The complete index

Every listing, town by town

Every property on this site on one page, grouped by the town it sits in and ordered by guest score. No filters, no pagination — just the whole list. 89 properties in total.

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Douglas

The island's capital. The seafront promenade, the horse trams, the ferry terminal and the terminus of both the steam and the electric railway — the natural base for a first visit.

44 propertiesDouglas guide →

Ramsey

The northern town, where the mountains give out and the plain begins. A working harbour, Mooragh Park and a long beach heading north.

9 propertiesRamsey guide →

Peel

Red sandstone, a working fishing harbour and a castle on its own island — the only town on the west coast, and the one that faces the sunset.

8 propertiesPeel guide →

Laxey

A mining village down a steep wooded glen. The Great Laxey Wheel at the top, the harbour at the bottom, and two Victorian railways meeting at the station in between.

5 propertiesLaxey guide →

Castletown

The island's former capital, built around Castle Rushen at the mouth of a drying harbour. Quiet, low and grey-stone.

Port Erin

A Victorian village around a sheltered sandy bay in the south-west, at the end of the steam railway from Douglas.

Port St Mary

A working fishing village round the headland from Port Erin, and the start of the cliff path south to Spanish Head and the Sound.

Elsewhere on the island

Villages and open country beyond the towns with pages of their own — Onchan, Sulby, Ballaugh, Ballasalla, Foxdale, Glen Vine and further afield.

14 properties