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Tours IOM operates a full fleet of executive coaches and minibuses.

Half day or full day tours for groups can be arranged. 16, 31 and 49 seat coaches available to hire. Alongside the exceptional facilities offered by our coaches, we also employ a team of knowledgeable drivers. Fully DBS-checked, courteous, helpful, and informative. Our drivers use their experience to provide interesting commentary, advice, and recommendations.

Private hires for air and sea transfers and hires can be also arranged to your requirements.

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• Disabled Accessibility - Whilst passengers cannot travel in their wheelchairs or mobility scooters, lightweight manual wheelchairs and small mobility scooters are accepted for travel, provided they are capable of being stowed in the luggage hold of the coach. It is important that we are aware of how many wheelchairs/scooters will need to be catered for, as much information as possible will assist us, please see list below. • Provide us the details of the size and make of the powered wheelchair/scooter to enable checks to be made on the manufacturer's website that it is suitable for carrying on the coach. • That the heaviest part of the scooter or powered wheelchair weighs no more than 20kgs. • The disabled customer is accompanied at the point of departure and arrival by a companion who can dismantle and reassemble the powered wheelchair / scooter to enable stowage in the coach. • The powered wheelchair / scooter is operated by dry cell, lithium batteries or gel fuel cell only. • It is deemed that there will be sufficient additional room in the luggage hold to carry the item. Fully trained and approved assistance dogs are welcome on our coaches. Aisles are not to be blocked for safety reasons.
• Ramp / Level Access - Both our minibuses have an access step that is enabled to assist access and egress.

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Louise is enthusiastic about sharing her love for the Isle of Man through both tailored wildlife tours and captivating tours exploring the island's remarkable history and heritage. As a certified Blue Badge Guide, Louise offers a personalised experience driving you to iconic landmarks and lesser known gems that are  inaccessible  by public transport. Additionally, Louise provides a service as a step-on guide for car, minibus or coach tours.

The Isle of Man, often described as a hidden gem, boasts a rich history and culture. Despite its small size, measuring about 33 miles long and 13 miles wide, the island’s landscape features a unique blend of history including Viking and Celtic heritage. Additionally, the Isle of Man is the only entire nation to achieve UNESCO biosphere status, showcasing the island’s natural beauty and solidifying its reputation as a jewel in the Irish Sea.

Perhaps known for Manx cats and the famous TT motorbike course, the island offers a wealth of  opportunities to explore including quiet secluded glens,  stunning coastal views, green rolling hills, unspoilt sandy beaches and famous island landmarks. If you’re planning a visit to the Isle of Man, why not explore the island with one of our guided tours? Every tour we offer can be tailored to suit your pace and preferences, so don’t hesitate to get in touch and discuss your specific needs with us.

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Half Day Wildlife & Scenic Adventure

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Half Day Viking & Celtic Heritage Tour

Cruise shore excursions, begin your visit to the isle of man with a hassle-free meeting at the cruise terminal from your friendly and experienced tour guide, louise. to access secluded locations around the island, louise will escort you in a comfortable spacious honda cr-v with full leather seats, elevated views and a panoramic sunroof. whether you’re interested in one of our tours or looking for something more tailored, we’re happy to help you make the most of your trip, at a pace that suits you., bespoke tours, are you searching for a more individualised tour experience perhaps you have a specific interest you'd like to delve into or wish to explore a particular area of the island, louise's car tours offer the flexibility to cater to your needs whilst providing a comfortable and spacious ride in a honda cr-v with full leather seats, elevated views and a panormaic sunroof. with her expertise, we can explore locations not reachable via public transport. if so, please get in touch to discuss your specific circumstances and how we can create a special itinerary just for you, step on tours, as a step on guide for your own coach, minibus or car, louise is dedicated to ensuring your guests’ get the most from their visit, with tailored itineraries to suit your group’s interest and schedule. louise can also meet groups at specific sites to tour around locations of special interest. step on tour prices vary depending  on duration and group size. if you would like personalised assistance to plan the perfect itinerary, contact louise who would be more than happy to help., hear from our explorers.

"Hugely enjoyable tour which gave us (including our 13 year old son) a real insight into the history of the island. We learned a lot and also enjoyed the relaxed style which put us all at our ease and made the tour so much fun. Our focus was transport on the island, where we had the opportunity to learn about RAF connections and visit a transport museum as well as enjoy the spectacular views. Overall, an excellent experience for us all!"

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Almost equidistant between England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, the Isle of Man is a UNESCO Biosphere Region of fascinating history and phenomenal coast and countryside. Walk the best of the Raad ny Foillan (Way of the Gull) trail, where highlights include spending time in Castletown, visiting charming Peel, and discovering the island's Viking and Celtic past.

What you’ll love

• Walking the best sections of the Raad ny Foillan (Way of the Gull) Trail 
• Riding the historic tram along the coast from Douglas to Laxey 
• Exploring the small winding streets of Castletown  
• Discovering heritage sites and ancient monuments 
• Relaxing on the soft golden sands of Port Erin Beach 
• Admiring dramatic coastal and countryside scenery 

What’s included

• Comfortable en-suite rooms in our partner accommodation(s) 
• Cooked or continental breakfast every morning 
• Daily packed lunches
• Three-course evening meals, plus tea & coffee  
• Guided walks with an experienced HF Holidays Leader 
• All transport to and from walks where necessary 
• Return flights from London Heathrow including hold baggage and airport transfers

Easy to download as a PDF, our trip notes provide detailed information for every holiday. Please click below to find the trip notes for your departure date.

All our carefully-curated itineraries are designed by our experts. While we make every effort to adhere to the described itinerary, we may take alternative routes or adapt the running order for weather and/or operational reasons.

Check in at The Ascot Hotel is available from 15:00 hours. Your leader will be at reception at 18:30 to meet the group and for a quick introduction to the holiday before dinner.

Our day starts with a journey on the Manx Electric Railway, travelling from Douglas to Ballaglass Glen just under an hour away. Our first stop is the Ballafayle Cairn and a Quaker burial ground. This section, and down to Port Mooar, is on a narrow minor road with flower displays for most of the year. We then head to Maughold Head and its associated church, where it's well worth stopping to look at the historic Celtic crosses. The headland and onward path to Ramsey provides coastal scenery, promising views over to the Lake District and Scotland on a clear day. We'll have time to explore at Ramsey before taking the tram back to Douglas.

8 miles (12.5km) with 900 feet (275m) of ascent

This section of the coast path skirts around coves and follows beaches, to end at Castletown, the old capital of the Isle of Man, with winding narrow streets, medieval castle and harbour. Taking in Santon Head, Port Soldrick and passing the airport, we head to Derby Haven, once the island's chief fishing port, before we explore the peninsula of Langness and St Michael’s island; a small grassy appendage with Derby Fort and ruins of St Michael’s chapel. 

10½ miles (16.5km) with 800 feet (240m) of ascent

We leave Port St Mary with its pretty harbour and climb through patchwork pastureland with great views ahead and behind. We pass The Anvil and Sugar Loaf and The Chasms with breathtaking scenery unfolding as we head towards the Calf of Man and Spanish Head, the most southerly point on the Raad ny Foillan. Dropping down into Calf Sound, where if we're lucky we might see some seals, we continue on the undulating coastal path with views of Braddha Head and Port Erin. Port Erin had its heyday in Victorian times and has a picturesque bay and refreshments and shops. 

8 miles (13km) with 1,300 feet (390m) of ascent

Today no walks are organised, allowing you to explore on your own. You may wish to walk or take the mountain railway to the top of Snaefell, visit the Great Laxey Wheel, discover the island’s Viking and Celtic past at the Manx Museum, or perhaps explore medieval Castle Rushen.

Departing from Fleshwick Bay, we will have a couple of significant climbs today, but the dramatic clifftop coastal scenery is worth every step. We’ll also visit Cronk ny Arrey Laa with its prehistoric burial mound and Millennium Cross – the highest point on the Raad ny Foillan at 1,434 feet above sea level. Our destination is Niarbyl Bay where we’ll be rewarded with scenes of charming thatched cottages clinging to the hillsides, fantastic views over the Irish Sea, and abundance of wildlife.

7½ miles (11.5 km) with 2,500 feet (750m) of ascent and descent

We start our walk with a visit to St John's Church and Tynwald Hill, where we find out about their significance in the governance of the island. The walk takes a pleasant rising traverse around the southern flank of Slieau Whallian, through pleasant pastureland down to the pretty village of Glen Maye. The descent through Glen Maye is like walking through the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Its beautiful sheltered, fern-filled woodland include some relics of the ancient forests that once covered the island. The walk along the cliffs is followed by a spectacular descent into Peel, where we end our week. Here we should have time to explore the castle and parts of the town, as well as taking the opportunity to buy some of the famous Manx kippers as an edible souvenir of your holiday. 

9 miles (14.5km) with 1170 feet (356m) of ascent and descent

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before making your way home.

Ascot Hotel, Douglas - Best of Isle of Man

The Ascot Hotel is a warm, friendly and contemporary hotel which enjoys a fantastic location just 100 yards off Douglas Sea Front and Promenade. All hotel rooms are en-suite with overhead shower, tea and coffee tray, remote control Flat Screen TV, Wi-Fi, iron and ironing board, in-room safes and hairdryer. A free tea and coffee machine for all guests can be found in the restaurant. Check-in is available from 3pm

Food & drink

Your stay is full-board. This includes daily breakfasts, packed lunch options, and evening meals. Vegetarian choices and dietary requirements can be catered for (please give advance notice when booking).

Packed lunches

Our packed lunches will be too much food for some and not enough for others; if you feel you might need more food during the walk, please bring a supply of snacks to supplement this – it won’t always be possible to buy these on the route. Your packed lunches will include: a bread sandwich or roll with a choice of filling; some fresh fruit; fruit cake/flapjack or similar, crisps and/or biscuits. For those of you tackling a level 4 or above holiday, we would highly recommend bringing some trail mix or something similar to ensure you've some fuel in reserve should you need it.

Dietary requirements

Our partner hotels can cater for most dietary requirements, but it is important you advise us of any allergies and dietary restrictions you have at the time of booking.

Getting to Ascot Hotel, Douglas - Best of Isle of Man

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The UK has a famously unpredictable climate so it's best to be prepared for weather that’s sunny one minute and raining the next.  To make it easier, here’s a list of items you should consider packing.   

Essentials  

• Suitable footwear such as waterproof walking boots that provide ankle support and good grip  
• Waterproof and windproof jacket 
• Comfortable clothing (jeans & waterproof capes are not suitable)  
• Mid-layer(s) to keep you warm. Fleeces make a good choice
• Waterproof overtrousers  
• Gloves and a warm hat  
• Rucksack with waterproof liner 
• Spotting scope and/or binoculars 
• Flask for hot drinks   
• Water bottle (at least 1 litre capacity)  
• Sunscreen  
• UV sunglasses  

Recommended  

• Several base layers (long-sleeve or short-sleeve)  
• Cushioned walking socks to avoid blisters  
• First aid kit, including plasters and insect repellent 
• Waterproof pouch for valuables  
• Rubbish bag (remember to always leave no trace)  
• Wallet/purse  
• First-aid kit 

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My wife and I stayed during a trip with Majestic Tours, we were there for four nights. On arrival the hotel staff took our cases from the coach and delivered them to our room. This was a pleasant surprise. The room was well appointed although at the rear of the premises. There was some noise from the kitchen extractor fans but these were turned off at 9.30pm. The meals were buffet / carvery style with a varied menu of well presented and cooked food on offer. Hotel staff were always polite and willing to help in any way they could. We would certainly use the hotel again when visiting the IOM. One note of caution however. The steps from the road are quite steep and need to be used with care. More

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My husband and I recently spent 4 nights at The Rutland Hotel, we had booked a deluxe sea view room which did have a beautiful view over Douglas Bay, The room was spotless and all facilities advertised were there, however despite the hotel having recently had money spent on it, it felt a little tatty in places, eg the bottom of the net curtains in the bathroom were falling off, the settee in the room felt past its best. As the previous reviews state for the size of the hotel with the number of floors it has, the lift was tiny you can only get 3 people in it (at a squeeze) which considering there were a lot of coach parties with less able visitors was not ideal. The corridors and stairs were narrow which made it difficult to pass people. We only used the restaurant for breakfast but this is where I had my concerns I have coeliac disease and have to follow a strict gluten free diet. I had informed the hotel on booking of this and when I went for breakfast on the first morning noted that Gluten Free cereal was provided and there was a card on the table saying if you had any food allergies or intolerances and needed assistance to speak to the server. I asked had they any Gluten free bread for toast and was told yes, but the server brought the bread out and put it in the same toaster as the normal bread therefore contaminating my toast with gluten Out of 4 mornings only one server was aware it needed to be cooked separately. The food was plentiful and good and my husband certainly enjoyed it. The hotel obviously caters mainly for coach holidays and I feel this is where there priority lies they need also to have time for their privately booked guests too. Please can I ask that restaurant staff have more training with regard to food allergies and intolerances.

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Dear valued guest, Thank you for your stay at The Rutland and for your review. We appreciate all feedback from our guests and are pleased to hear that you found the room to be clean and to your liking. We do, however, take very seriously your feedback regarding allergens and staff knowledge. All team members are trained with regard to food allergens and intolerances and we apologise that you experienced a situation where your food had not been properly prepared. We will take this opportunity to review the staff training so that this does not happen again in the future and sincerely thank you for bringing this to our attention. We do hope to welcome you back to The Rutland on your next visit. Kind regards,

Only spend one night in Hotel as out all Day at Funeral on the Island, but Hotel Room was nice and clean and stocked up nicely with Snack and all you need in Bathroom ie shampoo, soap, Got a nice sea view overt Bay, Would come back again.

Hotel room was clean and well appointed. Very hot in mid September with all the windows in the room permanently open and with no central heating on. Fire Exits signed from 3rd and 2nd floors and then disappear at the first floor with four possible corridors. Breakfast shuts down just after 9am even at the weekend, no chance of a lie in! Staff are pleasant but as they are foreign have little local knowledge. No detailed map of the area and no folder of local information or any information about the hotel's facilities in the room. Judging by the quaint replies to other comments (usually only the complementary ones) I suspect the management struggles with English as well.

Dear guest, thank you for your stay and review. We take on board the issues you have raised and will investigate these and address them as may be necessary. I would add that we would certainly have been happy to provide you with many recommendations for the local area if we had the full opportunity. We hope to have the chance to host you on your next visit to the Isle of Man. Kind regards,

Myself and three other friends stayed for two nights as we were doing the E2E mountain bike event. The hotel staff could not do enough for us, they gave a first class service even though two of my mates are hard to please they could not praise the service enough.

Stayed for 5 nights whilst attending the Isle of Man rally. No information in the room apart from fire drill on the back of the door. Breakfast was average. Bacon was good and so were the fried eggs although everything was fried to had to drain the grease off! Staff helpful enough although it was clear that when the 9am breakfast deadline was reached they were keen to clear the room and set for dinner. Room was on 3rd floor and the kitchen fans were switched on at 6am every morning which woke me up if the window was open which needed to be as the room was too warm. Didn't eat here in the evening so cannot comment on the dinner menu or food. Shower was good and loads of room.

Dear valued guest, thank you for your review and I'm sorry that there were aspects of your stay which you clearly feel we could improve upon. We will investigate these points as a matter of urgency and address them as may be necessary. We do hope to have the opportunity to welcome you on your next visit to the Isle of Man, to prove our level of service to you and to address any unfortunate perceptions as you have experienced on this occasion. Kind regards,

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Isle of Man – Douglas

The Isle of Man is shrouded in mystery, a sea bound kingdom with its own captivating story to tell, with a rich history, that echoes through the ages. A melting pot of character and taste, where true heroes exist and sea monsters bask in the shallows. Landscapes carved from pure imagination and magical vistas of the Seven Kingdoms. A world of tangled trees and twisty trails. A place where legends are Manx made. This idyllic island boasts well preserved heritage sites, classic railways and its very own Parliament, but best known for its motorcycle racing, the iconic Isle of Man TT races.

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The Empress Hotel

Overlooking the open seaside, The Empress Hotel offers a warm and friendly welcome and is complemented by impeccable service and superb food from the restaurant. All rooms have been designed with comfort and convenience in mind and include en-suite bathroom with complimentary toiletries, LCD flatscreen television with radio stations, hairdryer, trouser press, direct dial telephone, tea, coffee and biscuits and free WiFi. PLEASE NOTE that due to the original architectural features of our Isle of Man Hotel, we politely advise that it is not suitable for any guests requiring wheelchair, mobility assistance or street level access. This property has 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.

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The Majestic Chinese Restaurant offers a full range of Chinese and Cantonese cuisine with a relaxing ambience and a fantastic sea view!

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