Isle of Man 2026

At a Glance

5 Days | 4 Nights | Dinner, Bed and Breakfast | Scenic Rail Journeys | Historic and Cultural Visits | Door to Door Travel

 

Why You’ll Love This Tour

The Isle of Man offers a truly special holiday experience, combining dramatic coastal scenery, fascinating heritage and a relaxed island atmosphere. Situated in the heart of the Irish Sea, this charming destination feels both familiar and wonderfully different, with its own unique culture, traditions and breathtaking landscapes.

 

During your stay, you’ll explore the island’s most memorable highlights, from the famous Laxey Wheel, the world’s largest working waterwheel, to the traditional village of Cregneash, where you can step back in time and discover the island’s rich rural heritage. Scenic journeys on the island’s historic railways add a nostalgic touch, offering wonderful views of rolling countryside, rugged coastline and peaceful villages along the way.

 

With time to relax in the welcoming seaside town of Douglas, comfortable accommodation and carefully planned excursions throughout, this popular holiday provides the perfect balance of sightseeing, relaxation and memorable island experiences.

 

Your Holiday Includes

Travel and Accommodation

• Door to Door pick-up service

• Elite coach travel throughout

• Return ferry crossing from Heysham to Douglas

• 4 nights dinner, bed and breakfast

• Comfortable en-suite bedrooms

• Time to relax and explore at your own pace

 

Included Visits and Experiences

• Entry to the famous Laxey Wheel and Mines Trail

• One-way scenic train journey to Port Erin

• Entry to Cregneash National Folk Museum

• Visit to the traditional town of Peel

• Free day to explore Douglas

• Scenic touring across the island

 

Special Departure — Monday 12 October 2026

This departure includes an enhanced excursion programme with additional scenic rail journeys and local experiences.

• Electric train journey from Douglas to Laxey

• Mountain railway journey from Laxey to Snaefell

• Traditional pie and peas lunch

• Visit to Fynoderee Distillery

• Afternoon tea in Onchan

 

 

About the Isle of Man

The Isle of Man is a unique and beautiful island located in the centre of the Irish Sea, known for its dramatic coastline, rolling countryside and fascinating heritage. With a history stretching back thousands of years, the island blends Celtic and Viking influences with traditional British charm, creating a destination rich in culture and character.

 

Visitors can enjoy spectacular scenery, historic towns and charming seaside resorts, along with some of the finest heritage railways in the British Isles. From peaceful coastal villages and rugged cliffs to welcoming cafés and scenic promenades, the Isle of Man offers a relaxed pace of life and plenty to discover.

 

Whether exploring historic landmarks, enjoying scenic rail journeys or simply taking in the fresh sea air, the island provides a memorable and rewarding holiday experience.

 

Your Hotels

Accommodation is provided in carefully selected hotels in Douglas, each offering comfortable facilities and a welcoming base for your stay on the island.

 

Sunday 12 April 2026

Chesterhouse Hotel, Douglas — 3 Star
Located on the promenade overlooking Douglas, the Chesterhouse Hotel offers comfortable accommodation in a convenient central location.

 

Please note this hotel is not suitable for guests requiring wheelchair access due to several steps from the road to the entrance.

The hotel does have a lift.

 

Friday 26 June 2026

Wednesday 22 July 2026 -

Wednesday 23 September 2026

Friday 16 October 2026

Rutland Hotel, Douglas — 3 Star

Situated at the northern end of Douglas Promenade overlooking Douglas Bay, the Rutland Hotel offers contemporary accommodation and a bright, welcoming restaurant.

 

The hotel has a lift, although the steep entrance may make it unsuitable for guests with significant walking difficulties.

 

Bedrooms include television, tea and coffee making facilities and hairdryer.

 

Monday 12 October 2026

Empress Hotel, Douglas — 3 Star
An elegant Victorian hotel enjoying a central position on Douglas Promenade, the Empress Hotel offers traditional comfort within walking distance of the town centre.

 

The hotel features a restaurant and bar, and there is lift access.

Steps at the front entrance can be avoided using lower-level access, although some internal steps remain within public areas.

 

Bedrooms include television, tea and coffee making facilities and hairdryer.