Cottages for October half term in West of the Isle of Man
Savour the best of autumn with a holiday cottage stay this October half term. Find the perfect cottage for half term and celebrate this cosy time of year. Read more
Our exclusive ferry discounts of up to 25% will make your island trip with Classic plain sailing.We have 24 luxury self catering cottages for the October half term in West of the Isle of Man
Barnagh Barns
168Beautifully converted Manx barn near Kirk Michael with stunning views and modern comforts
A beautifully converted Manx barn set in an elevated position above Kirk Michael, offering stunning 360-degree views of the surrounding countryside and coastline. Barnagh Barn h...
The Glaicke Beg
167A beautifully renovated Manx stone barn in Ballaugh
The Glaicke Beg is a detached holiday home for two, blending traditional charm with modern comfort. Just 500 yards from the famous Ballaugh Bridge, it's the perfect base to relax a...
Mountain View
166A modern annex in the peaceful village of Ballaugh.
New for 2025! Mountain View is a stylish, modern, single-level self-catering annex in the peaceful village of Ballaugh, Isle of Man. Beautifully designed for comfort and con...
Molly's Barn
161Modern comfort meets island charm, an eco-conscious home for four
New for 2025! Molly's Barn is a self-catering holiday home located in St John's in the west of the Isle of Man. Its modern, eco-conscious design offers the perfect balance of co...
1 Charles Street
1Located on a dreamy narrow cobbled pedestrian street in Peel
1 Charles Street is the perfect base to explore Peel in the west of the Isle of Man. This small cottage will comfortably sleep 3 people in 2 bedrooms, it also features an en-suite ...
15 Duke Street
215 Duke Street is a cosy seaside cottage in Peel in the west of the Isle of Man
15 Duke Street is a self-catering holiday cottage located in the popular seaside town of Peel in the west of the Isle of Man. Ideal for a couple or a small family, 15 Duke Stree...
5 Charles Street
5Discover 5 Charles Street, a traditional cottage tucked away in the quaint streets of Peel
BRAND NEW FOR SUMMER 2024 5 Charles Street is a traditional self-catering cottage with modern facilities tucked away in the quaint cobbled Charles Street, only a hop from the sa...
Acorn Cottage (Willow Nook Cottages)
8A rural escape overlooking the coast near Kirk Michael, Acorn Cottage is a fabulous secluded escape
Acorn Cottage is a spacious one bedroom self-catering holiday cottage located just outside Kirk Michael, a small village on the west coast of the Isle of Man. The cottage is sit...
Each and every one of our cottages is fully equipped with everything you’ll need on holiday.
Fully equipped cottages
All of our cottages have a standard list of equipment that goes above and beyond. As well as fluffy towels and readymade beds, our bare minimum includes everything you’ll need and more, from plenty of teaspoons to added extras such as gravy boats so no matter where you stay, you’ll be able to make your favourite home-cooked dishes.
Each inventory is regularly checked and counted so you won’t be stuck without a ladle and can leave your hairdryer at home, plus you’ll find a starter set of toiletries and cleaning products so you can get on with your holiday.
Aer Varrey
9Aer Varrey is a first floor apartment with attractive, modern decor boasts amazing panoramic views
Aer Varrey, meaning "Sea Air" when translated from Manx Gaelic, is a bright and modernised first floor apartment with attractive decor. The magnificent panoramic sea view...
Ballachrink Lodge
16Ballachrink Lodge is a stylish single level cottage located in the small village of Glen Maye
Ballachrink Lodge is a stylish self catering holiday cottage located in the small village of Glen Maye on the west coast of the Isle of Man, just south of Peel. The property sle...
October can be the most colourful month of the year, with trees parading their final flourish before stripping bare for the winter. Take the kids on a half term holiday to remember and soak up the last hints of green in West of the Isle of Man. A day out to a public garden might not be first on the children's list of things to do but running through tunnels lined with golden leaves and feeling the crunch underfoot will soon have them jumping in leafy mounds with excitement. The sea has a magical quality, reflecting the October sky and sparkling on the horizon. It doesn't matter if the weather takes a turn for the wintery worse, as a good storm will liven up any school holiday - stand safely back from the sea and feel the salty spray.
