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Douglas Sleeps 10
Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage
From £1000 for a shortbreak.
From £1400 for a week.Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage is a truly unique and atmospheric place to stay, perched high above the sea on Douglas Head, one of the Isle of Man's most dramatic and historic coastal locations. Built in...
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Laxey Sleeps 6
Mariners House - Laxey
From £700 for a shortbreak.
From £910 for a week.Mariners House provides everything you could want from a family holiday home by the sea. The property has been recently refurbished with great care throughout and provides ample room for a group of si...
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Douglas Sleeps 5
Santa Rosa
From £600 for a shortbreak.
From £873 for a week.With 3 bedrooms, Santa Rosa is a self catering holiday cottage providing a perfect base for exploring the Isle of Man. Close to public transport links, the Manx Electric Railway, the famous Douglas Ba...
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Laxey Sleeps 4
2 Sunnyside Terrace
From £525 for a shortbreak.
From £1085 for a week.A delightful two bedroom Manx cottage in Laxey, a short distance from the beach and famous Laxey wheel, with views over Laxey Bay.The lovely south facing, terraced garden is a real sun trap in the Sum...
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Maughold Sleeps 2
Elgin Retreat
From £300 for a shortbreak.
From £727 for a week.Perfect for a couple's getaway, Elgin Retreat offers secluded accommodation in the heart of Maughold on the north east coast of the Island, just five minutes from Ramsey, where you'll find a variety o...
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Laxey Sleeps 2
Thie Ma Chree
From £400 for a shortbreak.
From £742 for a week.Thie-Ma-Chree is a delightful single storey self catering holiday cottage with a lovely elevated view out to sea over Laxey bay, Isle of Man. Situated right next to the 125 year old Manx Electric Rail...
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A land of rich glens, vibrant towns, and beautiful beaches, the East of the Isle of Man is the perfect holiday destination for a dog-friendly adventure. Spend your days exploring hidden treasures beneath the towering canopies of the area’s glens, which boast tumbling waterfalls, picturesque picnic areas, and sites steeped in history and covered in moss. Visit Dhoon Glen for one of the highest waterfalls on the island or Ballagllass Glen food trickling streams and curious sculptures.
Hike to the top of Snaefell Mountain for sweeping views across the island, or turn muddy boots and paws to the coast to discover sandy beaches and hidden coves. Douglas, the island’s capital, makes for a perfect base for your dog-friendly island escape, with lots of lovely cafés, pubs, and restaurants ensuring you are well fuelled for your travels.