This was one of our favourite stops on the island. Situated across a bridge from Peel, it's a ruined castle and cathedral with a lot of history and fantastic views out to sea. It does open slightly later than other heritage attractions so just double check the timings. There's a booth as you enter where you can buy tickets and a guidebook. Further inside, there are toilets available too. Inside the ruins, it's quite sparse in terms of information boards however they offer an audio guide if you wish to give extra information. I actually quite liked it because it's such an evocative place that it meant you could really visualize what was there (and take great photos too!) Don't miss the gravestones as well, the etchings are very interesting and give an insight into Peel history! Be aware, there are lots of bunny holes too and the ground is a little rough in places! Due to falling masonry and restoration, a few areas are cordoned off too.

It's a great, sandy beach located on the east coast of the Isle of Man. It has charity shops, ice cream parlour, fish and chips restaurant, pubs and restaurants in it. It's peaceful and quiet. You can visit the castle nearby or two of the museums. It also has some beach huts.

Ruins of the St Peter`s church destroyed by fire in the fifties. The site now stands like a memoriam with only the tower and outer remains with tombstones left.

Called into this shop whilst on holiday - a little treasure trove - picked up postcards and stamps - very helpful

Peel Beach is definitely one of the Isle of Man highlights. I would call it a cosy spot, inviting to chill. Or, of course, perfect for a stroll around, especially around the castle. I would love to have much more stands offering snacks. Especially, for my taste, with fish. There's much more to do with fish, rather to fry it in some bake cover ☺️

Ice cream, chocolates and food emporium that at times can get a little busy. Limited seating indoors but there is some seating outdoors too. Easy to see why it is popular the ice cream is great. Definitely visit especially after a good walk around the castle.

Little gem of a museum. Upstairs I believe was a magistrates court, downstairs the jail cells. Upstairs hosts an array of local historical items, and downstairs the cell is full of motorcycles. Must visit.

Very welcoming staff, breakfast beautifully presented, slightly more expensive than some other breakfasts but the quality of the food, particularly the sausage made it worth it. Great care has been taken to decorate the cafe. Dog friendly, the owner even brought a posh water bowl bor the dog.

Brilliant friendly service, food was served in good time, looked and tasted very good, all at reasonable prices. It is wheelchair friendly reasonable amount of room between tables, there is street parking.

Probably one of the best restaurants in the island, next to the sea with wonderful views. Staff was very attentive, polite and elegant, they suggested us the fishes of the day, the skate wing came from another world, a world where I'd love to live because that taste was incredible! Rosemary soup was definitely somethin, it was delicious. Prices are bit higher than other regular restaurants but it's worth it. 100% recommended.