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Summer 2022 availability on the Isle of Man
Avoid the crowds and visit the Isle of Man this summer, a gem in the Irish Sea!
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What's on in August?
There's plenty to see and do over the summer months here on the sunny Isle of Man... From fabulous theatre shows and Pride celebrations, to cliff top concerts! Take a look at our What's On Guide and start planning your trips out to explore the island!
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Guided Walking Tours of Castletown in August
Find out all there is to know about the historical town of Castletown!
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What's on in July?
There's plenty to see and do on the Island in July! From live music, to road racing, to stunning floral displays! Take a look at what's on this month.
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Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering Festival
Yn Chruinnaght Celtic Gathering has been celebrating Manx, Irish, Cornish, Welsh, Scottish and Breton culture for over 40 years. Based in Peel, a fishing town on the beautiful west coast of the Isle of Man, the festival presents six days of music and dance concerts, family friendly ceilis, talks & workshops, Celtic language & literature, delicious food ‘n’ folk sessions, artisan craft fair and lots of free community events.
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What's On in June?
There's plenty to see and do on the Isle of Man in June... and it's not just motorbikes!
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What's On this May?
A whistlestop tour of things to do on the Isle of Man in May 2022!
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Get away from it all on the Calf of Man
The Calf of Man is a small islet of some 600 acres separated from the Isle of Man by a narrow channel through which tides race four times each day. Named by our Viking forebears (Kalfr means a small island lying off a larger) the Calf has a fascinating history with lessons of self-reliance that carry messages for us today.
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TT 2022 Availability
A list of Island Escapes' remaining self-catering accommodation availability for TT 2022.
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Isle of Man visitors helping to protect Manx wildlife
In 2018, Island Escapes started a partnership with wildlife charity, Manx Wildlife Trust (MWT), and the relationship is showimng real benefits for local wildlife.