ISLE OF MAN
From rugged cliffs to rolling moorland and wide flat plains of sandy beaches, the Isle of Man offers a unique culture and fascinating heritage that stretches back thousands of years. As a crown dependency the island is not actually part of the United Kingdom, but has its own currency and laws, traditions and Manx language (but don’t worry as sterling is accepted and English is the spoken language). Our base for this tour is Douglas, the capital of the island where there is plenty for everyone including a good range of shops, a busy harbour, , bars, cafes plus historical buildings running along the crescent of the bay as well as the world famous Douglas Horse Tram.
Rutland Hotel, Douglas
On the scenic Queens Promenade, The Rutland Hotel is an elegant building on the Isle of Man. With panoramic views across Douglas Bay and a carvery restaurant, it is just 5 minutes’ drive from the ferry terminal and a short seafront stroll from the town centre. Featuring 24-hour room service and free Wi-Fi, each room includes a flat-screen satellite TV, tea and coffee making facilities, and ironing supplies. The en-suite bathrooms have a shower, bath, and a hairdryer. Some rooms boast sea views. (Additional supplement may apply)
Please note that due to the original architectural features of our Isle of Man hotels, we politely advise that they are not suitable for any guests requiring, wheelchair, mobility assistance or street level access. These properties have a number of external steps to access the hotel entrance, as well as internal steps to the upper floors, including the access route from the lift to adjacent bedroom corridors. The hotel does have a lift but is not suitable for wheelchairs.
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Departure Date
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No of Days
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Price
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Single Supp
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Sat 05th April
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5
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£560
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£64
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Price Includes
Return executive class air-conditioned coach travel
Return ferry crossing between Heysham and Douglas
Four nights dinner, bed & full Manx breakfast at the Rutland Hotel
Full day tour guide of the Isle of Man (north of the island)
Train journey from Douglas to Port Erin
Free time in Douglas
Live entertainment on a minimum of two nights
Door to door pickup service (subject to area)