The Peel Centenary Centre is the Isle of Man's only arts and community centre run by volunteers and is an excellent venue for performing arts including theatrical productions as well as corporate presentations and lectures, exhibitions, workshops and more. The venue is available for hire and offers a main hall with theatre seating, fully equipped lighting, sound and studio quality recording facilities, and the Atholl Room is perfect for yoga, exercise and dance with tables and chairs available, and is fully licensed with bar serving ales, wines and spirits on request. The Peel Centenary Centre also has disabled toilet facilities and regularly hosts not to be missed live concerts, opera, musical productions and more, come see what's on and enjoy the show.READ MORE

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Knockaloe Beg Farm is a rural working farm below Corrin's Tower in Peel on the Isle of Man offering many different types of accommodation options from guest house stays, to self catering, bunkhouse and glamping. Built to replicate the original historical building which dated back to the 16th century, the farmhouse offer bed and breakfast farmstays in five double or twin en-suite rooms with shared lounge and full internet services and traditional Manx farmhouse breakfasts, served at their 300 year old double gate legged round oak table. Their glamping cabins offer luxury in the orchard behind the farmyard and sleep up to four people, the self catering Stables sleep up to 6, and the Byre 4, while the Bunkhouse and Bothy offer hostel style accommodation for up to 8 people. Knockaloe Beg Farm has something for everyone, and cater to children's farm parties.READ MORE

The Creek Inn in the quayside in Peel on the Isle of Man overlooks Peel Hill and the new marina is a real ale drinkers paradise which serves locally brewed Okell's ales and up to 10 ever changing guest beers year round. They have a traditional lounge and large outside seating area, and local and UK bands play every weekend throughout the year at this best loved freehouse on the island. Excellent home-cooked pub food is served every day from 12pm, and they offer an all day menu, special menu, wine menu and occasion menu for those special events and celebrations. This is the perfect venue for festivities, food and fun where the drinks never end. The Creek Inn also offers live music and festivities all throughout the TT and MGP events, and regularly hosts events, find out what's happening over the next few weeks and come for the best of times.READ MORE

The Highwayman in Peel on the Isle of Man offers a delicious restaurant menu of quality food at pub prices, and is ideal for the whole family to enjoy. Located on the outskirts of Peel, they offer traditional pub characteristics like pork scratching with drinks as well as wholesome food, and they are open every day. The Highwayman has WIFI, disabled facilities, a garden area and you can enjoy live sports on the TV, they also offer regular events, pub games, traditional beer and more, and cater to functions, pop down and see for yourself. Menu items include delectable starter choices, mains of pie of the day, handmade burgers, tandoori spiced chicken, sirloin steaks, hot smoked salmon nicoise, beer battered fish, chicken breast, pasta, honey glazed ham and so much more, and light lunches are available, leave space for dessert too.READ MORE

Albany House Bed and Breakfast located on Isle on Man in Peel, is a Victorian terrace home that offers three guest suites. The island offers unspoilt beaches, flora and fauna, nine golf courses, River Fishing, Reservoir Fishing, Sea Water Fishing, cycling trails and sea kayaking. READ MORE

Harry's Cottage in a quiet lane in the heart of old Peel on the Isle of Man is just one minutes walk from the beach and promenade, and can accommodate two to four people comfortably. There's a spacious bedroom upstairs and a double sofa bed downstairs in the living area, which is open plan with dining area and traditionally styled fully equipped kitchen. Harry's Cottage also offers coastal sightseeing trips and cruises on their luxurious licensed charter motor boat, and it's ideal for private party trips and corporate entertaining with catering facilities for up to 8 people. Ideally located in the heart of Peel, staying at Harry's Cottage offers fishing, spectacular scenery and walking, the harbour and marina, historical sites, a lovely beach and promenade and local coastal activities.READ MORE

The Leece Museum in Peel on the Isle of Man, is located in the Old Courthouse building with many original features including the Black Hole prison cell. Devoted to objects, photographs and documents relating to Peel, the museum is of special interest to those who are researching family history or wish to discover what life was like in the busy Manx fishing port of days back in time. The Leece Museum can assist with research and educational projects with knowledgeable staff on hand to assist, there is a small research centre and also look to develop their collection of artifacts and documents. Noted local historians offer themed walks, and informal talks and discussions are available for groups, plus visitors can buy photographs, gifts, souvenirs and more in the Museum shop.READ MORE

Filbeys is a little restaurant in Peel on the Isle of Man offering a contemporary feel with warm lighting, wall hangings and artwork, and serve a delectable menu of homemade dishes using on the freshest, local Manx produce. The all day menu offers exquisite starters and mains with delectable choices of seafood, fish, duck, chicken and steak dishes and side orders and leave room for dessert, you'll be thankful you did. They also have ciabattas and sandwiches for lunch, fresh homemade salads and will pack a picnic for two to be enjoyed on the island, and they are open for Sunday lunch with exquisite offerings including the Filbey family rustic roast for 4 people. Filbeys is also available to cater for private dinners and functions, contact them for further details.READ MORE

The Central Hotel in Peel on the Isle of Man dates all the way back to 1608 and was one of the first pubs ever recorded on the Island and comes with a fascinating history, still today retaining it's olde world charm with a tiny bar serving real okells ales by a log fire. Join them for a fabulous meal of delectable starters including soup of the day, pate and toast with red currant jelly or breaded mushrooms and salad, and exquisite mains choices of home made lasagne, gammon steak, scampi, battered cod, succulent steaks, hot baps, all day breakfasts, home made burgers and more, they also have a children's menu and do Sunday Roasts. Enjoy your meal with real ales, various lagers, spirits and cocktails and every day they have something special on. The Central Hotel also hosts lively Saturday night's and welcomes you to join them for fun, entertainment, good company and food.READ MORE