Douglas & The Isle of Man

A fantastic five-day break to discover the beautiful Isle of Man. With its famous attractions, diverse landscapes, rugged coastal beauty and picturesque glens, the Isle of Man has a unique, enduring appeal. Experience this wonderful destination, together with great hotel accommodation, perfectly located in Douglas.What's Included?
- Coach travel with reserved seating- Four nights dinner, bed & breakfast at The Chesterhouse Hotel, Douglas- Return ferry crossings from Heysham- Time to enjoy lovely Douglas- Excursions taking in the delights of Castletown, Port Mary, Port Erin, Ramsey, Peel and Laxey - home to the famous Laxey Wheel- The Isle of Man has so much to offer - See 'Your Included Itinerary' for all on offerFor an island that is just 33 miles long and 13.5 miles wide the Isle of Man packs in an awful lot for coach holiday visitors to see and do. The stunning natural landscape ranges from the mountain of Snaefell to the beautiful sandy beaches of Peel, Port Erin and Ramsey, the rocky cliffs of its coastline to the natural beauty of the Calf of Man.Please Note: Full names and dates of birth are required for holidays to the Isle of Man, please add to the notes section when booking.

Your Included Itinerary
Castletown - Enjoy a visit to the ancient capital of Mann and discover the interesting facts and stories that this town has to tell. Capital of the Island until 1869, Castletown is made up of small winding streets, picturesque fishing cottages along the harbour and a Viking castle that towers over the centre of the town.\n\nPort St. Mary - Port St. Mary Beach or Chapel Beach, as it is also known, is situated in the southeast of the Island and has a pretty, sandy, sheltered beach. Port St. Mary has a small, but busy yacht harbour with fishing and sailing boats regularly coming and going. From Chapel Beach you can take a stroll over the “cat-walk” which leads to the inner and outer harbours.\n\nPort Erin - Picturesque Port Erin Beach sits in a sheltered bay bordered by the tall cliffs of Bradda Head to the north. The beach has stunning views to the Irish coast & the Mountains of Mourne in the distance. Looking up from the beach to the top of Bradda Head you can see the key-shaped Milner's Tower, built in 1871 in memory of local philanthropist and locksmith William Milner.\n\nRamsey - Taking position as second largest town on the Isle of Man. You will find quite a lot on the busy shopping street of popular Ramsey. Wander through the pretty harbour or relax on the beach as Ramsey boasts the most sunny spot on the island.\n\nPeel - Enjoy a visit to Peel in the West of the Island. Visit the House of Manannan, the acclaimed interactive museum that explores the Island's Celtic, Viking and maritime past. Explore Peel Castle situated on St Patricks Isle, originally a place of worship before becoming the fort of Magnus Barefoot, or maybe visit Manx Moore Kipper Factory located on the quayside, where the World famous Manx kippers are smoked using oak chips in a century old tradition.\n\nLaxey - A pretty village located on the east coast of the Island, best known for its large waterwheel, links to the Electric Railways, and garden glens.The Chesterhouse Hotel, Douglas The Chesterhouse Hotel, Douglas
Located on the promenade in Douglas - capital of the Isle of Man - the Chesterhouse Hotel offers individual style and luxury, traditional cuisine with high standards of accommodation, service and a warm welcome.\n \nHotel Features: All bedrooms with en-suite facilities, television, hairdryer, direct dial telephone and tea/coffee making facilities
- Restaurant with views over the Irish Sea
- Bar and lounge
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
- Lift to all floors.\n \n* This hotel is not suitable for wheelchairs or passengers with walking difficulties.