts of Britain - such as Hen Harriers and Choughs - thrive here. Mann’s coastal waters are rich in marine wildlife: take a boat trip or stroll the coastal footpaths for the best spotting opportunities. Our flora is just as abundant as our fauna: feast your eyes on wildflower meadows, glens carpeted with bluebells and hedgerows vivid with gorse flowers and fuchsia. Remember to pack your camera and binoculars!

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wildlife

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The Calf of Man The Calf of Man (‘Yn Cholloo’ in Manx), divided from the Isle of Man

by the Sound, has been a bird observatory since 1959. As well as being a haven for many migrant species, the Calf is home to thousands of seabirds, including Fulmars, Puffins, Kittiwakes, Gannets and Storm Petrels; there’s also a breeding population of Manx Shearwaters, which have happily recovered from being almost wiped out in the 19th Century. You can explore the Calf on a day trip or arrange a stay through Manx National Heritage (we recommend booking well in advance).

Protected places The Manx Wildlife Trust, which works to protect the Island’s natural habitats, manages a number of sites which are well worth exploring. Just a short walk from Castletown, scarlett is a stunning peninsula of limestone and volcanic rock formations. You can while away hours hunting for fossils, exploring rockpools and soaking up the views. In the north, the ayres - several miles of windswept sand dunes and shingle beach - is a nesting site for several tern species and home to many rare plants and lichens.

Outstanding amongst the Trust’s reserves for its biodiversity is close sartfield, 31 acres of marsh, meadow and woodland in Ballaugh Curragh. Birdwatchers should look for Hen Harriers, Peregrine Falcons and Corncrakes, as well as many species of warblers and waders. The land is also home to brown hares, bats and lizards, plus many moths and butterflies. Close Sartfield is most famous for its orchids: from May to July, the meadows bloom with thousands of flowers, including Heath Spotted, Early Marsh and Common

Spotted varieties. Look out for guided ‘orchid walks’ at this time of year - they’re a great introduction to this special place.

Ballaugh Curragh itself, the Island’s largest wetland, is an internationally recognised ‘Ramsar’ site and an Area of Special Scientific Interest. In recent times, the area has become known for a rather unlikely resident: the wallaby. As a result of a pair escaping from the nearby Wildlife Park years ago, the Curragh now shelters a thriving colony of wild wallabies. The shy marsupials have even attracted the attention of TV crews!

Stars of the Irish Sea From early May until as late as September, basking sharks gather in Manx waters to feed and reproduce. These gentle giants, which can grow up to 11-12 metres long, are the second biggest fish in the world. Plankton eaters which pose no threat to humans, they are classed as an endangered protected species in the Irish Sea. Eight whale and dolphin species have been classified as ‘regulars’ in Manx waters, including Bottlenose and Risso’s Dolphins, Minke Whales and even Killer Whales. Keep your fingers crossed for a thrilling sighting!

Lastly, grey seals can be seen at many points around the coast but in particular at the Sound - at low tide, many seals ‘haul out’ onto the tiny islet, Kitterland, which sits between the ‘mainland’ and the Calf of Man.

the isle of Man is a basking shark

hotspot, having particularly high

densities of basking sharks

compared to elsewhere in the british isles.

Did YouKnow?

Look for Hen Harriers, Peregrine Falcons and Choughs, as well as many species of warblers and waders.

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Remember when you were young and carefree, how the days never seemed to end? In the Isle of Man, you can recapture that feeling - there are so many ways to fill your day, whatever the season and whatever the weather has in store. Here are just some of our suggestions for making it a holiday to remember.

And now forsomething different

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One of the best aspects of being on an Island is feeling somehow closer to the elements. As the seasons unfold, the landscape is transformed by restless skies and seas. The Manx weather can be pretty unpredictable - we never know when Manannan might draw his cloak low around the Island and whip up the wind! - but that’s all part of the fun. In autumn and winter time, it’s great to watch dramatic storms unfold at sea - the Calf of Man and Niarbyl are particularly good vantage points - or take a wander through the glens as the leaves turn golden. In sunshine, the Island’s sweeping beaches and rocky coves lend themselves to the simple pleasures of beach-combing and exploring rockpools.

If you’d rather stay indoors, take your pick from adventure and sports, cinema and theatre, and the Island’s heritage sites. You could set your pulse racing with a game of Laserblast at the Manx Fun Farm (Onchan) or go ten pin bowling at the sure strike bowling and Leisure centre in Ramsey. Alternatively, test your climbing skills at Douglas’ hot rocks climbing Wall or make a splash in the pools and fun flumes of the national sports centre; there are also further pools in Peel, Castletown and Ramsey.

Outdoor family fun

ramsey’s Mooragh Park is the Island’s largest open air recreation site, featuring a boating lake, tennis courts, a bowling green, crazy golf, a BMX track, a playground and more. While some activities (pedalo hire, for instance) carry a small fee, admission to the park is free. Just a couple of miles from Douglas, onchan Pleasure Park offers similar attractions to the Mooragh, while next door, onchan raceway is home to the Island’s stockcar racing action. Fast and furious races take place weekly throughout the summer and offer great entertainment. In summer, silverdale park near Ballasalla is a long-term favourite with families: the boating lake, playground and cafe are all located in beautiful woodland near Ballasalla village. Don’t miss the Victorian water-powered merry-go-round - perhaps the oldest of its kind in the world.

For pure nostalgic pleasure, take the steam train from Douglas all the way to Port Erin for a day at the beach. Golden sands, ice cream parlours and fresh sea air - the simplest ingredients for a perfect day out.

Under the trees

The Island has eighteen mountain and coastal national glens which are open to the public. Here, you’ll discover some of the most spectacular scenery in the British Isles - rushing waterfalls and deep emerald pools, carpets of wildflowers and woods alive with birdsong. If you like nature walks, you might also want to take in tynwald national Park and arboretum in St Johns. Created to mark the Tynwald Millennium, the park covers 25 acres of lush, unspoiled countryside. It’s the perfect spot for a picnic and children will enjoy feeding the resident ducks.

Animal magic

If you or your family love animals, keep a day free to visit the curraghs Wildlife Park in Ballaugh. From lemurs and meerkats to penguins and otters, the park is home to many exotic, unusual and endangered species from around the world. There’s also a miniature railway, the Orchid Line. Meanwhile, outside Douglas, the isle of Man home of rest for old horses currently home to eight donkeys and fifty former working horses, including veteran Douglas ‘trammers’ makes for a great trip out. Last but not least, the Mann cat sanctuary in Santon is, naturally, a heaven for cat lovers! Several hundred cats live freely side by side with donkeys, chickens and ducks in an idyllic country setting.

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Come rain or shine

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At first glance, the tranquil Isle of Man seems an unlikely hub of international motorsport. But that’s exactly what it is: home not only to the world-famous TT Races but a whole host of renowned bike races and rallies.

‘The World’s greatest road race’ For over one hundred years, the tt (‘tourist trophy’) Festival has captivated race fans and created legends. The 37 and 3/4 mile Mountain Course represents a challenge unlike any other and is associated with many of the greatest names in motorcycle history: Mike Hailwood, Joey Dunlop, John McGuinness. In between exhilarating races, the tt Festival has plenty to keep you entertained, including stunt shows, rallies and live music.

Introducing the Isle of Man Festival of Motorcycling...The isle of Man Festival of Motorcycling replaces the Manx Grand Prix Festival for 2013, featuring the Manx gP races for amateur riders; two of the UK’s biggest off road motorcycle trials, the Vintage Motor cyle club rally and the brand new classic tt races.

Meanwhile, on the 4.25 mile Billown Circuit in the south, there are Pre and Post tt meetings, followed by the Southern 100 in July. Known as the ‘friendly races’, the southern 100 is where many great racers cut their teeth, and there’s always a fantastic atmosphere.

The rallies: modern and classic Kicking off the four-wheeled action is the Manx classic rally, held in April: three days of sprints and hillclimbs which put vintage and classic cars through their paces on the Island’s narrow, winding roads. This is followed in May by the Manx national rally, a high octane stage event which sees competitors vying for the fastest finish at the Grandstand in Douglas.

Lastly, September, brings rally isle of Man, which tests drivers’ mettle over 160 stage miles and ranks as one of the most prestigious in the European calendar.

Did you know that the 100mph

average lap speed by a conventional

bike around the 37 3/4 mile TT mountain

course was first achieved by Scotsman

Bob McIntyre in 1957.Fifty five years

later Michael Rutter achieved the

milestone in the 2012 SES TT Zero

race on an electric bike, lapping

at 104.056mph (21’45.33).

Did You

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A class of its own

World class racing action...

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The past at

your fingertips

If you’re on the trail of your Manx connections or simply passionate about local history, the iMuseum is real treasure trove. Just a stone’s throw from the Manx Museum in central Douglas, Manx National Heritage’s digital resource gives you free access to:

•18thand19thCenturybaptism, marriage and burial records

• IsleofMannewspapersand publications back to the 1700s

•Censusandwarmemorialrecords

•Over3,000photographsand artworks

With helpful staff always at hand and new content being added to the digital archives all the time, journeying into the Island’s past has never been so rewarding or compelling…

“endless, fascinating stories”

Two of the iMuseum team tell us what makes it so worthwhile...

“’So addictive’. That’s how a visitor described the iMuseum and I’d struggle to say it better. The iMuseum spins fascinating stories about the Island and people’s own family history. We’ve become used to seeing surprised faces as stories emerge, from the girl who found out that her great-grandad won the Manx Grand Prix in the 1950s, to the shipwreck enthusiast who solved the 24-year long mystery of the ‘paddle wheel’, to the gentleman who came face to face onscreen with an uncle he’d only known as a name carved on the National War Memorial.” Jude Dicken, curator (Documentation officer)

“I took a call from England about a painting with the initials MQS and 1922 on the back. All the caller knew was that the ‘S’ stood for Stowell. Knowing that Flaxney Stowell was an artist who had several sons, I set to work, and managed to uncover the life of Mylrea Quayle Stowell. My enquirer is now planning a trip to the Isle of Man to do some more family history research himself! Before the iMuseum, it would have been almost impossible to track down this much information. It’s fantastic to be able to provide such good customer service and, of course, to inspire people to actually come and visit us here.” Kirsty neate, curatorial services officer

“I traced my family resemblance...”

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An essential part in any holiday is sampling the

local produce and signature dishes. you’ll discover that, in the Isle of Man, we love making the most of food and drink that’s served up in the same place it came from - right here! We also believe that good food and drink - like a beautiful view or great company - should always be savoured, never rushed. Here are some of the definitive tastes of Mann...

1 Manx kippers : One of the Isle of Man’s most famous exports and powerfully flavoursome! Whole herring are slowly smoked over oak chips in a centuries-old tradition. To see how it’s done, take a tour of Moore’s Kipper Yard on the quayside in Peel.

2 Queenies : Smaller and more succulent than King Scallops, Queen Scallops - ‘Queenies’ - are sustainably sourced from Manx waters.

3 Loaghtan lamb : The meat of the native Manx loaghtan sheep is rich, gamey and lower in fat than ‘regular’ lamb. A loaghtan burger is, like the animal itself, just a little bit different.

4 bonnag : A traditional Manx scone, wholesome and satisfying. Widely available in Island tearooms - enjoy it plain or with pure Manx honey.

5 ice cream : Ice creams produced in the Isle of Man are made from the finest natural ingredients, making them no less naughty but certainly nicer.

6 real ale : The Island’s two main breweries, Okells and Bushys, produce a range of great quality ales and stouts, available bottled and on draught. Purity laws in force in the Isle of Man ensure a clean, superior flavour.

7 Elderflower ‘Keshal’ : This Manx champagne is made in small quantities at the Apple Orphanage on the west coast of the Island. As their name suggests, they also make fresh juice and cider from 100% local fruit.

8 Manx cheese : The Isle of Man Creamery, a co-operative of small Manx dairy farms, produces a range of award-winning cheeses made wholly with milk from local herds.

9 confectionery : Beautiful, hand-crafted chocolates from Davison’s and Cocoa Red, wickedly good fudge and toffee from The Original Manx Fudge Factory... what better excuse than a holiday to indulge your sweet tooth?

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eating out When you’re choosing places to eat out from the many restaurants and cafés around the Island, keep an eye out for the Taste Isle of Man logo.

Taste Isle of Man is an independently assessed quality assurance scheme which recognises eating establishments providing consistently high quality. For more information, including a list of Taste members, go to www.visitisleofman.com/taste or pick up a directory at the Welcome Centre.

than a holiday to indulge your sweet tooth?

Discover

unique Island flavours

“slaint vie!”

- is ‘cheers’

in Manx

Did YouKnow?

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Vel Gaelg Ayd? A rough guide to Manx Gaelic

A few words to get you started...

Moghrey mie /fastyr mie /oie vie -

Good morning /afternoon /evening

Kys t’ou? - How are you?

Hee’m oo - See you

Slen lhiat - Goodbye

Gura mie ayd - Thank-you

Outstanding small venues such as Erin Arts Centre and Peel Centenary Centre are known for excellent concerts and films, while the Sayle Gallery (Douglas) and Hodgson Loom Gallery (Laxey) show exhibitions year-round. The House of Manannan and the Manx Museum also host exhibitions throughout the year and are both milestones on your cultural journey of Mann. In summer, great outdoor events spring up, from Shakespearean drama in the grounds of Peel Castle and Rushen Abbey to live music on Port Erin beach. Home to many talented musicians and singers, the Isle of Man has a strong reputation for live music: you can stumble across a good band or open mic session any night of the week.

While the Villa Marina concert hall may be the Island’s largest entertainment venue, the Gaiety Theatre is deservedly the most famous. Designed by Frank Matcham, the Gaiety is a rare and beautiful example of a Victorian music hall, lovingly preserved and maintained. A guided tour of its history - and ghosts! - is highly recommended. The Villa Marina and the Gaiety Theatre have a year round calendar of shows and events, for more information visit www.villagaiety.com

Heart, soul & voice

Do you speak Manx? Nowadays, many people in the Isle of Man can answer “ta Gaelg aym” – yes, I do. Manx Gaelic, the original language of the Manx people, was last spoken as a first language in 1974. Since that time, however, dedicated people have worked to protect and promote the language. While only a small minority of the population is fluent, interest is steadily increasing: there’s a Gaelic playgroup and primary school, and many classes available to adult learners around the Island.

As a visitor, you’ll notice that street and place names are displayed in Manx as well as English. If you want to hear a little conversational Gaelic, traditional pubs the albert (Port St Mary) and the Whitehouse (Peel) are a good place to start. The main platform for Manx Gaelic culture is yn chruinnaght, an annual gathering which brings together musicians from Mann, Wales, Brittany, Cornwall, Ireland, Scotland. Yn Chruinnaght’s programme of events is designed to celebrate the survival of Gaelic culture and stimulate interest in people of all ages.

Maybe it’s our independent spirit - the Isle of Man has always had a vibrant cultural scene which far outweighs its size. A number of small festivals take place annually, spanning everything from opera and jazz to rock and blues. There’s also a wide variety of theatre, musical, dance and comedy shows to catch at any time of year.

Heart, soul & voice

Courtesy of Manx National Heritage

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Stay somewhere

yurts & pods If you love the outdoors but cherish a few creature comforts, a riverside yurt in Union Mills could offer the perfect retreat for you. Saba’s Glen Yurt, the Island’s first eco campsite, boasts a small group of yurts with solar powered electricity, stove heating and even a hot tub or two.

www.sabasglenyurt.com

Just a few miles along the road in Glen Vine, Glenlough Campsite offers wooden camping pods alongside regular pitches. These pods, snug and surprisingly spacious, are becoming hugely popular as a ‘21st Century alternative’ to sleeping under canvas.

www.glenloughcampsite.com

Victorian hospitality Award-winning Aaron House in Port St Mary is a guest house with a difference, allowing visitors to step back in time for an authentic taste of Victorian life. From antique furnishings to traditional kitchen methods and service, guests are guaranteed a unique experience.

www.aaronhouse.co.uk

An idyllic lifestyle retreatBrightlife, a beautiful country house near Ramsey, offers residential retreats and an eclectic range of courses, therapies and treatments designed to revitalise mind, body and spirit. An ideal place to relax, revive your spirits and learn fresh approaches to life.

www.brightlife.com

There are a number of well-equipped campsites around the Island; if you’re coming for a walking or cycling holiday, it’s worth having a look at these locations as you plan your itinerary. Check seasonal availability and book in advance if you’re visiting during the busy TT or Isle of Man Festival of Motorcycling periods.

as a ‘21st Century alternative’ to sleeping

www.aaronhouse.co.uk www.brightlife.com

approaches to life.

www.brightlife.comwww.brightlife.com

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Once you get to know the Island a little better, your curiosity may take you off the beaten track. The Island’s landscape is full of ‘hidden’ places, steeped in history and atmosphere. Here’s a taster to start off your journey of discovery...

The ‘Real Faery Bridge’Tucked away down a farm track in Kewaigue, this little stone bridge in the woods is often dubbed ‘the real Faery Bridge’. While it’s traditionally considered lucky to doff your cap at the ‘official Fairy Bridge’ (see p.22), it’s worth exploring such lesser-known supernatural haunts.

Spooyt Vane This enchanting waterfall (which translates as ‘White Waterspout’) is just off the main road between Kirk Michael and Peel. The ancient remains of ‘Cabbal Pherick’ (‘St Patrick’s Chapel) stand nearby. Sites such as this were held as sacred by the Manx Celts, who believed that the gods dwelt in natural places.

Glen DhooOne of Manx Wildlife Trust’s nature reserves, Glen Dhoo is a picturesque valley inland from Ballaugh that has a Brigadoon-like sense of mystery and seclusion.

Lag ny Keilley Park up at Eary Cushlin on the coastline at Dalby and descend a narrow sheep track to Lag ny Keilley (‘lag neh kill-yer’). The site of an early Christian hermitage and chapel, this stunningly isolated spot is a window onto ancient times.

Garwick BeachBetween Groudle and Laxey Bay lies Garwick Bay, situated in Baldrine valley. Garwick glen, one of the prettiest spots in the Island, leads down to the beach, from where there are lovely views across to Cumbria on a clear day.

The ChasmsOn the southwest coast, near the village of Cregneash, is a collection of fissures cut deep into the cliffs. A popular area with rock climbers outside nesting season, it’s also a good place to spot seabirds nesting on the Sugar Loaf rock in Spring.

It’s time to start discovering your Isle of Man...

the isle of Man takes its name from

Manannan, a popular deity in celtic

mythology. Manannan is the island’s

great mythological sea god and

protector who could shroud the

place with a cloak of mist to

protect it from its enemies.

Did You

Know?

Find your own

Isle of Man

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as a place with a such a distinctive cultural identity, it might not surprise you to know that the isle of Man has its own unique folklore, customs and superstitions. you’ve had an introduction to the isle of Man’s heritage and landscape, now it’s time to meet the inhabitants of its invisible realm...

Legend has it...Tarroo Ushtey

Buggane

Phynnodderee

Moddey Dhoo

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It began with ManannanAccording to legend, Irish giant Fionn mac Cumhaill was battling with a Scottish rival, Benandonner, and wrenched up a chunk of Ireland to fling at the Scot. His missile landed in the Irish Sea, midway between Ireland and England, and thus the Isle of Man was created.

But it’s Manannan mac Lir who is most closely identified with the Isle of Man. A pagan sea god with magical powers, Manannan’s rule ended with the arrival of St Patrick, who was unswayed by Manannan’s attempts to frighten him. Transforming into three jointed legs, Manannan tore away into the sea - but his parting cry was ‘whichever way you throw me, I will stand’. This defiant message and the three jointed, armoured legs became the official motto and emblem of the Isle of Man.

The little peopleWhile visiting, you may hear talk of the ‘Little People’. This is the Island’s faery population, little seen but widely respected. The faeries had a changeable nature and the old Manx people took pains to keep them on their side. It’s still customary to say hello to them as you pass the Fairy Bridge on the main southbound road from Douglas. For extra luck, say it in Manx:

“Moghrey mie/fastyr mie, Mooinjer Veggey (‘morra-my/faster my, moon-jer veggah’)” - “Good morning/good afternoon, Little People”.

The good, the bad and the terribleThere are many strange and wonderful creatures here, from the mischievous Tarroo Ushtey (water bull) to the Lhiannan Shee, a vampiric temptress. Best known are the Phynnodderee, a hairy sprite of immense strength, and the Buggane, a terrible ogre. The Island’s most notorious ghost is the Moddey Dhoo (‘more-thah doo’), a black hound who haunts Peel Castle. The story goes that the Moddey Dhoo so terrified a castle guard that he was struck dumb and quickly died. If you dare risk such a fate, Isle of Man Ghost Tours lead excursions round the Island’s historic streets, uncovering their ghoulish secrets.

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Sound

Fleshwick Bay

Niarbyl Bay

AyresVisitor Centre

The Sound Visitor Centre(and Café)

Glen Maye

Arboretum

Glen Helen

Glen Mooar

Glen Wyllin

Bishopscourt Glen

Tholt-y-Will Glen

Dhoon Glen

Ballaglass Glen

Glen Elfin

Groudle Glen

Bradda Glen

Port Soderick

Port Soderick Glen

Cregneash

Cregneash VillageFolk Museum

Calf of Man

PORT ERIN

PORT ST MARY

ScarlettVisitor Centre

CASTLETOWN

BallasallaBallasallaColbyColby Ballabeg

Santon

Castle RushenOld Grammar SchoolOld House of KeysNautical Museum

St JohnsSt Johns Ballacraine

Union MillsBraddan

Glen VineCrosby

Foxdale

St Marks

Tynwald Hill

PEELPeel Castle

House of Manannan

St Patrick’s Isle

Niarbyl Visitor Centre(and Café)

Glen Maye

Dalby

Patrick

Manx Museum & iMuseum

Camera Obscura

Gaiety Theatre & Villa Marina

Douglas Horse Trams

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Port Cornaa

Clay Head

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Baldrine

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Grove Museum of Victorian Life(and Tearooms)

Ramsey Bay

Maughold Head

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Snaefell

CurraghsWildlife Park

Milntown House

Point of Ayre

Sulby Glen

Andreas

Bride

Jurby

Great Laxey Mine Railway

A.R.E. Motorcycle Museum

Kirk Michael

Ballaugh

Ballaugh Glen

Sulby

St Judes

Glen Mona

Cronk-y-Voddy

Jurby Head

Greeba

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Rushen AbbeyRushen Abbey

BillownRoad Racing(Southern 100 Club)

Manx Aviation & Military Museum

Mann Cat SanctuaryMann Cat Sanctuary

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Map of the Isle of Man

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The Kingdom of Man and the Isles exhibition 10 november 2012 - 9 March 2013 www.manxnationalheritage.im

Journeys: An exhibition by the Creative Network 17 november 2012 - 6 april 2013 www.manxnationalheritage.im

National Art Collection exhibition 24 october 2012 - 31 December 2013 www.manxnationalheritage.im

Valentines Love Train 14 February www.iombusandrail.info

Chris Kelly Memorial Rally 15-16 February www.manxautosport.org

Winter Photography on the Steam Railway 16 February www.iombusandrail.info

Isle of Man Darts Festival 8-10 March www.visitisleofman.com

IOM Student Festival of Sport 21-24 March www.visitisleofman.com

J M Nicholson Art exhibition opens 23 March - 31 august www.manxnationalheritage.im

Rush Hour on the Railways 29 March -1 april www.iombusandrail.info

easter Festival of Running 29-31 March www.easterfestival.info

Murder Mystery on the Steam Railway 12-13 april www.iombusandrail.info

The Guild 26 april - 4 May www.visitisleofman.com

MMRC Manx Classic Cars Sprint and Hillclimb 25-27 april www.manxmotorracing.com

youth Cycle Tour 3-5 May www.visitisleofman.com

Rail Ale to Real Ale 3-6 May www.iombusandrail.info

Isle of Man Hockey Festival 3-6 May www.manxhockey.org

Manx National Rally 10-11 May www.manxnationalrally.com

Walking Festival 12-17 May www.visitisleofman.com

Ramsey Angling Festival 18-23 May www.ramseyanglingclub.com

60s Themed event on the Manx electric Railway 18-19 May www.iombusandrail.info

Blackfords Pre-TT Classic 24-27 May www.southern100.com

TT Festival 25 May - 7 June www.iomtt.com

Post TT Races 8 June www.southern100.com

IOM Adventure Race 15-16 June www.adventurousexperiences.com

Longest Day Longest Ride (mountain-biking) 15-16 June www.visitisleofman.com

Mananan International Festival of the Arts and Music 16-29 June www.erinartscentre.com

The Parish Horse Ride 16 June www.visitisleofman.com

June Crown Green Bowls Festival 17-22 June www.visitisleofman.com

Parish Walk 22-23 June www.parishwalk.com

A Victorian Railway extravaganza 29-30 June www.iombusandrail.info

TT Triathlon 30 June www.tttri.com

Tynwald Day 5 July www.tynwald.org

Unmissable

Events of 2013 Unmissable Unmissable

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Southern 100 Motorcycle Races 8-11 July www.southern100.com

Port erin Beach Festival 12-14 July www.visitisleofman.com

Harry Potter Wizard Steam Train express 13-14 July www.iombusandrail.info

yn Chruinnaght 17-20 July www.ynchruinnaght.com

Manx Heritage Transport Festival 24-28 July www.iombusandrail.info

Southern Agricultural Show 27-28 July www.visitisleofman.com

Mannin Angling Club Boat Fishing Festival 27 July-2 august www.manninanglingclub.co.uk

Peel Traditional Boat Weekend 8-12 august www.peeltraditionalboat.org

Peel Carnival 28 July www.visitisleofman.com

Royal Manx Agricultural Show 9-10 august www.royalmanx.com

Marathon & 1/2 Marathon 11 august www.iomuac.co.uk

Island at War on the Steam Railway 17-18 august www.iombusandrail.info

Wartime at Cregneash 17-18 august www.manxnationalheritage.im

The Isle of Man Festival of Motorcycling 17 august- 1 september www.mgpfestival.com

Twilight at Castle Rushen 22 august www.manxnationalheritage.im

Manx National 2-Day Trial 24-25 august www.visitisleofman.com

Teddy Bears’ Picnic with the Steam Railway 25 august www.iombusandrail.info

Festival of Jurby 25 august www.mgpfestival.com

Manx International Classic Trial 31 august -1 september www.visitisleofman.com

Jeremy Paul Wildlife Art exhibition opens 14 september - 4 January 2014 www.manxnationalheritage.im

September Crown Green Bowls Festival 2-6 september www.visitisleofman.com

Mananan Opera Festival 6-8 september www.erinartscentre.com

120th Anniversary of the Manx electric Railway 7 september www.iombusandrail.info

Family Fun Weekend on the Steam Railway 7- 8 september www.iombusandrail.info

end2end Mountain Bike Challenge 8 september www.manxe2e.org

Rally Isle of Man 12-14 september www.rallyisleofman.co.im

Pie in the Sky (stargazing and supper) 27-28 september www.iombusandrail.info

Isle of Man Heritage Open Days 4-6 october & 11-13 october www.manxnationalheritage.im

Isle of Man Festival of Choirs 18-20 october www.visitisleofman.com

Traditional Hop Tu Naa at Cregneash 26-27 october www.manxnationalheritage.im

Hop tu Naa Ghost Trains, Castletown 1-2 november www.iombusandrail.info

Turn up for Turnips 28 - 31 october www.manxnationalheritage.im

Visit the Witches Lair at Snaefell Summit 31 october www.iombusandrail.info

Winter Photography on the electric Railway 2 november www.iombusandrail.info

Murder Mystery on Snaefell 4-5 november www.iombusandrail.info

Ride the Rocket (steam railway to fireworks display) 5 november www.iombusandrail.info

A Medieval Christmas at Castle Rushen 7-8 December www.manxnationalheritage.im

Santa Trams to Laxey 14,15,21,22 December www.iombusandrail.info

Details are correct at time of going to print, but please confirm details with the organisers before booking.

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sELEcting your accoMMoDation

Whether you are looking for a cosy b&b, quality hotel or attractive self-catering cottage or apartment, the isle of Man offers you a great variety of places to stay.

Furthermore, all tourist accommodation is subject to compulsory annual registration and independent inspection. So you can be rest assured that any accommodation you choose from the pages of this guide has been duly inspected and rated as indicated. The independent grading awarded to all accommodation is assessed under the same criteria as the UK. Look out for the Grading Signs!

Campsite and hostel accommodation is rated simply from 1 to 5 keys. In addition, quality commendations of approved, commended, highly commended, or deluxe are awarded as appropriate.

goLD anD siLVEr aWarDsFor Hotels/Guest Accommodation and Self Catering. Silver awards recognise exceptional quality at all levels and Gold awards are given to the very “best of the best”.

brEaKFast aWarDsThis award recognises those hotels and B&Bs where the owners, managers, chefs and staff have gone the extra mile to ensure the breakfast will exceed expectations.

accEssibiLity schEMEIf you are a wheelchair user or have difficulty walking, look for the accessible symbols when choosing your accommodation. If you have any special needs it is essential that you contact the establishment direct, prior to booking, to ensure that these needs can be met.

booKing your accoMMoDationEarly booking for the high season (March to September) is essential. Accommodation is in great demand at this time of year, go to www.visitisleofman.com to check availability.

coMPLaints about accoMMoDationIf you have reason to be unhappy with your accommodation, please take up the matter with the proprietor of the accommodation. In most instances a satisfactory solution will be found immediately.

If you booked via a tour operator and you are still not satisfied you should contact their office. A representative will seek a satisfactory solution on your behalf.

If you have not booked via a tour operator you can call, or write to, the Customer Services Officer, Isle of Man Tourism, Department of Economic Development, St George’s Court, Upper Church Street, Douglas, Isle of Man IM1 1EX. Telephone +44 (0) 1624 686855

booKing onLinEMany of the Island’s accommodation providers offer online booking facilities on their websites. And to make it even easier to choose where you want to stay, head to www.visitisleofman.com/accommodation where you can search for a property and check their availability.

Remember, that in the high season, seats on flights and ferries are in great demand – so for the best deals you should book as far in advance as you can. For more information about the carriers serving the Isle of Man or to book your entire holiday package through one of our partner tour operators go to www.visitisleofman.com/travel

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Accommodation information

Douglas, Isle of Man IM1 2ABT: 01624 123456 • E: [email protected] www.sunshinehotel.com

The Sunshine Lodge is a family run establishment, close to all amenities and we are central for bus, trains and trams. We are located in central Douglas opposite the Villa Marina complex.To see a selection of our rooms please visit: www.sunshinelodge.comYou can also email Mary on [email protected] will endeavour to make your stay as comfortable and as pleasant as possible. And, although we cannot guarantee the weather we can guarantee a warm welcome.

Hotel★★★The Sunshine Hotel

from £25.00 per person per nightB12

These symbols indicate some of the facilities offered by the establishment

and include tour operators

and other recognised

logos.

Many establishments are open all year. If an establishment is open seasonally it will denote the period of time it is open as

shown (eg 1-11 is January-November)

The adverts explained

The accommodation pages cover both serviced and self-catering establishments. Campsites and hostels are also included. This example explains the information to look for.

Nightly/daily or weekly rate of

premises

Some adverts denote the number of people the unit

can accommodate.

For iLLustration PurPosEs

This is the rating of the

establishment. This is your indication of facilities and

quality.

tour oPErators

Steam Packet Holidays

Regency Travel

DisabLED syMboLs

Accessible One

Accessible Two

Accessible Three

Partially sighted

sELF-catEring

Electric Hook-ups on campsite

Gas/Electricity charged extra

Linen provided free of charge

Showers on campsite

Washing machine/drying

sErVicEs & sELF-catEring

Children welcome

Dogs welcome

No dogs

Guest laundry/laundry service

Gym/leisure facilities

Lift

Ground floor bedrooms

Non smoking

Private parking

Public telephone available

Residential liquor licence

In-room tea/coffee facilities

Telephone in all bedrooms

Television in all bedrooms/s-c units

Accept major credit cards

Garden

Group rates on application

Public liquor licence

Swimming pool (indoor)

WiFi available

Unlicensed (alcohol not served)

Special diets provided

Conference facilities

Short breaks offered

Open all year round

Midweek booking accepted

Online booking available*

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Tourist InformationIsle of Man Welcome Centre Sea Terminal Buildings, Douglas +44 (0) 1624 686766

Tourist Information PointsRonaldsway Airport +44 (0) 1624 821600Laxey Heritage Trust* +44 (0) 1624 862007Peel (House of Manannan) +44 (0) 1624 648090 Port Erin Commissioners +44 (0) 1624 832298 Ramsey Town Hall +44 (0) 1624 810146Old Grammar School Castletown* by visit only* Seasonal. Information correct at time of going to press

As soon as you arrive in the Isle of Man, you can start making the most of your stay by popping into our Welcome Centre. Located at the Sea Terminal in Douglas, close to the town’s seafront hotels and central amenities, the Welcome Centre is your first port of call for local information.

Accommodation, places to visit, activities, events, getting around and more - it’s all at the fingertips of our friendly, helpful team, who have a wealth of Island knowledge to share. They will always go that extra mile to help you, whether by simply giving directions, helping you plan your itinerary or finding you accommodation for the evening if you have not booked ahead.

You’ll also be able to take your pick from a wide range of maps, guides, books and brochures, not to mention gifts and souvenirs to browse before you return home. Last but not least, you’ll be assured of a warm Manx welcome -the best start to any visit!

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accommodation for the evening if you

Tourist Information Points

of a warm Manx welcome -the best start

A warm

welcome awaits...

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BY PLANEFlights operate from airports all over the British Isles to the Isle of Man. Please check with individual flight operators for timetables, fares and bookings or contact the Isle of Man Airport with any enquiries.

aer Lingus regionalRoutes: DublinWeb: www.aerlingus.comTel: 0871 718 5000 (UK) 00353 0818 365000 (Ireland) 00353 1 886 8505 (Rest of World)

blue islandsRoutes: Jersey, GuernseyWeb: www.blueislands.comTel: 0845 620 2122

british airwaysRoutes: London CityWeb: www.ba.comTel: 0844 493 0787

easyJetRoutes: Liverpool, London Gatwick (from 1 October 2012)Web: www.easyJet.comTel: 0843 104 5000

FlybeRoutes: Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London Gatwick, London

Luton, Liverpool, ManchesterWeb: www.flybe.comTel: 0871 700 2000 (Reservations) 0871 700 2223 (Group reservations) 0871 522 6153 (Business Express)

Manx2.comRoutes: Anglesey, Belfast City, Blackpool, Gloucester (M5), Jersey, Leeds Bradford, London Oxford, NewcastleWeb: www.manx2.comTel: 0871 200 0440

isLE oF Man airPort EnQuiriEs

Web: www.iom-airport.comTel: +44 (0) 1624 821600

BY FERRYFerry services run from five ports to Douglas - Heysham, Liverpool (Birkenhead during the winter season), Belfast and Dublin (during the spring-summer season). Please check with the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company for timetables, fares and bookings.

isle of Man steam Packet company

Web: www.steam-packet.comTel: 01624 661661 (Isle of Man) 08722 992 992* (UK) 0044 8722 992 992* (Republic of Ireland & Outside UK)

* Calls to this number are charged at 10 pence per minute including VAT from a BT landline, calls from other networks and mobile operators may vary.

DublinDublin

Gloucester

London Gatwick& London City

Luton

Birmingham

JerseyGuernsey

Leeds / Bradford

Newcastle

Edinburgh

Glasgow

Blackpool

ManchesterLiverpoolAnglesey

Belfast City

Heysham

Belfast

Liverpool

AIRPORT SERVING THE ISLE OF MAN

SEA PORT SERVING THE ISLE OF MAN

Travel informationGetting here

With connections to numerous airports in the British and Channel Isles, and five ferry ports in the UK and Ireland, the Isle of Man is easily accessible as a leisure destination - and closer than you think! Flying is the quickest and, for many, the most convenient way to get here. In recent years, the Island’s air connections have expanded, leading to greater choice for travellers. Isle of Man Airport is only 15 minutes’ drive from the capital, Douglas, with car hire, taxi

and public transport services all at your immediate disposal.

If you prefer to sail, choose between a ferry or fastcraft crossing with the Isle of Man Steam Packet. Please consult www.steam-packet.com for further details. If you are travelling at either the TT or the Isle of Man Festival of Motorcycling periods, you are advised to book well in advance, as these are the busiest times of the year. Disembarking at Douglas Sea Terminal, you’ll find all the town’s amenities and attractions waiting for you. Whichever way you travel, we hope you enjoy your stay and come back soon.

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Getting aroundheritage railways 2013 scheduled services

Isle of Man Steam Railway: 14th February to 5th November

Manx Electric Railway: 9th March to 3rd November

Snaefell Mountain Railway: 27th March to 31st October

bus Vannin

With its regular operating bus services, getting around the Island could not be easier.

timetables

Timetables are available from the Welcome Centre in Douglas Sea Terminal and main bus and rail stations, they are also available from www.iombusandrail.info or please call +44 (0) 1624 662525.

Multi-Journey tickets

To help make your stay even more enjoyable and affordable, multi-journey tickets are available. Island Explorer Tickets (Unlimited Travel on scheduled sevices of the Steam Railway, Manx Electric Railway and Snaefell Mountain Railway, Douglas Horse Trams and Buses (except Manx Express)), Heritage Explorer Tickets (as Island Explorer but including entry to all Manx National

Heritage Sites) and Saver Tickets (Unlimited Travel on scheduled bus services (except Manx Express)) are available from the Welcome Centre at the Sea Terminal, main bus and rail stations and selected ticket agents. To obtain tickets in advance of your visit, please call +44 (0) 1624 662525.

Special Events & Private Hire

Special events are put on throughout the year and private hires are also available. Visit www.iombusandrail.info or call +44 (0) 1624 663366.

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banks and bank holidaysMost high street banks and building societies have premises on the Isle of Man. The opening hours are generally 9.30am to 4.30pm. Bank Holidays are the same as those in the England with 2 additional holidays. Senior Race Day (TT Races) which is the 7th June and Tynwald Day (the Manx National Day) which is celebrated on the 5th July.

car hireThere are several car hire companies on the Island should you wish to hire a car. Clean driving licences are required. Driving in the Isle of Man is on the left, as in the UK; seatbelts must be worn and the Horse Trams that run up and down Douglas promenade can only be overtaken on the left. Please note it is illegal to drive any vehicle whilst using your mobile phone.

car ParkingThere is free parking available in designated spaces in all the main towns; however, there is a time limit to how long you can stay. Parking Discs are required to display in the windscreen showing the time you arrived. These discs are widely available – your hotel may have a supply but if not you can obtain them from the Welcome Centre at the Sea Terminal in Douglas, or on the Steam Packet ferries. Car hire companies will provide these in each car.

cash MachinesAutomated cash machines are available in all the major towns around the Isle of Man. Isle of Man bank notes are dispensed from all cash machines apart from those situated at the Sea Terminal and the Airport, where English notes are issued.

chemistsDispensing chemists are open from 9.00am to 5.30pm Mondays to Saturdays. Outside of these times there are limited opening hours and a duty chemist rota is in operation. This list can be obtained from the Department of Health prior to travel. Alternatively, these are posted in the local press and your hotel should be able to provide you with details. Duty Rota hours are from 5.30pm to 6.30pm Mon – Fri (excluding bank holidays) and Sundays and Bank Holidays from 12 noon to 1.00pm.

currency informationThe Isle of Man has its own currency with the same denominations as the UK and still has £1 notes. UK currency is legal tender in the Isle of Man but Manx currency is not accepted in the UK, although notes can be exchanged at UK banks.

Doctors and hospitalsThe Manx Emergency Doctor Service (MEDS) operate an ‘Out of Hours’ emergency service when doctors’ surgeries are closed. The service is contactable on +44 (0)1624 650355 and is ONLY available from 6.00pm to 8.00am Monday to Friday, with 24-hour cover over weekends and bank holidays

In the case of an emergency please attend A&E (telephone +44 (0)1624 650040 for A&E enquiries), or for life threatening emergencies please call emergency services on 999.

The Isle of Man Nobles Hospital is situated just outside Douglas at The Strang, Braddan. Should you need to contact the hospital the telephone number is +44 (0)1624 650000. Ramsey Cottage Hospital in the north of the Island can be contacted on +44 (0)1624 811811.

rEciProcaL hEaLth agrEEMEnt: UK residents visiting the Isle of Man will receive free NHS treatment if they become ill whilst in the Isle of Man. Statutory charges are applicable for both residents and visitors e.g. prescription charges. It is strongly recommended that all visitors ensure they have appropriate insurance in place which will cover repatriation to the UK by air ambulance if it should prove necessary. The information regarding the Agreement is correct at the time of publication but visitors are recommended to check the position prior to their visit.

group travelThe Isle of Man remains a popular destination for Group Travel. For more information about group travel to the Isle of Man and to request a group travel guide please log on to: www.visitisleofman.com/groups

identification and passportsPassports are not required to enter the Isle of Man if you are travelling from the UK or Ireland although airlines will require customers to provide some form of photographic identification. European and global travellers generally have to clear customs and clear passport control on arrival in the UK or Ireland before travelling on to the Isle of Man. If you are planning a night at the Casino you will require some form of photographic identification.

Mobile PhonesThere are two mobile phone networks operating on the Isle of Man - Manx Telecom and Sure. Each mobile network has commercial agreements with mobile phone networks in the UK, Europe and the rest of the world and it is advisable to check with your own mobile network to determine the level and charges of the roaming services with the Isle of Man providers. Please note the Isle of Man is outside the EU jurisdiction and as such does not benefit from the tariff caps operating within the European Union.

Postal servicesThe Isle of Man Post Office has, since its formation in 1973, issued distinctive Manx stamps by the Philatelic Bureau. You will need to purchase Manx stamps to post any mail from the Isle of Man.

PoliceThe Isle of Man Police are easily recognisable and are very approachable should you need any assistance. The Police Headquarters is at Glencrutchery Road, Douglas and the telephone number is +44 (0)1624 631212. In an emergency please dial 999.

taxisTaxi ranks are present directly outside the entrance of the Sea Terminal and airport buildings. Taxis are available to meet flights and sailings and most destinations are covered by fixed tariff charges.

Weather and shipping ForecastsAccurate and up-to-date forecasts are provided by the Ronaldsway Met Office:

Recorded weather forecast: 0900 624 3300 (Premium rate)

Weatherman - 24 hours: 0900 624 3200 (Premium rate)

Recorded shipping forecast: 0900 624 3322 (Premium rate)

Online Information www.gov.im/infocentre

Wi-Fi hotspotsFree Wi-Fi access is readily available on the Island at the Sea Terminal, airport, libraries and many cafes and hotels.

Advice and information

www.gov.im/health

All visitors to the Isle of Man need adequate insurance cover for any health care needs that may arise during their stay on

the Island, including repatriation to their home country.

UK residents receive emergency care free under a reciprocal

agreement with the UKGovernment, but insurance to cover repatriation to the UK,if required, is still needed.

Make sureyou’re covered

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Some things to do...Manx Museum

Vintage Transport

Laxey Wheel

Gaiety Theatre

Home of Rest for Old Horses

National Sports Centre

Onchan Pleasure Park For more things to do in douglas and the east of the island

Douglasand the eastast

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The Sefton is a perfectly situated, relaxing, calm and rather beautiful four star hotel.

Reservations: +44 (0) 1624 645500 - www.seftonhotel.co.im

The Sefton boasts facilities which include a unique indoor Atrium Water Garden, leisure facilities, a themed bar and an award winning restaurant.

Just yards from the airport is the Island’s only airport hotel. This conveniently located hotel

offers great value for money with its comfortable accommodation, ample parking and on site food

and beverage offering.

Accommodation • Luxury Suites • Fabulous Sea View Rooms • Unique Atrium Water Garden RoomsLeisure • Pool • Gym • Spa Pool • Dining • Sir Norman’s • Gallery Restaurant

Facilities • Parking • Disabled Rooms • Bike hire • Free Wi-Fi

01624 662662

Work out in the gym, unwind in the health club or dine in our restaurant.

Sefton Hotel, Harris Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM1 2RW • [email protected]

tel: 01624 824321email: [email protected]: www.seftonexpress.co.im

Ronaldsway Industrial Estate, Ballasalla IM9 2SEwww.palacehotelcasino.co.im

Central Promenade, Douglas, IM2 4NA

www.visitisleofman.com

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Empressive as always...Central Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4RAT: 01624 661155 • F: 01624 673554E: [email protected] www.theempresshotel.net

• Centrally located on the Promenade, short walking distance from the Shopping and Financial Centres.

• All are well appointed with added luxurious facilities such as LCD TVs with flat screens, wireless internet access and complimentary refreshments.

• Choice of The Conservatory offering modern English Cuisine and Aroma Asian/European Buffet Restaurant.

• Wi-Fi internet access available in the Piano Bar and Bedrooms.

• Leisure facilities include gym, sauna. Steam, health and beauty treatment rooms.

• Wedding package available.• Two flexible conference and banqueting

rooms for up to 180 persons.• An ideal choice for Leisure and Business

Travellers in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

The Empress Hotel

from £65.00 per person per night

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5-8 Empire Terrace, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4LET: 01624 675081F: 01624 661512E: [email protected] www.ascothotel.im

• All rooms fitted with spa baths as standard (with showers over)• Superior and Sea View rooms available at small supplement• Complimentary WiFi and refreshments• 100 yards from the sea in a quiet and

peaceful location• Pre-bookable half board• Dining - in house Restaurant 1898

and Residents bar• Discounted sea travel arranged

Quality, value and service.

The Ascot Hotel

from £45.00 per person per night

The Ascot Hotel - affordable luxury with the personal touch. We care and it shows.

«««Hotel

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Welbeck Hotel

from £45.00 per person per night

«««Hotel

Mona Drive, Off Central Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4LFT: 01624 675663 F: 01624 661545 E: [email protected]

Comfort, excellenceand friendliness

www.welbeckhotel.com

[email protected]

• FamilyrunHotelandApartments

• WineandDineinourSuperbConservatoryRestaurantandBar

• FreeuseofnearbySwimmingPoolandGym

• 100yardsfrompromenade

• PassengerLift• Seaviewroomsavailable

• MinutesfromShoppingandFinancialCentres

• Smoking is no longer permitted on the premises at the Welbeck Hotel

• Selfcateringavailable• Safesandfridgesinallrooms

• WiFiinternetaccess (wires free)

• Roomsfrom£45.00doubleoccupancyLowSeason

Sleep well & eat wellon the Isle of Man

Our hotels, The Claremont, The Chesterhouse and The Rutlandare all situated on the seafront in Douglas and offer an excellent choice between

luxury, modern simplicity and great value.

Call 01624 617 068 or visit our websitewww.sleepwellhotels.com

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FREEPHONE

08000 190335TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY

MylchreestsC A R R E N T A L

Ronaldsway Airport BallasallaE-mail [email protected]

www.mylchreests.comTelephone 01624 823533

All the cars…none of the hassle!

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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Clay Head Road, Baldrine, Isle of Man IM4 6DNT: 01624 860339 • E: [email protected] • www.craglea.co.uk

A luxury comfortable home in a peaceful, secluded location with beautiful views across Laxey Bay. Perfect for walkers, bus and tram stops near. Excellent parking.

Crag Lea Bed & Breakfast

CwQ1dfMWiFi}0 4-10 from £36.00 per person per night

«««««B&B

2bedrooms

26 Palace Terrace, Queens Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4NF • T: 01624 674734 • F: 01624 674734E: [email protected] • www.inglewoodhotel-isleofman.com

Beautifully updated 4 star ‘Gold’ accommodation. Our bay view suites enjoy uninterupted sea views. Accommodation is offered on a bed & breakfast basis, with a delicious choice, cooked to order. Special diets catered.

Inglewood

CY5dfjWiFißMW8 12 from £39.50 per person per night

««««Guest House

3 Empire Terrace, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4LET: 01624 676056 • E: [email protected]: 01624 678289 • www.rosslynhotel.co.imModern family run property offering comfortable and relaxing surroundings close to town, sea and transport links. Breakfast, lunch and evening meals available and served at Mereside Hotel, 2 doors away. Quiet residents lounge, packed lunches available. Wifi internet.

Rosslyn

CFw{djWiFi 12 from £32.50 per person per night

««««Guest House

12en suite

bedrooms

Pinfold Hill, Laxey, Isle of Man IM4 7HWT: 01624 862106 E: [email protected] en-suite rooms and beautiful panoramic views over Laxey Bay in peaceful friendly surroundings at Ard Aalin will make your holiday one to remember. Handy for bus and trams.

Ard Aalin

CFY1dfMWiFi|8 12 from £32.50 per person per night

««««B&B

Cubbon House ««««Guest House

CFwRdfjPß| 12 from £24.95 per person per night

Small private hotel with good standard of rooms providing value for money accommodation. All rooms are en-suite with tea/coffee making facilities and colour television. Ideally situated, central position for shopping, entertainment and business.• Open all year • Room only from £19.95 • WiFi in all rooms • Comfortable TV lounge • Ladies only fitness centre in basement • Inclusive holidays and travel can be arranged

Friendly service comes at no extra charge

48 Loch Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man IM1 2LZT: 01624 670799 • Email: [email protected] • www.cubbonhouse.com

6 Mona Drive, Central Prom, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4LG • E: [email protected]: 01624 676755 • F: 01624 678289 • www.hqbar.imRecently refurbished offering comfortable surroundings close to town, sea and transport. 13 bedrooms all en-suite. Evening meals available all year round. Meals served at sister hotel, The Mereside. Quiet residents lounge. Family run business. Packed lunches available. Internet/broadband available.

Glen Mona ««««Guest Accommodation

CFwY2fj{ 12 from £32.50 per person per night

13en suite

bedrooms

Queens Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4NLT: 01624 620829 • E: [email protected] • www.kings.imWinner of Best Guest House 2008, 2009 & 2010

Sea views, set in gardens to front and back on the Queens Promenade, Douglas.Rooms en suite, furnished to a high standard … tea and coffee, broadband, digital television. 24 hours parking outside or private garage. Tariff from … £35.00 per person per night. Special winter and party booking rates. Contact Carol Howard.

Kings Guest House ««««Guest House

CY1defjMPµ 12 from £35.00 per person per night

1 Empire Terrace, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM2 4LET: 01624 676355 • F: 01624 678289E: [email protected] • www.hqbar.imNewly refurbished in lovely position close to Town, Sea and Horse Trams.• 8 Bedrooms en-suite • HQ Restaurant/Wine Bar• Family Run Business • Lift to all floors• Inclusive Air & Sea packages available• Disabled Access

Mereside ««««Guest House

CwUY5fjP|# 12 from £32.50 per person per night

8en suite

bedrooms

All rooms with free broadband internet and WiFi. Tea/Coffee making facilities. TVs with DVD/games systems. Totally non-smoking.

All Seasons «««Guest House

CYdfjM5WiFi8 12 from £32.00 per person per night

11 Clifton Terrace, Broadway, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 3HXT: 01624 676323 • F: 0871 855 3465E: [email protected] Best B&B on the Block

9 Hutchinson Square, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4HUT: 01624 614621 • E: [email protected] A family owned bed and breakfast, located in the heart of Douglas on a beautiful Victorian square. Two luxurious bedrooms and private lounge. The perfect location for your Island visit.

Raymonds B&B

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««««B&B

2bedrooms1 en suite

www.visitisleofman.com

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Arrandale House& Apartments

«««Guest Accommodation

CF5df|8 12 from £25.00 per person per night

39 Hutchinson Square, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4HWT: 01624 674907F: 01624 678088E: [email protected] “THE FRIENDLIEST PLACE IN TOWN”*The acclaimed family run Arrandale is situated on a quiet central Douglas garden square, close to Promenade and all amenities.• FREE WiFi• Superior, Seaview and Family Rooms

available.• Residents Bar and Restaurant. • Sea/Air travel arranged.• Book online via

www.arrandale.com or call 01624 674907.

• Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence. * According to 200+ guest reviews.

Ashfield Guest House «««Guest Accommodation

CHY2df| 5-9 from £29.00 per person per night

19 Hutchinson Square, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4HST: 01624 676621 E: [email protected]

* Ashfield is a traditional, well established guest house; with a hint of good old fashioned value.

* All rooms – single, twin and double – are en-suite; sunny and tastefully decorated.

* TV, tea/coffee making facilities.* Quiet – homely – central. * Good English breakfast.* Personally run and supervised by

your Swiss Landlady.* Dogs with well behaved owners

are welcome.* Mr. & Mrs. Heath: resident

proprietors since 1980.* Check and send your emails free.* May-end June weekly super rates.

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Athol House

from £25.00 per person per night

The Athol House is a family run establishment, close to all amenities and we are central for bus, trains and trams. We are located on Broadway opposite the Villa Marina complex.

We have a selection of single, twin, double and family rooms all en-suite with TV and tea making facilities.

All rooms are serviced daily. Special diets catered for.

Group bookings available on request. Wi-Fi available.

To see a selection of our rooms please visit: www.atholhouse.net

You can also email Kate or Adrianne on [email protected] We will endeavour to make your stay as comfortable and as pleasant as possible. And although we cannot guarantee the weather we can guarantee a warm welcome.

Broadway, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4ENT: 01624 629356 • E: [email protected] • www.atholhouse.net

«««Guest House

• SmallfriendlyquietguesthousesituatedincentreofDouglaspromenade.Panoramicviewsoverthebay.

• Oursixwellappointedbedroomsareallen-suitewithcolourTV,tea/coffeemakingfacilitiesandhairdryers.

• Fullcentralheating.

• Comfortablevisitors’lounge.

• Patioandlawnforsunbathing.

• Busestoandfromairportstopdirectlyoutside.

• Lowcosttravelcanbearranged.

• B&Bfrom£26.00dailyperpersonaccordingtoseason.

The Blossoms «««Guest Accommodation

CwOYdfM}| MW 4-10 from£26.00perpersonpernight

6ensuitebedrooms

4 The Esplanade, Central Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4LRT: 01624 673360 • F: 01624 673360 • E: [email protected]

17 Palace Terrace, Queen’s Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4NET: 01624 624569 • F: 01624 614593E: [email protected]

The Caledonia is steeped in Victorian heritage, with fully modernised facilities. Superbly situated by the beach. Close to all amenities.We Offer:• Full English breakfast• All rooms en-suite with central heating• Tea/coffee making facilities• Colour TV. Telephone. Radio Alarm clocks• Lift to all rooms• Licence Bar and Chinese restaurant with

full a la carte menu, English menu available• Laundry. Irons available• WiFi Internet access

Caledonia Hotel «««Guest House

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For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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The Devonian

from £28.50 per person per night

«««Guest House

Broadway, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4ENT: 01624 674676 • E: [email protected] located for all attractions, The Devonian offers comfort and quality throughout. We enjoy an open aspect, with views over the Villa Marina and Glen Falcon Gardens.q Personally run by the proprietorsq Extensive breakfast menuq Rooms serviced dailyq All rooms en-suiteq Free Wi-Fi in all roomsq150 yards from beach

The Edelweiss «««Guest House

CFUY2djWiFi8K 12 from £28.00 per person per night

18en suite

bedrooms

Queen’s Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4NFT: 01624 675115 • F: 01624 673194Email: [email protected] • www.edelweiss.co.im

A warm friendly welcome is assured at The Edelweiss located on the fashionable Queens Promenade, nestling in its own haven of peace and tranquility but close to all amenities.

• There are no steps into the property• A lift to all floors• Free WiFi is available to all rooms• 18 en suite rooms many with sea views• Bed & breakfast• Flat screen TV/dvd• Tea & coffee making facilities

MEH

Sunnycroft, Ramsey Road, Laxey, Isle of Man IM4 7PDT: 01624 861500E: [email protected], tranquility, magnificent panoramic views yet situated in Laxey village near electric tram station/bus stop and shops. Homely guest house. Good home cooking. Ideal base for walkers. Contact Mrs Patsy Quirk.

The Greaves

CFQO1dM0 12 from £30.00 per person per night

«««B&B

We have an office in the Terminal

Book online or call reservationstel: 01624 820082 • email: [email protected]

www.athol.co.im

Arriving at the Airport?

www.visitisleofman.com

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102 Bucks Road, Douglas, Isle of Man IM1 3AQ • T: 01624 675947F: 01624 675947 • E: [email protected] refurbished guest house in convenient position to financial district, town centre and sea front. Quiet position. Family run business. Full Manx breakfast or vegetarian breakfast. Open all year.

Lansdowne Guest House «««Guest Accommodation

CFHOY2dfµß 12 from £25.00 per person per night

7 Drury Terrace, Broadway, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 3HYT: 01624 676551 • F: 01624 676551E: [email protected] www.pleasington.vpweb.co.ukA friendly, family run guest house, with one and two bedroomed suites for guests who prefer their own lounge to relax in or work. Breakfast freshly cooked to order at flexible times.

Pleasington Suites

CFdfjP}ßWiFi|MW8 12 from £30.00 per person per night

«««Guest Accommodation

Main Road, Santon, Isle of Man IM4 1EJ • T: 01624 822499E: [email protected] • Visit website @ www.santonmotel.com

All rooms are en-suite. We are 10 minutes from Douglas and 5 minutes from the airport. Car park for all clients vehicles! Ground floor rooms and family suites (two rooms & bath) are available.

Singles from £45.00 Doubles from £49.50

Twins from £55.00 Family suites from £69.95

Santon Motel «««Guest Accommodation

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18en suite

bedrooms

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Sea View

from £37.50 per person per night

«««Guest House

12-13-15 Empress Drive, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4LQT: 01624 674090 • F: 01624 679514E: [email protected]

A warm, friendly welcome awaits you at the Sea View. It is our aim to give you our personal attention and to meet your every need to ensure an enjoyable holiday.

Our comfortable bedrooms offer en-suite facilities, hospitality tray, colour TV, trouser press, direct dial telephones and internet access.

We are situated 80 yards off the Central Promenade. Beach, shops and nightlife are only minutes away.

Ideal situation whether on business or pleasure.

Relax in our friendly lounge bar, fully licensed for guests.

There is unrestricted street parking and the hotel is well located with good bus connections.

AMERICAN EXPRESS

Queens Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4NF • T: 01624 677776F: 01624 677776 • E: [email protected] Expect a welcoming, friendly atmosphere and excellent service on Douglas Promenade, close to the Palace Hotel! Enjoy superb food and clean accommodation! Lift to all floors. Reviews by guests on tripadvisor.com

Silvercraigs

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«««Guest House

St Heliers Guest House «««Guest House

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Central Promenade DouglasIsle of Man IM2 4LUT: 01624 624355E: [email protected]

The perfect place to stay: A relaxed holiday in a small friendly Guest House facing the beach.

•   Lift to all floors

• En-suite rooms available

• Residents’ bar

• Dinner on request

• Family run

• Television in all rooms

SP MEH

Melrose Guest House18 Christian Road, Douglas, Isle of Man IM1 2QNT: 01624 675271 • F: 01624 626822E: [email protected]

A warm welcome awaits you at this comfortable family run guest house • Close to promenade, shops, entertainment and business sector • TV and tea/coffee making in all rooms • Full breakfast included • TV/games lounge • Free WiFi.

CFY2dfjPWiFi8 12 from £24.00 per person per night

««Guest House

11bedrooms6 en suite

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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27 Hutchinson Square, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4HP • T: 01624 620453 E: [email protected] relaxed, friendly atmosphere awaits. Situated in a quiet garden square minutes from the seafront. Most rooms are en-suite, all have tea/coffee making facilities. Full breakfast included. Coffee lounge with Sky package. WiFi available.

Wicklow Hills Guest House

CFwY2dfj08 12 from £25.00 per person per night

«««Guest House

12bedrooms6 en suite

2 Sherwood Terrace, Broadway, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4EN • F: 0131 669 5577T: 07624 315654 / 07702 859459E: [email protected] location opposite Villa Marina Complex, near Gaiety Theatre, shops and sea terminal. Short and long term breaks available all year. Basic and en-suite rooms, TV, radio alarm, kettle and fridge.

Rotherham House ««Guest Accommodation

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Queens PromenadeDouglasIsle of Man IM2 4NET: 01624 616631E: [email protected]

Family run licensed hotel overlooking Douglas Bay. Residents’ lounge, dining room, games room/bar.

H 70 letting bedrooms

H Lift

H Close to all amenities including Electric Railway

H Open from April to October

H Warm Welcome

Proprietor: Mr J. McGuire.

The Trevelyan ««Guest Accommodation

Free delivery Island-wide within office hours

Book online or call reservationstel: 01624 820082 • email: [email protected]

www.athol.co.im

We can pick you up

Book online or call reservations

Free hotel collection serviceCall us during your stay on

82 00 82 and we’ll be there

Ronaldsway Airport, Terminal Building, Ballasalla, Isle of Man IM9 2ASThe Rental Office, Peel Road, Douglas, Isle of Man IM1 4LX

t: e: [email protected]

GAIETY THEATREVILLA MARINA &

www.visitisleofman.com

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Colooneys Lane, Cooil, Douglas, Isle of Man IM4 2AGT: 01624 611898 • E: [email protected] • www.colooneys.com

Colooneys Farm is three miles from Douglas on the A24 road, three luxury holiday cottages built in the shell of an old stone barn. First floor, open plan living room and kitchen. Ground floor, two bedrooms and bathroom. Towels and linen provided. Midweek booking taken for one cottage. The other two Saturday to Saturday. No dogs. No smoking.

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Colooneys Farm Cottages

from £350.00 per unit per week

«««««Self Catering

Sleepsup to

4people

Croit-e-Quill Road, Lonan, Isle of Man IM4 7JQT: 01624 862071 • E: [email protected], spacious one bedroom cottage overlooking Laxey Bay. Quiet location, sunny patio and pretty terraced garden. Close to tram. 15 mins walk to beach and village. Perfect for relaxation and romance!

Hilltop Holiday Cottage

CwY1MWiFi MWVi 12 from £400.00 per unit per week

«««««Self Catering

Sleepsup to

2people

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Old Lonan Church Farm

from £300.00 per unit per week

Up to «««««Self Catering

Sleepsup to

4people

Ballakilley, Ballamenaugh Road, Baldrine, Isle of Man IM4 6AH • T: 01624 614441 • E: [email protected] • www.manxcottages.comSet in over 200 acres of Manx farmland, just a few miles from Douglas, Old Lonan Church Farm has four cottages and an apartment offering peace and tranquillity with a hint of luxury. There is also a garden room and recreation room suitable for family get togethers and a separate spa room. Each property has its own charm and individuality, is fully equipped and has under floor heating and broadband connection for those wishing to keep in touch. Short breaks are available and we offer discounts on longer winter lets. Colour brochure available ON REQUEST

SP

Bibaloe Beg Rd, Onchan, Isle of Man IM4 5ADT: 01624 620338 • E: [email protected] stone barn completed to high specification. Rural setting with spectacular views over Onchan and Douglas Bay. En-suite bedrooms. Underfloor heating, TV, fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher, washer/dryer. Private parking. Good public transport links. Open countryside.

Barn Cottage

CFwY1M|MWVi 12 from £450.00 per unit per week

««««Self Catering

Sleepsup to

5people

We have an office in the Terminal

Book online or call reservationstel: 01624 820082 • email: [email protected]

www.athol.co.im

Arriving at the Airport?

A visit to this spectacular waterwheel is something not to be missed.A typical visit to the Laxey Wheel lasts 11⁄2 hours during which visitors can climb to the top of the wheel and enjoy the spectacular surroundings of the Laxey Mine Complex.

toP tIP . . . For a trip back in time

the GReAt lAXeY Wheel &

MINes tRAIl

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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Waterfront Apartments

from £420.00 per unit per week

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Waterfront Apartments located in the heart of the Island’s capital, Douglas offers several spacious luxuriously appointed apartments, crafted with faultless attention to detail. There are seven units at Waterfront Apartments, all finished and equipped to an exceptionally high standard. You will be offered every assistance to ensure you have a comfortable, relaxing and enjoyable stay. Fully inclusive price. Please visit our website to view in more detail. Contact: Tracy Nolan

12 North Quay, Douglas, Isle of Man IM1 4LET: 01624 677712 • M: 07624 499432E: [email protected]

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Ballachrink Farm Cottages

from £300.00 per unit per week

Ballachrink Farm Cottages, Ballaragh Road, Laxey, Isle of Man IM4 4PJT: 01624 677712 M: 07624 499432E: [email protected]: www.iomcottages.com

Privately set in peaceful, unspoilt country surroundings with wonderful panoramic sea views over Laxey Bay, these five charming self catering cottages offer you a superb cosy retreat at any time of year. The cottages, one and two bedrooms, are each stylishly comfortable, conveniently situated and fully equipped. Ample parking. Fully inclusive price.

Recently thoroughly refurbished, modernised and equipped to a very high standard, with magnificent sea views. Accommodates 8 people.

Please visit our website to view each cottage and the farmhouse. Brochure available. Contact Tracy Nolan.

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Balladhoo House, Clannagh Road, Santon, Isle of Man IM4 2HW • T: 01624 852652F: 01624 852652 • E: [email protected] Mews is situated in the heart of the country-side with magnificent views. Accommodation to a very high standard, offering a peaceful and convenient location to explore. Secure parking, warm welcome. Internet access.

Balladhoo Mews

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Quarterbridge Road, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 3RFT: 01624 671094 E: [email protected] detached lodge located in formal grounds of a large period house offering private bespoke accommodation for two people. Within easy reach of promenade, local walks and shopping facilities. Private parking, covered storage available.

Bishop’s Lodge Douglas

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Banks Howe, Onchan,Isle of Man IM3 2ER • T: 01624 624154 E: [email protected] in a quiet cul-de-sac, close to both town and countryside, our one bedroom apartment offers all the freedom and flexibility of self-catering with the comforts of a modern home.

Cotterdale Apartment

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Book online or call reservationstel: 01624 820082 • email: [email protected]

www.athol.co.im

Arriving by ferry?

www.visitisleofman.com

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Cunard Apartments

from £77.00 per unit per day

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T/A Cunard Aparthotel, 28/29 Loch Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man IM1 2LYTel & Fax: 01624 676728E: [email protected] www.cunard-accom.comOur apartments offer extremely comfortable accommodation with spacious areas for full relaxation for either your family or business requirements. Don’t just take our word for it … take a look at the comments submiited on our web-site through Trip Advisor and Eviivo.H Comfortable, well appointed lounge and dining area.H 32” Flat screen TV (Sky Freeview, Playstation 2, DVD/CD player).H Modern, fully equipped kitchen (washer/dryer, fridge/freezer, etc).H Spacious 2 bedroomed apartments (main bedroom en-suite).H Additional modern bathroom with Italian fittings.H Thermostatic electric central heating/hot water.H All services included in tariff, with a full range of discounts available.H Free broadband internet and WiFi.H New on-site Bar and Restuarant with

special discounts for apartment guests.AMERICAN EXPRESS

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Breeze Hill, Old Laxey, Isle of Man IM4 7DLT: 01624 861581 • E: [email protected] of the Year 2009 and 2010Tranquil south facing riverside location alongside the harbour with open sea views. Choice of 1 or 2 bedroom accommodations. Beach and country walks minutes away. Warm welcome from Manx owners.

Laxey Harbour Chalets

CwOY1fMVi 12 from £350.00 per unit per week

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King Edward Road, Onchan, Isle of Man IM3 2BE • T: 01709 513038E: [email protected] stylish and comfortable studio apartment located on the coast road. Superb kitchen, bathroom, living area with balcony and stunning views over Douglas Bay. TV, Wifi, and private parking.

47 Majestic Apartments

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Rear of Seaview, 59 Governors Road, Onchan, Isle of Man IM3 4AE T: 01624 627892 • E: [email protected] detached Manx stone cottage with garden, parking, Sky TV and Wifi. Central Onchan, close to shops, pubs and buses. A complimentary hamper of homemade and local produce awaits you on arrival.

The Old Stable

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Pinfold Hill, Laxey, Isle of Man IM4 7HN T: 07624 495931 E: [email protected] www.pinfoldholidaycottage.com

Super one bedroomed cottages, main road, Laxey on main bus and tram stops, lovely sea views, 3 restaurants and 4 pubs within walking distance, central for good access Island wide, interesting river and on site water wheel.

Pinfold Holiday Cottages

from £250.00 per unit per week

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Ramillies, Clay Head Road, Baldrine, Isle of Man IM4 6DN • T: 01624 861685 E: [email protected] • www.ramillies.co.ukSet in beautiful gardens in quiet scenic location, only 15 minutes drive from Douglas. Well equipped to high standard with central heating, conservatory, bathroom with bath and shower. Private parking. Rates fully inclusive. Contact Christine Blatcher.

Ramillies Garden Apartment

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Ravenscliffe Lodge

from £425.00 per unit per week

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Ravenscliffe, Douglas Head, Douglas, Isle of Man IM1 5BNT: 01624 661233E: [email protected]

Ravenscliffe Lodge being the private wing of Ravenscliffe House. Built in 1849 and considered one of the Island’s most prestigious Victorian properties.

Set in its own private grounds on Douglas Head with magnificent views.

2 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spacious lounge and well equipped kitchen.

Ample parking and garage.

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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Packhorse Lane (Upper), Baldrine, Isle of Man IM4 6EAT: 01624 861377 • E: [email protected] Manx cottage in the quiet village of Baldrine, 6 miles from Douglas. Fully restored. Charming interior. Secluded garden with stream. Off-road parking. Ten minutes from sea. Near to tram stop. Peace and comfort.

Whistle Hollow

CwOY1MVi 4-10 from £300.00 per unit per week

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Glen Roy, Laxey, Isle of Man IM4 7QET: 01624 861334 • F: 01624 861334E: [email protected] three bedroomed bungalow set in rural countryside just 2 miles from Laxey village. Large garden with patio area. Off road parking. Open all year round, mid-week bookings available off season. Fully inclusive prices. Highly recommended.

Amagary Country Cottage

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Arrandale House& Apartments

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39 Hutchinson Square, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4HWT: 01624 674907 F: 01624 678088E: [email protected] www.arrandale.com

Comfortable, well appointed, fully equipped apartments sleeping 2-6. Central Douglas location on peaceful garden square, close to Promenade and all amenities.

• FREE WiFi• Heat, light, linen and

towels included.• Full use of facilities at the

Arrandale Hotel, see ad on page 34.

• Sea/Air travel arranged.• Trip Advisor

Certificate of Excellence

Call us on 01624 674907

Ballamenaugh Road, Baldrine, Isle of Man IM4 6AL • T: 01624 676351 E: [email protected] • www.keeling-im.comBungalow apartment, beautiful country setting 4 miles from Douglas, 21⁄2 miles to Laxey. Fully equipped, lounge/dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, shower/toilet. All linen provided. Central heating. All inclusive. Private barbecue area. Internet access. Proprietors Moore & Flo Kelly.

Keeling Holiday Apartment

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5 Strathallan Apartments

from £400.00 per unit per week

5 Strathallan Apartments are located on Douglas Promenade only 100 yards from the Manx Electric Railway depot. During the summer months the world famous Douglas Horse Tram runs right outside the front gate.

Our spacious apartments both have two bedrooms and two bathrooms and are luxuriously finished to the highest standard.

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5 Strathallan Apartments, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4NRT: 01624 626646 • M: 07624 494231E: [email protected] • www.5strathallan.com

With panoramic views of Douglas bay, a private front garden and a wide variety of restaurants close by, 5 Strathallan Apartments are the ideal location for your holiday.

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FREEPHONE

08000 190335TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY

MylchreestsC A R R E N T A L

Ronaldsway Airport BallasallaE-mail [email protected]

www.mylchreests.comTelephone 01624 823533

All the cars…none of the hassle!

Situated in the heart of Douglas, the Manx Museum is the national museum for the Isle of Man. The museum galleries are brimming with artifacts and state of the art displays covering Manx history.

toP tIP . . . For a trtp back in time

MANX MUseUM& iMUseUM

www.visitisleofman.com

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West Baldwin, Braddan, Isle of Man IM4 5EX • T: 01624 851803 E: [email protected] www.injebreckcottage.co.ukA simply converted Manx cottage in beautiful countryside. It is gas fuelled including the lights as there is no mains electricity. It is ideally placed for walking and exploring the Island.

Injebreck Cottage

HeMV 4-9 from £230.00 per unit per week

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Ballaglonney Cottage, New Castletown Road, Santon, Isle of Man IM4 1ER T: 07624 317237E: [email protected], fully equipped accommodation with two acre garden and rural views. Conveniently located for Douglas and Airport, with bus stops, Santon steam railway station and Fairy Bridge nearby. Sleeps 4.

Fairy Lodge

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Fairy Cottage, Laxey, Isle of Man IM4 7HPT: 07624 331367 E: [email protected] being on a perpetual cruise. Enjoy the 180 degree view of the Irish sea. 2 minutes to bus and tram stops. 10 minute walk to harbour and village.

Seaview Chalet

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24 Derby Road, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 3ETT: 07624 315654 & 07702 859459 • F: 0131 669 5577E: [email protected] location close to Villa Marina, bowling green, beach, shops. Accommodation from two person apartment to two bedroom flats for up to six persons maximum. All fully equipped including microwaves, irons and separate laundry room facilities. Short breaks available all year.

Ashville Holiday Flats

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Hillberry, Onchan, Isle of Man IM4 5BJT: 01624 621254 • E: [email protected] cottages, up to three stars, in a peaceful rural location, are modern, clean, comfortable and well equipped. No pets. No smokers. Near shops, central position. Short breaks available.

Glen Dhoo Country Cottages

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Old School Hill, South Cape, Laxey IM4 7BUT: 020 8455 9596 • F: 0870 7050959E: [email protected]/rosecottageDetached charming modernised 17th century Manx stone cottage. Sleeps five. Modern kitchen, large garden/patio area, spacious, full central heating. Close to beach and Old Laxey harbour. Transport facilities nearby. Fully inclusive prices.

Rose Cottage

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Mona Drive, Off Central Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 4LFT: 01624 675663 • F: 01624 661545E: [email protected] • www.welbeckhotel.com

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Welbeck Apartments

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• Oneandtwobedroomapartments• Serviceddaily• SatelliteTVswithDVDs• WiFiinternetaccess• UseofnearbySwimmingPool

andGym• 80metresfromPromenade• RestaurantandBar

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(March to September 2013) on the Isle of Man?

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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Port erinand the South

Some things to do...Castle Rushen

Silverdale Park

Rushen Abbey

Cregneash

Calf of Man and the Sound

Old House of Keys,

Nautical Museum

and the South

For more things to do in port erin and the south of the island

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This family run hotel can offer you more than you might think…In a prime seafront location overlooking the stunning Bradda Head the Falcon’s Nest Hotel is a family run hotel that gives guests a comfortable relaxing and truly memorable holiday in idyllic surroundings. Only a two minute walk from the sandy and blissful Port Erin Beach, an ideal base to explore the magnificent sights of our Island. An open fire in the lounge bar with a wide selection of real ales and over 100 whiskys. Superb cuisine is prepared and served in the restaurant, bars and conservatory. Meals prepared using fresh local produce. Children’s menu and special diets catered for. Sunday lunch carvery.

...We look forward to making your stay an enjoyable one

The Falcon’s Nest HotelThe Promenade

Port ErinIsle of Man

IM9 6AF01624 834077BOOK ONLINE

Website www.falconsnesthotel.co.ukEmail: [email protected]

FREEPHONE - 0500121275

En-suite BedroomsTea & Coffee facilitiesT.V, Radio and TelephoneBaby Listening and CotsNon-smoking availablePrivate Function SuitesFree WiFi in public areasDogs WelcomeTravel Quotes on requestReduced Rates for childrenVAT at current RatePrices correct at time of print4-star Self Catering Apartments also available

Daily Rate from £42.50 per person per night B & BWeekly Rate from £280 per person per week B & B Children under 12 £7.50 per nightChildren over 12 £15.00 per night

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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Aaron House

from £35.00 per person per night

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The Promenade, Port St Mary, Isle of Man IM9 5DET: 01624 835702 • F: 01624 837731www.aaronhouse.co.uk

• Free night offersStep back into the Victorian era. Turning back the clock at Aaron House ensures a high standard of old fashioned hospitality.Overlooking Chapel Bay’s stunning sea and harbour. Outstanding coastal walks, birdwatching, Victorian steam railway, golf and excellent restaurants all within walking distance.Finest local, organic produce used. High quality home-made artisan breads, cakes, preserves and muesli. Sea, Air Travel and Car Hire arranged.

Michelin Pleasant House Award

Spaldrick, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6PET: 01624 832287 • M: 07624 416990E: [email protected] • www.rowanycottier.com

With stunning views over Port Erin bay and to the Calf of Man, award winning Rowany Cottier offers high quality accommodation with the personal touch. Elegant guests lounge, comfortable beds and delicious freshly cooked breakfasts with home made breads. Large garden. Private parking. Travel arranged. A wealth of local knowledge and a warm welcome from your Manx hosts John and Heather. Which? Good B&B Guide.

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Tennis Court House, Breagle Glen, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6JJT: 01624 834614 • E: [email protected] 5 minutes walk to beach, steam trains, buses and restaurants, Delicious breakfast: local produce, homemade breads and preserves, friendly caring hosts. Adjacent to tennis courts, mini golf and bowling green. Eco friendly.

Breagle Glen B&B

from £32.00 per person per nightSP

Fishers Hill, Castletown, Isle of Man IM9 4PN. • T: 01624 823635 E: [email protected] Family run and friendly B&B, home-made breads and preserves. Large en-suite rooms, spectacular sea views. Abundant wildlife, ideal for walking, fishing and golf. Close to airport. Local bus service. Off-road parking.

Francorchamps

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Ronague, Ballabeg, Castletown, Isle of Man IM9 4HQT: 01624 823696 • M: 07624 454925E: [email protected] away in the heart of the countryside, Ballacricket offers peace and tranquility. Family run, we offer modern facilities with the warmth of a real Manx farmhouse. Relax and enjoy.

Ballacricket Farmhouse

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Promenade, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6AG • T: 01624 833126E: [email protected] promenade position with stunning views of Port Erin Bay and Bradda Head. Sit and relax on the balcony with bar service and enjoy the breath-taking sunsets. All bedrooms en-suite and non-smoking.

Balmoral Guest House

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Athol Park, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6EXT: 01624 832355 E: [email protected] www.anchorageguesthouse.comQuiet, but close to steam railway, beach and all amenities. On-line booking, wi-fi. Ideal base offering a homely atmosphere, hearty breakfast with Manx honey. A warm welcome awaits you.

Anchorage Guest House

CwY2djWiFi0MW8 3-10 from £31.50 per person per night

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31 Droghadfayle Rd, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6EL • T: 01624 835080 • F: 01624 835080E: [email protected] and Mavis welcome you to their refurbished Edwardian home near restaurants, cliff walks, beach, water sports, boat to Calf bird sanctuary, golf courses, Victorian Steam Railway and central Port Erin. Guest lounge with DVDs and WiFi.

Maycroft B&B

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Colby Glen Road, Colby, Isle of Man IM9 4HJ • T: 01624 836594F: 01624 836785 • E: [email protected] Manx stone cottage, furnished to the highest standards and beautifully situated in the heart of the countryside with magnificent views. The perfect place to relax and unwind.

CFwQY1fMV 12 from £400.00 per unit per week

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Ballagreyney - Honeysuckle Cottage

Colby Glen Road, Colby, Isle of Man IM9 4HJ • T: 01624 836594F: 01624 836785 • E: [email protected] Manx stone cottage, furnished to the highest standards and beautifully situated in the heart of the countryside with magnificent coastal views. Ideal for walkers. The perfect place to relax and unwind.

Ballagreyney - Rose Cottage

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Ballahowin Farm, St Marks, Isle of Man IM9 3AST: 01624 851659 F: 01624 851659E: [email protected] www.ballahowin.com

Ballahowin Courtyard

from £350.00 per unit per week

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Luxury self-catering, set in 175 acres of tranquil Manx countryside, a family run farm which boasts a herd of prize winning Aberdeen Angus cattle (farm tours on request).

Email or phone for brochure.• Spacious, fully equipped heated cottages

(sleep 2-6)• Patio, landscaped courtyard, games room

& children’s play area• WiFi Internet access• Beaches, golf courses, sports centre few

minutes drive away• Purpose built accessibility 1 and 2 disabled

cottages.

Shore Road, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6HHT: 01442 864860 • Email: [email protected]

Directly opposite Port Erin beach, this wonderful cottage has been renovated recently to extremely high standards. The garden, also pictured, is above the beach. Pure magic!

Bay View Cottage

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Creggan Lea, Beach Road, Port St. Mary, Isle of Man IM9 5BD • T: 01624 835646F: 01624 835294 • E: [email protected] mews house in quiet area enjoying sunny aspects. South facing enclosed garden. Barbecue area. Ideal for beach, village, railway and coastal walks. Brochure from Mrs Hill.

Alana House

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Mill Street, Castletown, Isle of Man IM9 1AHT: 01624 825399 • M: 07624 464871www.ardcottagesisleofman.comE: [email protected] Beg, Ard Lee and Ard Mor are recently renovated 18th century Manx cottages within the conservation area of historic Castletown, near the inner harbour, shops, steam railway and heritage sites. Tariff includes electricity, linen and towels.

Ard Cottages

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Langness & Barrule Cottage, Near Ballasalla, Isle of Man IM9 3EST: 01624 824511 • E: ballachrink@barncottagesisleofman.comwww.barncottagesisleofman.com

Newly converted 150 year old stone barn with panoramic sea views set in beautiful Manx countryside. Spacious high quality non-smoking accommodation, original beams, centrally heated, en-suite bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen, patio, lawns.

Enjoy beaches, golf courses, hill-walking, relax with a barbeque in the garden or stroll along the Millennium Way footpath through Silverdale Glen to nearby Ballasalla village, historic Rushen Abbey, Steam Railway and Castletown.

Online booking.

Ballachrink Barn Cottages

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Ballabeg, Arbory, Isle of Man IM9 4HDT: 01624 822250 • Email: [email protected] www.balladuke.co.ukManx stone 4 bedroomed Farmhouse, sleeps 6. Equipped to a very high standard. Suitable for small children. Magnificent sea and country views. Ample parking. View website or contact Mrs Elaine Taggart for full colour brochure.

Balladuke Farmhouse

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2 Spaldrick View, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6PBT: 01624 814778 • E: [email protected]

Former fisherman’s cottage with spectacular sea and coastal views across Port Erin Bay. Ideal location for walking, bird watching, boat trips, fishing and golf. Five minute walk into village with shops, restaurants, harbour and steam railway station.

Spaldrick View Cottage

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We have an office in the Terminal

Book online or call reservationstel: 01624 820082 • email: [email protected]

www.athol.co.im

Arriving at the Airport?

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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St Marys Road, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6JL • T: 01624 833133 M: 07624 493824 E: [email protected] renovated house with 5 bedrooms, 3 en-suite. Sleeps up to 10. Located on country road 5 minutes walk to either Port Erin or Port St Mary. Beautiful views of the south of the Island.

Cnoc Taigh

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Glen Chass, Port St Mary, Isle of Man IM9 5PWT: 01624 835646 • F: 01624 835294 E: [email protected] detached Manx cottage offering olde worlde charm with modern facilities. South facing balcony enjoying panoramic views. Situated in quiet rural hamlet within easy access of steam railway, coastal footpath, village amenities. Brochure Mrs Hill.

Colloway Cottage

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1 Crossag Road, Ballasalla, Isle of Man IM9 3DXT: 01624 824368 • E: [email protected]‘Cummal Rea’ is a fully self-contained flat ideal for couples. In centre of Ballasalla village which has all amenities within easy walking distance. On bus and train routes.

Cummal Rea

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St Marks, Isle of Man IM9 3AWT: 01624 851408 E: [email protected] warm welcome awaits you at Dreemfroy Barn, set in the heart of the Manx countryside, offering a peaceful and convenient situation for exploring the Island. 7 miles from Douglas.

Dreemfroy Barn

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Sleeping room for 6, 1 double, adult bunks, sofa-bed • Extra beds availableLift to all apartments • Free WiFi • Free parking • Linen and towels providedChildren welcome • Cots & Highchairs available • Open all yearAccepts all major credit cards • Pet friendly apartment availableAccess to Falcon’s Nest Hotel - restaurant, bars and additional laundry facilities

Book online: www.falconsnesthotel.co.ukFreephone: 0500 121275 ext 8 • T: 01624 834077 • F: 01624 835370E: [email protected] [email protected]

Falcon’s NestSelf Catering Apartments

from £450.00 per unit per week

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Charming 2 bedroom stone cottages at Langness Peninsular, in south of Island, designed by Thomas Stevenson (Robert’s son) in 1880. Dramatically situated overlooking sea to 3 sides, beautifully refurbished/fully equipped to high standard, catering for your every need. Walking, delightful coves, rockpools, bird watching and incredible views: a unique and relaxing holiday. Close to Castletown for shops, restaurants, historic attractions, Steam Train, Bus routes. Golf Links/Airport nearby.

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West & East Cottages, Langness Lighthouse, nr Castletown, Isle of Man IM9 1UB T: 01624 824033E: [email protected]

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Bridson Street, Port Erin, Isle of Man, IM9 6ANT: 07624 403811 & 07624 403812 • E: [email protected]

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Weofferyouawarmwelcome,withachoiceof1or2bedroomlarge,spaciousapartments.Beach,shops,restaurants,bus,steamtrain,postofficeandbank,allwithin5minuteswalk.

Bridson House Holiday Apartments

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Corris Lane, Port St Mary, Isle of Man IM9 5DXT: 01624 833133 • M: 07624 493824E: [email protected] purpose built 3 bedroom apartment. All bedrooms en-suite, lounge with spectacular view overlooking harbour, bay and beach (30yds). Shops, restaurants, bus station, post office and bank all within 5 minutes walk. Private parking.

Harbour View

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Scarlett offers a wonderful stretch of rugged coastline, perfect for walkers and bird watchers. It’s a place to take your camera and binoculars because the resident bird population includes an abundance of shags, cormorants, gulls, oystercatchers, ringed plovers and ducks.

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Mill Road, Surby, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6QL. T: 01624 833074W: www.thenook-iom.co.ukE: [email protected] detached dormer bungalow set in well laid out gardens. Delightful views over Bradda and golf course. Excellent location for all activities. Please phone Linda and Chris for brochure.

The Nook

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Glendown Farm, Truggan Road, Port St Mary, Isle of Man IM9 5LDT: 01624 834699 / 07624 497098F: 01624 834699 • E: [email protected] beautifully converted Manx stone barn on a working dairy and sheep farm. Superb views of Port Erin and Port St Mary. Ten minute walk to either village. Ideal base for beaches, walking or steam trains.

The Stable at Glendown Farm

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Falcon Hill, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6HGT: 01624 832224 • www.surfsideholiday.co.ukE: [email protected] country cottage (originally a bakehouse) with spectacular views. Central position gives access to amenities, restaurants, hostelries. Conservatory and enclosed garden provides seclusion. Easy parking. Ideal location for walking and enjoying the scenery.

Surfside

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Ballacubbon Barn, Colby Glen Road, Colby, Isle of Man IM9 4NU • T: 01624 835700 M: 07624 471235 • E: [email protected] www.thienysoalt.co.ukEstablished bungalow pleasantly situated in grounds of converted barn in conservation area. Convenient for village pub-restaurant, steam railway, Glen. Private parking. 2 large garages with linking workshop available, suitable motorsport enthusiasts.

Thie-ny-Soalt Holiday Cottage

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Grenaby Road, Ballabeg, Castletown, Isle of Man IM9 4HD • T: 01624 822488E: [email protected] renovated Manx stone barns in courtyard setting. Quiet location with panoramic views over south of the island. Comfortable, well equipped accommo dation. One cottage has a double bedroom, the other has double and twin bedrooms.

Upper Ballavarkish Cottages

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3 Carlton Apartments, Spaldrick, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6PDT: 01624 627771 • E: [email protected] offers all year accommodation, sleeps up to four people, is ideally suited for walking, diving and beach holidays. The apartment benefits from fantastic views of Bradda Head and coast.

Aalican Holiday Apartment

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www.cherry-orchard.comA lot more than just Self Catering…in the heart of Port ErinBridson Street, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6ANT: 01624 833811E: [email protected] online…www.cherry-orchard.comReservation Freephone…0800 6344321

ComplexSwimming Pool • SaunaFitness Room • JacuzziChildren’s Play AreaChequers BarBar Meals / SnacksCoffee Lounge • Free WiFiInternet Kiosk • Car ParkEasy access to Trains & BusesPackage TravelCar Hire

Cherry Orchard Apartments

from £350.00 per unit per week

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ApartmentsFully fitted one and two bedroom Apartments, Lounge, double sofa bed, kitchen and bathroom.

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Beach Road, Port St Mary, Isle of Man IM9 5BD • T: 01624 833502E: [email protected] www.cottagemann.co.ukBeautiful luxury house (built 1993) near Port St. Mary (Gansey Beach). Lounge, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, second loo, hi-fi etc. Luxurious throughout, magnificent views, large garden. Parking. Phone Mike or Carol for brochure.

Cherry Tree House

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Maine Road, Nr Promenade, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6LHT: 01624 833116 • F: 01624 833738E: [email protected] • www.manxmews.com

Modern self-catering just a stone’s throw from Port Erin beach. 3 bedrooms, 1 en-suite, family bathroom and g/f cloaks. Spacious split-level lounge-diner and kitchen with secluded rear garden. Ample Parking. Sleeps up to 7. Access to nearby swimming pool. 5 minutes walk from Rowany Golf Course, Steam Railway and Calf Cruises. Heritage sites and coastal footpath nearby.

Manx Mews

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7 Church Road, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6AH • T: 01624 835036E: [email protected], south-facing, Edwardian apartment, with many original features. Located just off Port Erin Promenade. Beautiful coastline and cultural attractions all within easy reach. Attractive daily, weekly and monthly tariff. Perfect for two people.

‘Tynwald’

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Off Orchard Road, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6LBT: 01624 833502 • E: [email protected] www.cottagemann.co.ukDelightful luxury house, near promenade. Built April 1999. Three bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, second loo, beautiful conservatory, garage, luxurious throughout. Close to shops and all amenities. Everything included. Phone Mike or Carol for brochure.

Peach Tree Cottage

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Promenade, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6LET: 01624 835220E: [email protected] two to three star flats are clean confortable and have a superb position in the centre of the promenade. Village and shops are only minutes away. Safe sandy beach across the road.

Seafront Holiday Flats

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Fleshwick, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6QTT: 01624 832157E: [email protected] cottage in splendid rural location nestling in a secluded valley. An ideal base for birdwatching and walking and a family holiday. Children welcome. Contact Peter and Jane Gunn.

Thie Gennal

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Ballagale Avenue, Surby, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6QN • T: 01624 836228 E: [email protected] home from home, well equipped chalet bungalow with large enclosed garden. Quiet, rural location, close to Port Erin and amenities, steam railway, beach, golf and many scenic walks. Booking enquiries - contact Vicky on 01624 836228.

Westwood

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The Promenade, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6LET: 01624 837633 • E: [email protected]

We offer you a warm welcome in fully equipped self catering apartments. Beautiful bay, glorious sunsets, beach, walks, cafes, restaurants, buses and trains. A good base to explore our Magical Island.

Kittiwake HouseHoliday Apartments

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Ballafodda Farm, Ballagawne Road,Ballabeg, Isle of Man IM9 4PDT: 01624 823355 E: [email protected] offer a wellness experience; country living with privacy, space and great views. Listen to the birds and bees and see the stars. Ground floor accommodation.

Annie’s Place

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Ballasalla, Isle of Man IM9 2EHT: 01624 823539 • F: 01624 823539E: [email protected] tastefully converted well equipped properties. Central location by bus stop, railway station, shops etc. off-road parking.

Lilac Cottage - spacious ground floor, adapted for disabled usage. En-suite bedrooms, dressing-room, 30ft living-room, large kitchen and utility room, huge S/F terrace. 5 persons max.

Lilac Cottage &Bluebell Cottage

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Bluebell Cottage, 1st floor, large one bed en-suite (with Jacuzzi, separate shower) with large S/F terrace, 30ft living-room, kitchen. 3 persons max.

c/o Frognal, Spaldrick Avenue, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6PE • T: 01624 835036 E: [email protected]“Bradda still has lichens worth the seeing, and thunder in her caves.” T.E.Brown. Windows on every wall offer views of interesting walks from this light, spacious, detached, 3 bedroomed Promenade house. Please contact: Margaret Keggin.

Lang Dague House

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37 Maghergarran, Port Erin, Isle of Man IM9 6DA • T: 01707 651341E: [email protected] newly-equipped end of terrace house in quiet location on outskirts of village. Open outlook to fields and hills. Level walk to shops and steam railway. Close to safe sandy beach. Good centre for excursions.

Meadowside

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Kerrowkeil, Ballasalla, Malew, Isle of Man IM9 3BBT: 07624 451613Restored original Manx cottage, beautifully situated in remote countryside with magnificent views. Ideal for walkers. Large bed-sitting room, all on one floor. Sleeps four. Suitable for family.

Kerroobeg Cottage

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42 Queen Street, Castletown, Isle of Man IM9 1NZ • T: 01202 841476Email: [email protected] www.manxcottages.co.ukDubbey Mooar, a traditional Manx cottage beside the sea with stunning views across Castletown Bay. The two bedroomed attractive cottage has plenty of character and lots of space.

Dubbey Mooar

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Some things to do...Curraghs Wildlife Park

Sure Bowling Alley

Celtic Crosses

Maughold, Venture Centre

Milntown House

Ramsey Golf Club

Mooragh Park

Ramseyand the North

For more things to do in ramsey and the north of the island

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Ramsey Park Hotel

The Ramsey Park Hotel is the newest hotel on the Island and the doors were opened for its first customers in August 2012.

With 30 modern, spacious bedrooms all with views of Mooragh Lake or the

coastline looking over the Irish Sea towards Cumbria and Scotland, the hotel is the perfect place to come and unwind and take in the picturesque scenery.

The hotel also has a 50 seater restaurant which overlooks Mooragh Lake and Sky Hill, open daily for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

For further details please contact

[email protected] or telephone 01624 818123www.ramseyparkhotel.com

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Our award winning farmhouse nestles at the foot of the Bride hills, surrounded by our working beef and sheep farm. Set in 170 acres of tranquil. unspoilt countryside far from the stresses of everyday life. Three beautiful en-suite rooms. Enjoy a hearty breakfast made with the finest local produce whilst taking in the breathtaking views. Watch cows and calves grazing and glorious sunsets from our spacious guest conservatory.

Andreas, Isle of Man IM7 3EB T: 01624 880316F: 01624 880316 E: [email protected]

The Lhen, Andreas, Isle of Man IM7 3EHT: 01624 880082E: [email protected] of the most spectacular settings on the Island. Large detached Manx Farmhouse, sitting in 5 acres of Farmland. Three large en-suite bedrooms with magnificent sea and country views. Nearby beaches and wonderful country walks.

Ballathona Farm

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Ballachrink Farm, Bride, Isle of Man IM7 4AP • T: 01624 880364F: 01624 880364 • www.ballachrink.co.ukE: [email protected] and enjoy a break in our spacious farmhouse. Airy comfortable rooms and quiet surroundings make for an ideal base from which to discover the magic of the Island.

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Andreas Road, Regaby, Isle of Man IM7 4EJ • T: 01624 880088E: [email protected] in around three acres of beautiful gardens, orchard and meadow with stunning views, Carhonnag offers spacious, well appointed and comfortable rooms. Evening meals available on request.

Carhonnag

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12 Barrule Park, Ramsey, Isle of Man IM8 2BN T: 01624 814747E: [email protected]

Luxury accommodation in convenient location. Walking distance to bus station, beach, electric railway, swimming pool, golf course, beautiful walks, cafes, restaurants and Hairpin Bend for TT viewing. Beautiful gardens and terraces.

Cherrywood B&B

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Jurby East, Isle of Man IM7 3EZT: 01624 897834 E: [email protected] Manx cottage with bags of character. Beamed ceilings, log fire, and tastefully furnished in period antiques. All bedrooms are light and airy with en-suite shower rooms, TV, tea/coffee facilities. Ample parking. Wifi internet connection.

Goldies Loughan

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Cooilbane, Sulby, Isle of Man IM7 2HRT: 01624 897773E: [email protected] Start your day with a hearty breakfast while taking in our unspoilt view of the Tholt-y-Will valley. Then end it with a short stroll to the pub for a relaxing pint. Contact Mai for brochure.

Ballacowell

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3 Seamount Road, Ramsey, Isle of Man IM8 2HTT: 01624 816786 • M: 07624 222203E: [email protected] A warm, friendly home from home welcome guaranteed in this family run Victorian guest house with original features. Just minutes away from beach and town centre. Traditional English breakfast served but will cater for your needs.

Yn Thie Jiarg

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The Crescent, Ramsey, Isle of Man IM8 2JN • T: 01624 817023M: 07624 467664 • E: [email protected] • www.woodside.im

Stunning views over Ramsey Bay make Woodside a wonderful place to chill down. Delicious Home Cooked Breakfast. Close to Ramsey Town, Beach, Bus and Tram and moments away from stunning walks.

Woodside Bed & Breakfast

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Ramsey, Isle of Man IM8 3DAT: 01624 816412E: [email protected]

If you are reading this you haven’t already stayed with us in our lovely Georgian home in 3½ acres of grounds on the Sulby River close to Ramsey town centre. Wonderful views, beautiful en-suite rooms, delicious home cooking and a very warm welcome ensure our guests always return. From £47.50

Michelin Approved. Good B&B Guide.

Maughold, Isle of Man IM7 1EST: 01624 812160 F: 01624 812160Mixed farm situated in beautiful countryside, halfway between Ramsey and Laxey. Country walking breaks, hills and glens. Bus and electric tram stops close by. Ample car parking. Proprietor: Mrs. C. Corlett.

Cardle Vooar Farmhouse

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Ballacamaish Farm Cottages

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Ballacamaish Farm, Kiondroghad Road, Kirk Andreas, Isle of Man IM7 3EJT: 01624 880641 • E: [email protected]: 07624 488313 • www.manxfarmcottages.com

Tucked away down a private lane, experience a real ‘home from home’ feeling in our 2 delightful character cottages set in the lovely grounds of a quiet working farm. Each cottage sleeps 4 (1 double room plus 1 twin room). Open plan living areas, very well equipped, 24 hour hot water and full central heating, plus access to a large utility room providing washing machine, drying and storage areas. Excellent centre for small groups of walkers, bird watchers or cyclists. Explore the extensive gardens which include a large pond and woods. Contact Sara. Brochure available on request.

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Tholt-y-Will, Sulby Glen, Sulby, Isle of Man IM7 2BF • T/F: 01624 898095E: [email protected] family run Manx stone cottage with private grounds. Surrounded by peaceful tranquility of pine forests, streams, and local walks in the centre of the island. Complete with 4 poster bed, en-suite bathroom and no hidden extras.

Corrody Cottage

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Goldies Loughan, Jurby East, Isle of Man, IM7 3EZ • T: 01624 897834E: [email protected] cosy, comfortable and welcoming cottage. With beams, log fire and old pine furniture, it’s real country living. Ample parking and secure garden for children and pets. Welcome pack. No hidden extras. Wifi internet connection.

Garden Cottage

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Delightful and spacious farmhouse in wonderful position with coastal views. 3 bedrooms, bathroom and separate shower room. Conservatory, extensive gardens, sheltered courtyard. Games room in adjacent barn. 5 min drive to beach.

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Smeale, Andreas, Isle of Man IM7 3EB T: 01624 619915 • M: 07624 473518E: [email protected]

East BallabaneFarmhouse

Smeale, Andreas, Isle of Man IM7 3EBT: 01624 880888 • E: [email protected] detached farm cottage tucked away in a gorgeous setting with wonderful views across open fields. Beautifully equipped and ample parking, with level access including wheelchairs. Children very welcome, prices only £280 to £520 p.w. all inclusive.

Thie Y Ribbeyder

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Ballachrink Farm, Bride, Isle of Man IM7 4AP • T: 01624 880364F: 01624 880364 • www.ballachrink.co.ukE: [email protected] the Manx countryside work its magic on you. We offer you a comfortable base from which to explore the Island. Enjoy a holiday away from it all, with magnificent views. Peace and quiet guaranteed.

Ballachrink Bungalow

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Andreas Road, Andreas, Isle of Man IM7 4EP • T: 01624 880763E: [email protected] • www.ballacottier.comIdyllic detached cottage for two, in garden of owners country house, sunny position, mountain views. In pretty village with excellent amenities. Spacious accommodation. Luxury furnishings. Fully equipped. Welcome pack. All inclusive price.

Ballacottier Beg

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Ballacrye, Sandygate, Isle of Man IM7 3BST: 01624 898003 • E: [email protected] www.orchardcottages.imBeautiful cottage adjoining Manx Farmhouse. Lovely country setting with wildflower meadow, large garden and mountain view. High quality spacious interior with wooden flooring, Manx stone fireplace and wood burning stove. Sky Freesat. Private entrance and parking.

Ballacrye Beg

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Ballamanagh Road, Sulby, Isle of Man IM7 2HB T: 07624 456917 • E: [email protected] www.grangeebarn.co.ukStunning rural location on small farm at the foot of the ancient monument of Cronk Sumark, enjoying beautiful views and a private glen. Fabulous 50ft long upstairs lounge/kitchen area. Two beds, two baths. Free WiFi access.

Grangee Barn

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Situated in an idyllic country location on a small working farm, this single storey detached 2 bedroomed cottage enjoys quality accommodation furnished and equipped with top of the range modern conveniences. Only 2 miles from the beautiful fishing port of Ramsey it is an ideal base to explore the Island. The lounge has French windows which lead onto a secluded large south facing private patio.

Ballavarteen Holiday Cottage

from £350.00 per unit per week

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Ballavarteen Farm, Nassau Road, Regaby, Nr. Bride, Ramsey, Isle of Man IM7 4AJT: 01624 880801E: [email protected]

White Gables, Curragh Road, Ballaugh, Isle of Man IM7 5BG T: 01624 897926 • F: 01624 897926E: [email protected] special – detached cottage with en-suite bedroom, lounge, kitchen, in magnificent countryside just one mile from the beach, 7 miles from Ramsey. Private entrance drive and garden. Delightful holiday for two.

The Cottage

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St Judes, Andreas, Isle of Man IM7 2EPT: 01624 880242 • F: 01624 880242E: [email protected] • www.craigcottages.co.uk

Recently renovated detached cottages in heart of countryside. Spacious, well equipped, 3 bedrooms, central heating, double glazing. No extras. Children/pets welcome. 4 miles Ramsey, 2 miles Sulby and Andreas with pubs and shops. Further info/brochure/booking contact Margaret Allison.

Ballacaley Road, Sulby, Isle of Man IM7 2HS • Tel: 01624 898645E: [email protected] www.quiethills.co.ukSeven minutes walk from village shop and pub. Much-admired secluded location. Excellent modern annexe to pretty period cottage. Spacious and comfortable. Wooded garden. Lovely views. Ideal base for rest or adventure.

Quiet Hills Self-Catering

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Smeale, Andreas, Isle of Man IM7 3EBT: 01624 880888 • E: [email protected] W: www.manxfarmhols.comTreat yourselves to a fantastic holiday in our idyllic farm cottage enjoying panoramic country side and sea views. Large private garden, children very welcome. Sleeps five in three bedrooms with prices only £280 to £520 p.w. all-inclusive.

Smeale Farm Cottage

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St Judes Road, Sulby, Isle of Man IM7 2EST: 01624 898488 M: 07624 474516 E: [email protected] cottage set in the heart of the Manx countryside. Enjoying magnificent views of surrounding hills and farmland. Large garden area and private parking. Ideal for all country pursuits. Recently renovated to a high standard.

Ghat-e-Cashin Cottage

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Crawyn House, Killane, Ballaugh, Isle of Man IM7 5BB • T: 01624 897731E: [email protected] fully fitted barn conversion with 2 bedrooms for 4 people. Situated in quiet rural countryside with views to the sea and hills. Two miles from Ballaugh village and amenities. Private gardens and parking. Brochure available.

Soalt Beg Cottage

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Ballachrink Farmhouse, Jurby East, Isle of Man IM7 3HD • T: 01624 897269E: [email protected] 3 bed cottage, tucked away overlooking open fields. Fully equipped. No extras, Sky TV/DVD. Ample parking. Children and pet friendly, beach nearby. Wonderfully relaxing. Centrally heated and double glazed.

Swallows Barn

CFHY1fMWiFiµVi 12 from £250.00 per unit per week

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Glen Auldyn, Lezayre, Ramsey, Isle of Man IM7 2AFT: 01624 813595E: [email protected] cottage adjacent to owner’s property. Friendly atmosphere. 20 acres of beautiful glen. Lovely views. Private river frontage. Idyllic walks. Furnished to high standard. Parking. 11⁄2 miles Ramsey.

Ballagarrow Cottage

Cw1fMMWVi 12 from £200.00 per unit per week

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2people

Ballaterson Beg Farm, Ballaterson Road, Ballaugh, Isle of Man IM7 5BN

Set in the heart of the Manx countryside you will find our comfortable and fully equipped one (sleeps 2+1) and two (sleeps 5) bedroomed cottages. Laze in the gardens and enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery.

Ballaterson Cottages

CFOY1MMW8Vi12 from £450.00 per unit per week

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5people

T: 07624 464035E: [email protected] www.holiday-rentals.co.uk REF: 90532

www.visitisleofman.com

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Come and allow Mannanan’s Isleto welcome you

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Ballure Holiday Homes

from £440.00 per unit per week

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6people

The Carrick, Port Lewaigue, Maughold, Isle of Man IM7 1AGT: 01624 813104 (Contact Anne and David Craine) E: [email protected] • www.ballureholidayhomes.com

Stay in one of our four hillside bungalows enjoying spectacular views over Ramsey Bay. Sleeps up to six adults in 3 bedrooms, large lounge with dining area, well equipped kitchen, bathroom and separate WC.• BBQandPicnicArea• Children’splayarea• Welcomepackof

groceries and fresh fruit• TVandDVD• FreeCarParking• GasCentralHeating• Fiveminutewalktoelectric

tram stop and bus service• Freshlinenandtowelssupplied• Washer/DryerMachine• Easyaccesstohillwalking,

town and beach.Open all year. Special off season rates. Regretfully no smokers or pets.

«««Self Catering

“Cur failt erriu gys Ellan Vannin”“Take a welcome on you to the Isle of Man”

The Coach House, Ballaterson Beg, Ballaugh, Isle of Man IM7 5BN • T: 01624 898026 E: [email protected] warmly welcome you to our comfortable one bedroom cottages. Peaceful rural setting. Fully inclusive price. Shop and shore 1.5 miles. Regretfully no smokers or pets. Brochure and full details from Joan and Michael Green.

Coach House Cottages

CwY1fMVMW 3-10 from £315.00 per unit per week

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2people

k Amazing architectural replica of a Swiss Chalet dating back 100 years. Sleeps up to 8 guests.

k 5 bedrooms - bathroom - shower room - wetroom.

k Modern kitchen plus rayburn and eating area.

k Large drawing room with open fire and dining room.

k WiFi internet access TV / DVD.

k Suitable for all - including large families and groups.k Guests welcome to walk and enjoy Ballamoar’s 55

acres of Garden and Woodland. Beaches nearby.

Ballamoar Castle, Sandygate, Jurby, Isle of Man IM7 3AJ • T: 07624 495669 E: [email protected] • www.isleofmancottageholidays.com

Short breaks available September to May.

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The Swiss Chalet

from £24.00 per person per night

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Sulby Glen, Sulby, Isle of Man IM7 2BET: 01624 816445 • M: 07624 494533F: 01624 815393E: [email protected] Manx cottage in unspoilt glen. Many walks and fishing nearby. Coal fire, Aga, plus double sofa bed. Dogs and children very welcome. Sky TV.

Killeabraegga Cottage

FHY1eMVi 12 from £350.00 per unit per week

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4people

Book online or call reservationstel: 01624 820082 • email: [email protected]

www.athol.co.im

Book online or call reservations

Ronaldsway Airport, Terminal Building, Ballasalla, Isle of Man IM9 2ASThe Rental Office, Peel Road, Douglas, Isle of Man IM1 4LX

We have an office in the Terminal

Arriving at the Airport?

We can meet you on arrival

Arriving by ferry?When you stay on a working Manx farm, the whole family can enjoy a traditional way of life deep in the Manx countryside. To discover more visit www.stayonamanxfarm.com

Did you know?

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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Some things to do...Peel Castle

Kipper Factory

House of Manannan

Glen Maye Waterfall

Manx Transport Heritage Museum

Arboretum & Tynwald Mills Shopping

Niarbyl Visitor Centre

Peeland the West

For more things to do in peel and the West of the island

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9 Albany Road, Peel, Isle of Man IM5 1JS • T: 07624 483866E: [email protected] warm Manx welcome and hearty breakfast awaits you at cosy Albany House. Pamper yourself in either of the luxurious, spotless ensuite rooms. Comfortably enjoy beautiful Peel’s attractions plus the added convenience of close public transport.

Albany House B&B

CFQYdfjWiFi08 12 from £35.00 per person per night

««««B&B

Main Road, Dalby, Isle of Man IM5 3BR T: 01624 843813 • E: [email protected] warm friendly welcome awaits as you enter our bungalow. Two luxury en-suite bedrooms. Full Manx breakfast or special diets. Peaceful location with stunning coastal and rural views, ideal for walkers or nature lovers. Restaurant and local pub near by.

Kinsale

COY1dfM| 4-10 from £35.00 per person per night

2en suite

bedrooms

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Patrick, Isle of Man IM5 3AQT: 01624 844279E: [email protected] Anderson family looks forward to welcoming you to their Manx farmhouse. Come and experience relaxed life on our beautiful farm, up a private lane, close to many footpaths. The house has been recently rebuilt as an eco-friendly, low impact building. It has wonderfully comfortable, super-king sized beds and en-suite bathrooms. We provide delicious homemade local, seasonal breakfasts. It’s lovely here – come and join us!

Knockaloe BegFarmhouse

««««B&B

CFwY1dfMµç 12 from £32.00 per person per night

Situated in a pretty and historic glen, alongside the river Neb. With magnificent waterfalls, majestic trees, bridges, superb walks and a childrens play area. Extensive menu for all tastes served daily. Outdoor seating available. Located in a central position, close to Tynwald Hill, Arboretum and shopping at Tynwald Mills. Car parking available. Free WiFi.

Glen Helen, St Johns, Isle of Man IM4 3NPT: 01624 666186 • F: 01624 670166 • E: [email protected]

Glen Helen Inn ««««INN

CFY2dPWiFi0ç|8 12 from £25.00 per person per night

Join us in our comfortable Victorian 12 bedroomed home. Excellent breakfast for all tastes. Ideally placed, looking across Peel bay to the Castle. Close to bowling green/café, tennis courts. House of Manannan short stroll along bay.

The Fernleigh Celebrating 25 years

CFwY2dfWiFi0 MW 1-11 from £29.00 per person per night

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Marine Parade, Peel, Isle of Man IM5 1PB • T / F: 01624 842435E: [email protected] • www.isleofman.com/accommodation/fernleigh

9 Marine Parade, Peel, Isle of Man IM5 1PBT: 01624 842410 • E: [email protected] • www.waldickhotel.co.uk

Family run Victorian Guest House and Tearooms with stunning views across Peel Bay. En-suite bedrooms. Manx breakfasts. Easy walking to harbour, Castle and amenities. Tennis courts adjacent. Ideal location for coastal walks.

Waldick Guest House

FY2dfWiFiMW8 12 from £35.00 per person per night

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11en suite

bedrooms

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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Berk, Peel Road, Kirk Michael,Isle of Man IM6 1APT: 01624 878039 E: [email protected]

Quiet rural location, sea views, near beaches, about half a mile from Kirk Michael village and TT course. The cottage is presented to a high standard, offering two bedrooms (double, twin), both en-suite, dining room/lounge, sunroom and luxury kitchen. Ample parking and a large garden. Broadband internet and satellite TV.

The Old Stable

from £375.00 per unit per week

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4people

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Cooil Shellagh Farm, Kirk Michael, Isle of Man IM6 1AUT: 01624 877745 • E: [email protected]

Situated amongst 20 acres of private farmland and glens these beautiful, fully equipped cottages are secluded yet only half a mile from the village shops, pub and beach. From lunchtime the leafy patios become sheltered sun traps, perfect for enjoying fabulous sunsets and sea views.

With original beamed ceilings and solid oak kitchens, Acorn sleeps 2 (four-poster bed), Rosehip and Blackberry (ensuite) both sleep 4.

Willow Nook Cottages

from £400.00 per unit per week

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10people

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Listed, former banqueting house/billiard room/coach house, peaceful and secluded, in its own extensive grounds with lovely uninterrupted views over surrounding countryside.

Recently restored to high specification, providing luxury ‘upside down’ accommodation, with interesting and unusual original features.

Ground floor – 2 bedrooms and bathroom.

Upper floor – wow factor open plan living area with woodburner (wood provided) and fully equipped kitchen. Generous welcome pack.

The Coach House

from £500.00 per unit per week

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4people

Ballamoar, Patrick, Isle of Man IM5 3AWT: 01624 842393F: 01624 842393E: [email protected]

22 Shore Road, Peel, Isle of Man IM5 1NH • M: 07624 402316E: [email protected] • www.peel-holiday-cottage.com

Beautiful beachside cottage; Spectacular views; Unique promenade position in historic Peel; Close to shops, restaurants, beach cafes, bars, two sandy beaches, romantic marina, castle & harbour, seals, gannets and basking sharks. Finalist for Tourist Awards - Best Self Catering Accommodation 2011.

Ben-My-Chree Cottage

CwY1MWiFi|NVi 12 from £295.00 per unit per week

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4people

Kirk Michael, Isle of Man IM6 1AU T: 01624 878872 • F: 01624 878757 E: [email protected] • www.cammallfarm.comSituated on a small country estate surrounded by 60 acres of outstanding scenery. This Manx stone barn has been renovated to the highest standard to two self-contained cottages sleeping 2-6. Beautiful glen, long sandy beach, local village, includ ing pub, all within walking distance. Ramsey close by, Douglas 13 miles.

Cammall Farm

CFHOY1M|ViMW¡™n 12 from £425.00 per unit per week

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1 Marine Parade, Peel, Isle of Man IM5 1NH • T: 01624 673743M: 07624 205394 • E: [email protected] • www.castleviewpeel.com

Castleview offers spectacular views towards Peel Castle and the breakwater. The master bedroom has a king size bed and en-suite shower room; there is a second bedroom with twin beds and a family bathroom.

Castleview Apartment

CFwYfWiFi 12 from £430.00 per unit per week

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Old Church Road, Crosby, Isle of Man IM4 2HA • T: 01624 852119 E: [email protected] Jairg Barn is a 4 star graded cottage tastefully decorated throughout. Situated in the grounds of Close Jairg house in the centre of the Island, and very convenient for exploring the whole of the Island.

Close Jairg Barn

CFwY1MViMW 12 from £65.00 per day

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3people

Glen Wyllin, Kirk Michael, Isle of Man IM6 1AW • Tel: 01624 619915 E: westhaven-iom@hotmail.co.ukwww.isleofmanholidaycottages.comDelightful bungalow in picturesque glen setting. Comfortable accommodation for four. Very close to beach and nature reserve. Enclosed garden at rear, private parking. Kirk Michael village is minutes away and Peel just a short drive.

The Fuchsias

CFwOY1jMVi 12 from £450.00 per unit per week

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4people

www.visitisleofman.com

Glen Maye, Isle of Man IM5 3BET: 01624 843768 • E: [email protected] restored cottage with many original features. Quality accommodation comprising double bedroom, shower room, lounge-diner, kitchen and private patio. This well equipped cottage provides an ideal base any time of year. Phone for brochure.

Glen Cottage

CwYM|MWVi 12 from £280.00 per unit per week

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Factory Lane, Peel, Isle of Man IM5 1NAT: 01624 840333 / 07624 451246E: [email protected] presented cottage in Peel old town just one minute’s walk from the beach. Ideal for couples, with luxury bathroom and fully fitted kitchen. Allocated parking. Sleeps 2/4.

Harry’s Cottage

FY1d|MWV 12 from £375.00 per unit per week

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23 Douglas Street, Peel, Isle of Man IM5 1BAT: 01624 842772 • E: [email protected] refurbished and updated Kione Turrys is the perfect, fully equipped, all inclusive, holiday cottage, situated in the heart of Peel. Many extras and FreeSat, DVD player, microwave, fridge/freezer. Parking. Early booking recommended.

Kione Turrys

CFHQYf|MWVi 12 from £300.00 per unit per week

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4people

66 Douglas Street, Peel, Isle of Man IM5 1BDTel: 01483 277286 E: [email protected] and slate Manx cottage in central Peel convenient for beach, shops and transport. Exceptionally well equipped, comfortable, modern accommodation for six with walled sun-trap garden and garage. No extras. Contact Voirrey Heath.

The Old Byre

CFwY1efMVi 12 from £450.00 per unit per week

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6people

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Kirk Michael, Isle of Man IM6 2HD T: 01624 878242 • E: [email protected] • www.cottagesiom.co.uk

Modern one and two bed cottages in peaceful rural location, close to village shops, pub and beautiful unspoilt Kirk Michael beach. Spacious, well equipped with flat screen TV’s, dishwasher etc and luxurious 7 foot zip and linked beds. Convenient for coastal walks and great for bird watching. Next door to Pennybridge Riding Stable and the famous ARE Classic Bike Collection featuring 90 restored machines.

Pennybridge Cottages

from £350.00 per unit per week

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4people

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Kionslieu Farm Cottages

from £315.00 per unit per week

Sleepsup to

21people

Come and enjoy your holiday at our spacious,

family run farm cottages (sleep 2-6).• Ideal central location to explore the Island• Tastefully decorated and fully equipped• Extensive grounds with play area & BBQ• Friendly farm animals to meet• Travel inclusive breaks arranged

««««Self Catering

Higher Foxdale, Isle of Man IM4 3HBT: 01624 801349 • E: [email protected]

Knockaloe Beg Farm, Patrick, Isle of Man IM5 3AQ • T: 01624 844279E: [email protected] Anderson family looks forward to welcoming you to their beautiful Manx barn conversion. Super-king zip and link beds, en-suite bathrooms, wood-burning stove, private garden, patio and stunning uninterrupted views.

The Stables

CFwOY1fMNVi¡ 12 from £450.00 per unit per week

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Barregarroo, Kirk Michael, Isle of Man IM6 1HQ • T: 01624 878305 E: [email protected] offer a warm welcome to our 2 convert ed Manx stone cottages in a court-yard setting. Quiet location 5 minutes from beach. Superb views. Reserved parking. Well equipped kitchen. Electricity, central heating, linen, towels included.

Cronk Aashen Holiday Cottages

CFHO12fVi 12 from £275.00 per unit per week

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4people

Mrs N. Bridson, Dalby, Peel, Isle of Man IM5 3BRT: 01624 842716Please phone to stay in Cosy Country Cottage with garden in safe/peaceful village. Niarbyl Cafe 10 minutes walk. Peel, Post Office, Beach 10 minutes by car. Surrounded by beautiful glens, walking, bird watching, sea country views.

‘Cosy Cottage’ West View

CwYMNVi 12 from £250.00 per unit per week

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Gordon House, Patrick, Nr Peel, Isle of Man IM5 3AR • T: 01624 843756 F: 01624 843756 • E: [email protected] warm, well-equipped studio has its own garden area and parking. It is set in unspoilt countryside between Glen Maye and Peel with its museum, castle and usual amenities. Beautiful views and heavenly walking country.

Gordon House Holiday Cottage

CwY12dfMMWVi 12 from £250.00 per unit per week

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2people

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

We can meet you on arrival

Book online or call reservationstel: 01624 820082 • email: [email protected]

www.athol.co.im

Arriving by ferry?

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Peel Road, St. Johns, Isle of Man IM4 3NEE: [email protected]

Detached renovated farmhouse set in a large garden mid-way between St. Johns and Peel with lovely country views. All amenities including shops, golf course, pool and beach 1 mile away.

Sandhouse

CFwQY1MVi 12 from £500.00 per unit per week

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8people

Greeba, Isle of Man IM4 2DXT: 01624 852984 • M: 07624 433967E: [email protected] in beautiful farming surroundings overlooking the Central Valley, this charming, well equipped, one double bedroomed converted barn c1880 has full central heating. Set well back from road, quiet garden area, barbecue patio and parking area.

Stables Cottage

CHY1fMVi 12 from £250.00 per unit per week

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Main Road, Dalby, Nr. Peel, Isle of Man IM5 3BRT: 01624 842959 • E: [email protected] tourism award winner, comfortable house near Niarbyl Bay, enjoying magnificent sea views. Quality accommodation, comprising of double bedroom, lounge with balcony, kitchen, laundry, shower room. Secluded garden with poustinia. Reserved parking. Owners nearby.

Stansfield House

CH1fM|Vi 12 from £250.00 per unit per week

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Laburnum Lodge, Sound Road, Glen Maye, Isle of Man IM5 3BJ T: 01624 842121 • E: [email protected] W: www.thieollee.comWell equipped cottage in quiet country setting with own garden, living room, kitchen, double bedroom, shower room and private parking. Price fully inclusive. An ideal base for exploring the Island.

Thie Ollee

CHOY1fM|MWV 12 from £250.00 per unit per week

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Cronk-y-Voddy, Kirk Michael, Isle of Man IM6 1HR T: 01624 801627E: [email protected] beautiful, fully equipped Cottages situated on a Farm overlooking superb views at Cronk-y-Voddy in the west of the Island. Prices are fully inclusive.

Moaney Moar Holiday Cottages

CFH1fMMWVi 4–9 from £250.00 per unit per week

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5 Marine Parade, Peel Promenade, Peel, Isle of Man IM5 1PBT: 01624 843575 • M: 07624 454416 E: [email protected] well equipped garden apartment ensuite, with own entrance garden. Parking on prom. See the Sunset over Peel Castle. Walking distance for all over Peel. Tennis, bowls and cafes 2 mins. Bars and lovely Marina/Harbour.

Garden Apartment

FOY1fM|MWV 12 from £300.00 per unit per week

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Hillberry, Onchan, Isle of Man IM4 5BJT: 01624 621254 • E: [email protected]

www.ukcampsite.co.uk

Rural location on TT course. Toilets, showers, laundry, electric hook-ups, hard standing. No pets. Near shops.

Open TT Fortnight (25 May - 8 June 2013) and Manx Grand Prix Fortnight (17 August - 31 August 2013) only.

Bookings advisable.

Glen Dhoo Camping Site

w1j@9iMW from £7.00 per person per night

888Approved

Barregarroo, Kirk Michael, Isle of Man IM6 1HQT: 01624 878305

E: [email protected]

Warm welcome to our small, level, quiet, rural, family run site.Free showers, cooking facilities, parking.

Hardstandings for Motorhomes/Caravans. Glamping available.Hook-ups, laundry facilities, D.I.Y., Kennelling available if required.

Cronk Aashen Campsite

FHQ12WiFi@9i 12 from £8.00 per person per night

888Commended

Holiday Cottage

also available

– see website

Ballahutchin Hill, Union Mills, Isle of Man IM4 4ATT: 01624 852057 / 822372 • Mob: 07624 454926 / 401427

E: [email protected] • www.glenloughcampsite.com

Family run sheltered site on TT Course, 3 miles from Douglas.

Ideally situated for Sea Terminal and all Island amenities.

Motorhomes welcome, hardstanding, electric hookup, pods recreation/TV room, wi-fi internet access.

Glenlough Campsite

FH1WiFi MW@9 4-10 from £7.50 per person per night

888Commended

SP

Derby Road, Peel, Isle of Man IM5 1RGT: 01624 842341 • F: 01624 844010E: [email protected] Level site. Rural setting, 3 miles TT course. Electricity hook-ups. Recreation/TV room. Supermarket/indoor swimming pool adjacent. Open mid April to end-September. Details/Bookings: Dept. PTC 2, Town Hall, Derby Road, Peel IM5 1RG.

Peel Camping Park

HQ2@N9iMW 4-9 from £7.00 per person per night

88Commended

Children:£3.50 per

personper night

Quarry Road, Laxey, Isle of Man IM4 7DUT: 01624 861241 • F: 01624 862623E: [email protected] Small family friendly site. Facilities included free of charge – toilets, washbasins, showers, kitchen with fridge, freezer, cooker, microwave. Within walking distance of launderette, shops, restaurant, public houses and village amenities.

Laxey Campsite

FH1|@9MW 4-9 from £6.00 per person per night

88Commended

20Pitches

available

www.iomtents.comFull Service Camping on Island Campsites. Tent & Equipment Hire.

Ideal for Groups of any size. TT, MGP, Events & HolidaysE: [email protected] T: 01624 837838

Knockaloe Beg Farm, Patrick, Isle of Man IM5 3AQ • T: 01624 844279E: [email protected] floor, converted barn. Six single beds, dining and sitting areas, woodburner, and tea/coffee making facilities. Toilet and shower across the yard. Views over the hills and into the barn.

Upper Room Bunkhouse

FwY1dWiFi9 3-9 from £10.00 per person per day

AccreditedBunkhouse

Sleepsup to

6people

The unique location of the Centre makes it an ideal venue for a wide range of outdoor pursuits. Canoeing, sailing, gorge walking and abseiling are just some of the adventure activities on offer to children and adults alike.

TOP TIP . . . For all the family

MAUGHOLDVENTURE CENTRE

EXPLORER10 DAY TICKET

EXPLORER10 DAY TICKETEXPLORER10 DAY TICKET

ADMIT ONEDAY TICKET

ADMIT ONE

WelcomeCentre

Harbour

Sea Terminal

EXPLORER10 DAY TICKET

ADMIT ONEDAY TICKET

ADMIT ONE

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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ACCOMMODATION / CAR RENTALS

www.IsleOfManStayOnAFarm.com

Bed and BreakfastBallachrink Farm. 4 Star. Page 39Ballacricket Farm. 4 Star. Page 45Croit-ny-Bane Farm. 5 Star. Page 52Knockaloe Beg Farm. 4 Star. Page 58

Self CateringBallachrink Bungalow. 4 Star. Page 54Colooneys Farm Cottages. 5 Star. Page 38Craig Cottage. 4 Star. Page 55Craig View Cottage. 4 Star. Page 55Kionslieu Farm Cottages. 4 Star. Page 60Smeale Cottage. 4 Star. Page 55The Stables at Glendown Farm. 4 Star. Page 48The Stables, Knockaloe Beg Farm. 4 Star. Page 60Thie y Ribbeyder. 4 Star. Page 54

Bunk HouseKnockaloe Beg Farm. Page 62

Isle of Man Stay on a Farm

www.visitisleofman.com

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CAR RENTALS

...Ask for ourrental rates at Ronaldsway

Airport Terminalor

Non PremiumLocations

Fully InclusiveRates

UNLIMITEDMILEAGE

Airport Terminal Officewith Free Parking

Free Hotel CollectionSea Terminal

(Meet & Greet)24/7 Back Up

The Arrivals HallIsle of Man Airport • Isle of Man

IM9 2AS

The Rental OfficePeel Road • Douglas • Isle of Man

IM1 4LX

We rent Nissan & Renault top quality cars, fully equipped for your comfort with reliability that’s legendary. Unlimited mileage, free pick up service and a full knowledge of your Manx motoring needs since 1920.

tel: 01624 820082 • email: [email protected] on line or call reservations

RENT-A-CARwith

Athol Garage (1945) Ltd.Book online

www.athol.co.im

Athol 87x179 28/9/10 16:51 Page 1

The Gaiety Theatre is one of the finest examples in the British Isles of the work of Victorian theatre architect Frank Matcham. The Gaiety is home to the only surviving ‘Corsican trap’ or ‘ghost glide’ in the British Isles, possibly the world.

TOP TIP . . . For a trip back in time

THE GAIETY THEATRE

For more information call +44 (0) 1624 686766

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ACCOMMODATION INDEX

Aalican Holiday Apartment SC South 48

Aaron House SV South 45

Alana House SC South 46

Albany House SV West 58

All Seasons SV East 33

Amagary Country Cottage SC East 41

Anchorage Guest House SV South 45

Annie’s Place SC South 49

Ard Aalin SV East 33

Ard Cottages SC South 46

Arrandale House & Apartments SC East 41

Arrandale House & Apartments SV East 34

Ascot Hotel SV East 32

Ashfield Guest House SV East 34

Ashville Holiday Flats SC East 42

Athol House SV East 34

Ballacamaish Farm Cottages SC North 54

Ballachrink Barn Cottages SC South 46

Ballachrink Bungalow SC North 54

Ballachrink Farm Cottages SC East 39

Ballachrink Farmhouse SV North 52

Ballacottier Beg SC North 54

Ballacowell SV North 52

Ballacricket Farmhouse SV South 45

Ballacrye Beg SC North 54

Balladhoo Mews SC South 39

Balladuke Farmhouse SC South 46

Ballagarrow Cottage SC North 55

Ballagreyney – Honeysuckle Cottage SC South 46

Ballagreyney – Rose Cottage SC South 46

Ballahowin Courtyard SC South 46

Ballaterson Cottages SC North 55

Ballathona Farm SV North 52

Ballavarteen Holiday Cottage SC North 55

Ballure Holiday Homes SC North 56

Balmoral Guest House SV South 45

Barn Cottage SC East 38

Bay View Cottage SC South 46

Ben-My-Chree Cottage SC West 59

Bishop’s Lodge SC East 39

The Blossoms SV East 34

Breagle Glen B&B SV South 45

Bridson House Holiday Apartments SC South 47

Caledonia Hotel SV East 34

Cammall Farm SC West 59

Cardle Vooar Farmhouse SV North 53

Carhonnag SV North 52

Castleview Apartment SC West 59

Cherry Orchard Apartments SC South 48

Cherry Tree House SC South 48

Cherrywood Guest House SV North 52

Close Jairg Barn SC West 59

Cnoc Taigh SC South 47

The Coach House SC West 59

Coach House Cottages SC North 56

Colloway Cottage SC South 47

Colooneys Farm Cottages SC East 38

Corrody Cottage SC North 54

‘Cosy Cottage’ West View SC West 60

The Cottage SC North 55

Cotterdale Apartment SC East 39

Crag Lea SV East 33

Craig Cottages SC North 55

Croit-ny-Bane Farm SV North 52

Cronk Aashen Campsite CC West 62

Cronk Aashen Holiday Cottages SC West 60

Cubbon House SV East 33

Cummal Rea SC South 47

Cunard Apartments SC East 40

The Devonian SV East 35

Dreemfroy Barn SC South 47

Dubbey Mooar SC South 49

East Ballabane Farmhouse SC North 54

The Edelweiss SV East 35

The Empress Hotel SV East 32

Fairy Lodge SC East 42

Falcon’s Nest Hotel SV South 44

Falcon’s Nest SC Apartments SC South 47

The Fernleigh SV West 58

Francorchamps SV South 45

The Fuchsias SC West 59

Garden Apartment SC West 61

Garden Cottage SC North 54

Ghat-e-Cashin Cottage SC North 55

Glen Cottage SC West 59

Glen Dhoo Camping Site CC East 62

Glen Dhoo Country Cottages SC East 42

Glen Helen Inn SV West 58

Glenlough Farm Campsite CC East 62

Glen Mona SV East 33

Goldies Loughan SV North 52

Gordon House Holiday Cottage SC West 60

Grangee Barn SC North 54

The Greaves SV East 35

Harbour View SC South 47

Harry’s Cottage SC West 60

Hilltop Holiday Cottage SC East 38

Inglewood Hotel SV East 33

Injebreck Cottage SC East 42

Isle of Man Tents 62

Keeling Holiday Apartment SC East 41

Kerroobeg Cottage SC South 49

Killeabraegga Cottage SC North 56

Kings Guest House SV East 33

Kinsale SV West 58

Kione Turrys SC West 60

Kionslieu Farm Cottages SC West 60

Kittiwake House Holiday Apartments SC East 49

Knockaloe Beg Farmhouse SV West 58

Lang Dague House SC South 49

Langness Lighthouse Cottages SC South 47

Lansdowne Guest House SV East 36

Laxey Campsite CC East 62

Laxey Harbour Chalets SC East 40

Lilac & Bluebell Cottages SC South 49

47 Majestic Apartments SC East 40

Manx Mews SC South 48

Maycroft SV South 45

Meadowside SC South 49

Melrose Guest House SV East 36

Mereside SV East 33

Moaney Moar Holiday Cottages SC West 61

The Nook SC South 48

The Old Byre SC West 60

Old Lonan Church Farm SC East 38

The Old Stable SC West 59

The Old Stable SC East 40

Palace Hotel & Casino SV East 31

Peach Tree Cottage SC South 49

Peel Camping Park CC West 62

Pennybridge Cottages SC West 60

Pinfold Holiday Cottage SC East 40

Pleasington Suites SV East 36

Quiet Hills Self Catering SC North 55

Ramillies Garden Apartment SC East 40

Ramsey Park Hotel SC North 51

Ravenscliffe Lodge SC East 40

Raymonds B&B SV East 33

The River House SV North 53

Rose Cottage Laxey SC East 42

Rosslyn Hotel SV East 33

Rotherham House SV East 37

Rowany Cottier SV South 45

Sandhouse SC West 61

Santon Motel SV East 36

Seafront Holiday Flats SC South 49

Seaview Chalet Sc East 42

Sea View Hotel SV East 36

The Sefton SV East 31

The Sefton Express SV South 31

Silvercraigs SV East 36

Sleepwell Hotels SV East 32

Smeale Farm Cottage SC North 55

Soalt Beg Cottage SC North 55

Spaldrick View Cottage SC South 46

St Heliers Guest House SV East 36

The Stable at Glendown Farm SC South 48

The Stables SC West 60

Stables Cottage SC West 61

Stansfield House SC West 61

5 Strathallan Apartments SC East 41

Surfside SC South 48

Swallows Barn SC North 55

The Swiss Chalet SC North 56

Thie Gennal SC South 49

Thie-ny-Soalt Holiday Cottage SC South 48

Thie Ollee SC West 61

Thie Y Ribbeyder SC North 54

Trevelyan Hotel SV East 37

Tynwald SC South 48

Upper Ballavarkish Cottages SC South 48

Upper Room Bunkhouse BH West 62

Waldick Hotel SV West 58

Waterfront Apartments SC East 39

Welbeck Apartments SC East 42

Welbeck Hotel SV East 32

Westwood SC South 49

Whistle Hollow SC East 41

Wicklow Hills SV East 37

Willow Nook Cottages SC West 59

Woodside B&B SV North 53

Yn Thie Jiarg SV North 53

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