Moore's Traditional Curers based in the historic fishing port of Peel on the Isle of Man offer traditionally cured kippers and other seafood products which can be delivered to your door. They have been traditionally curing oak smoked kippers for over 120 years, and this family business is a working factory and shop and a living museum offers interesting kipper yard tours taking visitors through the entire kipper making process. Moore's Traditional Curers welcome on-line orders, and other products include oaks smoked bacon, smoked salmon, crab meat, crab claws, queen and king scallops and more, with UK delivery only, and they dispatch on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. READ MORE

The Waldick Hotel welcomes you to the stunning sea view establishment overlooking the Irish sea in the historic castle of Peel on the Isle of Man, just a short walk to the centre of town. Room choices include seaview rooms, doubles, twins and single rooms all en-suite with flat screen TV's, central heating and more, and they welcome pets. Enjoy a continental breakfast in the dining room and packed lunches and vegetarian meals are available on request, then head out exploring. The Hotel Waldick is ideally located for walking, birdwatching, golf and the many other sporting activities available including adventure sports, mountain biking, horse riding, heritage railways, wildlife watching, motorsport and so much more, come for a fabulous stay with breathtaking views in this magnificent motel.READ MORE

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 Boatyard in Peel on the Isle of Man offers delectable British cuisine and seafood including fresh, locally sourced lobsters and Manx meats skilfully prepared by the chefs in the open plan kitchen with views over the marina and Peel Castle. Located on the beautiful Peel Quayside, The Boatyard Restaurant offers a set menu, a la carte, blackboard specials, a children's menu and desserts with delectable choices enjoyed in the friendly coastal themed surrounds, and complimentary homemade bread is served in a metal bucket with butter in vintage sardine tins. The Boatyard Restaurant is available for small gatherings and celebrations and larger functions up to 50 guests, they offer part or fully exclusive use of the restaurant, and cater to wedding receptions, corporate functions, christening parties, meetings, seminars, lectures, Christmas parties and more.READ MORE

Book your stay at The Fernleigh in Peel on the Isle of Man, a mid-terrace Victorian house with 5 majestic storeys and an enviable position overlooking Peel Bay, Peel Castle and beyond to the Irish Sea. This family run bed and breakfast has 12 furnished guest bedrooms including a large family room, a lounge and dining room and is tastefully and beautifully decorated with Victorian features and original paintings, come for a wonderful walk back in time in a house that is over a hundred years old. The Fernleigh serves a spectacular breakfast with sea views from an award winning hearty menu which changes every day, and includes a broad selection of hot and cold vegetarian options, and of course the famous Manx Kippers. Come for a real home from home experience in a comfortable setting surrounded by beauty, it's the ideal base to explore all that the island has to offer.READ MORE

The White House in Peel on the Isle of Man is a 19th century pub voted Camra Pub of the Year 6 times and a wonderful family owned freehouse. They boast 10 hand pumps on the beautiful oak top bars, open fires, exposed beams and a cozy snug feel where everyone gets a traditional warm welcome. Four rooms cater to darts, pool, music and local events around a central servery with nine real ales, over one hundred and forty single malt Whiskies, together with lager, Guinness and scrumpy. This traditional real ale pub has a history dating all the way back to 18th century, and last entry is at midnight, so come take a walk back in time and enjoy the fabulous White House pub.READ MORE

1 Mews Cottages is a comfortable and well appointed property furnished for up to six guests in the heart of the lovely seaside town of Peel. A 3 bedroom house, double story 1 min from the beach and with views of the Peel castle. No-smoking and no pets allowed. 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 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

The Ward Library in Peel on the Isle of Man offers free membership and has a wonderful selection of fiction, non-fiction, audio books, papers, magazines and even free internet on your device or one of their computers with the first half hour free. The Ward Library has been serving the public and community for well over 107 years, and the lending department offers excellent choices of reading material, classic and contemporary fiction, audio books and non fiction. The Sophia Morrison reference library here is available with a wealth of local information available in-house and every one is invited to use them for references, come along and support your local library, they always have the local papers and a good selection of magazines too.READ MORE