Various Arrival Days x 4 nights staying in Douglas
“I have worked with the team for over 25 years and will continue to do so for many more to come.” UK Tour Operator
Immersed in myth and legend, the "Kingdom of Man" boasts a captivating narrative deeply rooted in its diverse culture. Steeped in mystery, our journey takes us to the world's oldest parliament and Cragneash Village, where we glimpse into the lives of crofters and keep our eyes peeled for tailless cats along the countryside trails. Two scenic rail journeys unfold, offering a leisurely way to appreciate the island's stunning coastal scenery. Throughout the tour, enjoy the comfort of two of the Island’s most group-friendly hotels.
The Isle of Man hosts the world-famous Isle of Man TT motorcycle race, renowned for its prestige and challenging course
Various Arrival Days x 4 nights staying in Douglas
“I have worked with the team for over 25 years and will continue to do so for many more to come.” UK Tour Operator
Day 1 Isle of Man Sailing
Board the Isle of Man ferry from Heysham for the 3 ¾ hrs sailing to Douglas.
Day 2 Laxey & Snaefell Mountain Railway
Heading north, discover the historic village of Laxey, renowned for housing the world's largest working waterwheel, named "Isabella." From the "Cottage," board the mountain railway to ascend Snaefell Peak, offering ample time to absorb panoramic views of the island. Continue to Ramsey, the second-largest town, where you can enjoy some free time. On the return journey, traverse a portion of the iconic TT course, passing landmarks such as Kates Cottage, Keppel Gate, and Windy Corner.
Day 3 Free Day in Douglas
Nestled on the Isle of Man, Douglas stands as a bustling coastal resort, brimming with a rich tapestry of attractions and activities for visitors. The strategically located hotel, at the heart of this vibrant town, serves as an ideal base for exploration. Notably, Douglas boasts a newly refurbished promenade, offering a picturesque stroll along the coastline. Don't miss the chance to experience the Victorian charm of the local pier, adding a touch of nostalgia to your seaside retreat.
Day 4 Steam train, Cregneash & Peel
Hop on the IOM steam railway for a 16-mile journey through picturesque countryside to Port Erin. Your coach awaits to take you to Cregneash, the British Isles' first open-air folk museum, showcasing indigenous animals and traditional farming. Explore Port St Mary and Port Erin on a coastal drive before heading to Peel for its kippers, castle, and sandy beach. Return to Douglas along the TT circuit, passing Tynwald Hill and the world's oldest parliament, the 1000-year-old Manx Parliament.
Various Arrival Days x 4 nights staying in Douglas
“I have worked with the team for over 25 years and will continue to do so for many more to come.” UK Tour Operator
ONICH - Onich Hotel
Commended
Approved - Reaches Classic’s minimum quality threshold
Commended - Many areas within the hotel are above average
1st Class - The hotel is well above average in all departments
This 26 bedroom hotel has had significant recent refurbishment. Located on the edge of Glencoe, 7 miles south of Fort William. The hotel has the most amazing uninterrupted loch & mountain views, and is located right on the lochside.
Great food reviews
Disabled assisted rooms
Free on site coach parking
Fine views from hotel
FORT WILLIAM - Moorings Hotel
Approved
Approved - Reaches Classic’s minimum quality threshold
Commended - Many areas within the hotel are above average
1st Class - The hotel is well above average in all departments
Bedrooms: 36
Steps into Hotel: Ramp
The Moorings has a beautiful location in the village of Banavie, some 2 miles outside Fort William, next to the lock gates on the Caledonian Canal and with sweeping views across the town on to Ben Nevis. The Moorings is without doubt the best hotel to st
The Moorings has a beautiful location in the village of Banavie, some 2 miles outside Fort William, next to the lock gates on the Caledonian Canal and with sweeping views across the town on to Ben Nevis. The Moorings is without doubt the best hotel to stay in for groups whilst in Fort William. All the rooms are well furnished, ost with open views. There is a cosy and inviting bar and lounge and the food is fresh and home made using as much local produce as possible.
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Lift/Ground Floor rooms
Great food reviews
Disabled assisted rooms
Free on site coach parking
Fine views from hotel
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