Situated between the coastlines of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, in the middle of the Irish sea, is the magical Isle of Man, home to a vast array of fascinating history and heritage from museums and medieval castles to landmarks and vintage railways. An Island like no other…

THE RUTLAND HOTEL, DOUGLAS ***

Situated on Douglas promenade with beautiful sea views, the Rutland Hotel offers comfortable accommodation, welcoming hospitality and an excellent location for exploring the Isle of Man’s attractions and heritage railways.

Price Includes

• Return ferry crossing Heysham/Douglas

• 5 nights dinner, bed & breakfast

• Admission to Cregneash Folk Museum

• Single Steam Railway journey from Port Erin to Douglas

• Admission to House of Manannan

• Single journey on Manx Electric Railway

• Return journey on Snaefell Mountain Railway

• Admission to the Laxey Wheel

• Coach excursions as described

• Fully escorted throughout

Please be aware that Travel Insurance is recommended for viting the Isle of Man. This can either be purchased through Kirbys or independently.

We offer one FREE place in every 20, or one at half price for every 10. We can also arrange one pick up (if required) of your choosing for the whole group (minimum of 20 passengers). For groups larger than 20, please email coaches@kirbyscoaches.co.uk.

Magical Isle of Man

Discover the unique charm, fascinating heritage and spectacular scenery of the Isle of Man on this unforgettable escorted holiday. Situated in the heart of the Irish Sea between England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, the Isle of Man offers a truly distinctive blend of history, coastal beauty and vintage transport experiences.

Staying at the welcoming Rutland Hotel on Douglas promenade, this relaxing island escape combines scenic railway journeys, historic attractions and breathtaking coastal landscapes.

Travelling by ferry from Heysham to the Isle of Man, your adventure begins in the island’s capital, Douglas, famous for its sweeping seafront promenade, Victorian heritage and traditional horse-drawn trams.

Explore the island’s rich cultural heritage with a visit to Cregneash Folk Museum, where traditional cottages and demonstrations bring Manx history and rural life vividly to life. Continue to the Sound Café for spectacular coastal views overlooking the dramatic Calf of Man.

Visit the picturesque seaside village of Port Erin before enjoying a nostalgic journey aboard the island’s historic steam railway to Douglas, travelling through beautiful countryside and coastal scenery.

Discover the charming fishing town of Peel, known for its distinctive red sandstone buildings and attractive harbour. Included entry to the fascinating House of Manannan reveals the island’s rich Celtic, Viking and maritime history through interactive displays and storytelling.

A highlight of the holiday is the journey aboard the historic Manx Electric Railway from Douglas to Laxey, home to the famous Laxey Wheel — the world’s largest working waterwheel and one of the island’s most iconic landmarks.

Continue aboard the spectacular Snaefell Mountain Railway to the summit of Snaefell, the island’s highest point. On clear days, breathtaking views stretch across the “seven kingdoms” — the Isle of Man, England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, heaven and the sea.

Combining heritage railways, fascinating history and stunning island scenery, this Isle of Man holiday offers a truly memorable and unique travel experience.