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Holiday rentals in Isle of Man

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Townhouse in Douglas
13 Willow Terrace, Douglas IM1 3HA
Spacious 2 bedroom house 5 minute walk from Douglas centre. It has its own private entrance, which leads on to a living room with 50inch Freeview TV, corner sofa and side board. The dining room has a 6 seater table with fireplace. Following on is the kitchen with all essential appliances. Upstairs has a large master bedroom with a King bed, wardrobe and chest of drawers. Second bedroom has a comfortable double bed with bedside tables each side. Bathroom has a bath/shower.
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Flat in Laxey
Laxey Beach Apartment
Beautifully appointed Beachside apartment with uninterrupted views of Laxey Harbour, Laxey Bay & the Irish Sea from the open plan lounge and kitchen. Bedroom has a superking bed which converts to 2 singles. Luxury bathroom with freestanding bath (with sea view) huge separate shower. Open plan lounge & kitchen with floor to ceiling window overlooking the beach & harbour. Willow & Hall double sofa bed with luxury mattress available if required. free Wifi.
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Guest suite in Douglas
Private Annex
My annex was recently built and is finished to a very high standard. It is fully insulated with underfloor heating and is equipped with everything you may need to make your stay comfortable. The annex is located to the rear of my property which is within a highly desirable area of Douglas and is extremely quiet and private.
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Other great holiday rentals in Isle of Man

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Holiday home in Laxey
1 bedroom flat within 5min walk to Laxey Beach
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Apartment in Douglas
Private central flat, cosy, stylish. Own parking.
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Townhouse in Port Erin
Gorgeous cottage by the beach, dog frdly, En-suites
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Flat in Douglas
Kent Apartments No 1 - Tourism Registered
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Cottage in Santon
The Mill House Stables
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Guest suite in Douglas
Self-contained studio annex on Douglas riverside
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Flat in Isle of Man
Hay Loft Studio. Countryside. Quirky|Unique (2pax)
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Bungalow in Port Erin
Lhag Mooar Lodge
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Guest suite in Port Erin
Ballabrae 4* Self-Catering Accommodation
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Flat in Douglas
Modern 2 bed furnished apartment (Wi-fi + Netflix)
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Flat in Port Erin
Sea Front Holiday Flats - Flat 8
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Cottage in Peel
Driftwood Holiday Cottage, Peel, Isle of Man
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Your guide to Isle of Man

Welcome to Isle of Man

Rolling hills, pebble beaches, and a history that dates back to before the Vikings: this extraordinary island in the Irish Sea can seem like the British Isles in miniature — though it’s much more than that. Located between the coasts of Northern Ireland and northwest England, the proudly autonomous Isle of Man is just 32 miles long and 14 miles wide and has a land and culture all its own, down to its native Manx language and what is claimed to be the world’s oldest parliament. From woodland glens to the sand dunes of the Ayres, the moorland-covered peak of Snaefell to the rocky islets off its southern coast, the Isle of Man’s variety of natural habitats make it a haven for wildlife, including puffins, dolphins, and the rare, tailless Manx cat. The villages and towns here offer a glimpse into an older way of life, from the thatched crofts of Cregneash to the Victorian terraces of Douglas.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Isle of Man

Spring and summer are particularly enjoyable times to visit the island, whereas autumn and winter can get rainy and chilly. At the end of May the famous TT Races turn the whole island into a hair-raising racing circuit, attracting some of the most celebrated motorcyclists in the world. The festive atmosphere is palpable, although you can also get a taste of it during the island’s other major events, be it in the beer and cider festival in spring or the film, literature, and food and drink festivals in autumn. Summer is the time for agricultural shows, which are major events for the rural communities — and an excuse for the island to show off its surprisingly large collection of classic cars.


Top things to do in Isle of Man

Maughold

This small northeastern parish with a coastline of cliffs and coves is full of delights. There’s a 12th-century church whose graveyard is decorated with ancient Celtic and Viking crosses; Dhoon Glen, with its 40-metre-drop waterfall; and Ballaglass Glen, one of the prettiest woods on the island, plus the 4,000-year-old Neolithic burial tomb of Cashtal yn Ard down the road.

The town of Peel

Looking west across the Irish Sea, the seaside town of Peel enjoys beautiful sunsets backed by the atmospheric outline of an 11th-century Viking castle. The walls and towers of its red sandstone fortress remain intact and provide an ideal viewing spot. There’s also a sandy beach and a chance to try a traditional Manx kipper in the place where they’re smoked.

The Sound

At the island’s southernmost point, this narrow body of water separates the coast from the Calf of Man, a rocky islet that’s a protected breeding habitat for seabirds and other wildlife. You can book a boat trip across to the Calf, or just take it in from the shore; nearby footpaths and coastal walks will also lead you to the charming village of Cregneash, or the dramatic limestone crevasses of the Chasms.

Destinations to explore