ISLE OF MAN 

7 days   £1,020

Tue 28th July - Mon 3rd August 2026 

*Single Room Supplement £115 / Double Room for Sole Occupancy £220

*Single & sole occupancy rooms sold out, please ask about our waiting list 

The Isle of Man is a place of stunning natural beauty, offering a rich variety of wildlife and landscapes. From uncrowded golden beaches and dramatic stretches of coastline to wild open moorland and tranquil, picturesque glens, the scenery is wonderfully diverse. The island is steeped in heritage with over 10,000 years worth of history to uncover. It’s also the home to Tynwald, the oldest parliament in continuous existence. The island boasts its own language, stamps and coins, although the currency is sterling. We travel by ferry crossing from Heysham to Douglas. Half board accommodation is provided at the Rutland Hotel, situated on the promenade in the centre of Douglas. A lift is available, but please note there are approximately a dozen steps leading into the building.

Provisional Itinerary:

Day 1: Outward journey from the Midlands. We journey to Heysham where we board the 3 hour crossing to Douglas. We arrive at our hotel early evening.

Day 2: A leisurely excursion to Ramsey, we return via the TT Starting Grid.

Day 3: We journey to Laxey where we board the Mountain Railway that takes us to the summit of Mount Snaefall. We shall also visit the Laxey Wheel (admission included).

Day 4: A full day excursion, visiting Port Erin, Castletown and the Calf of Man. Returning via the Rest Home for Old Horses.

Day 5: Leisurely excursion to Peel, via Tynwald Hill.

Day 6: At leisure in Douglas.

Day 7: Return to the Midlands.

Take a look at this short video of the last time we visited the Isle of Man: