AI generatedPeel
Isle of Man · West Coast · 10 m
Short description of Peel
Peel is the fishing town of the west coast, built of red sandstone around a harbour that faces the sunset. Peel Castle stands on St Patrick's Isle across the water, a walled enclosure holding a round tower, a ruined cathedral and the graves of Norse kings, joined to the town by a causeway. The House of Manannan tells the Celtic and Viking story of the island through reconstructed settings and a full size longship. Peel is where Manx kippers are still smoked over oak, and the beach runs the length of the town below Peel Hill and Corrin's Tower.
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Best time to visit: June – August
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All highlights and sightsBeta
- Peel Castle on St Patrick's Isle
- House of Manannan
- Peel Beach and the harbour
- Manx kippers smoked over oak
- Peel Hill and Corrin's Tower
- Fenella Beach below the castle walls
- Cathedral of St German
- Sunset over the west coast
- Harbour front cafes and Manx ice cream
- Raad ny Foillan coast path
- Manx music sessions in the pubs
- Tynwald Hill at St John's(Day trip)
- Niarbyl bay and its cottages(Day trip)