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The Clybane Hotel is situated in the centre of the Promenade. Near shopping centre, amuse ments and casino.
* We have made comfort the earmark of this hotel * Tourist Board Approved * Bathroom and Showers * Ironing room * Hairdrying room * Bedrooms have own keys, razor plugs, etc. * Children welcome, reduced rates
* We take pride in preparing a delightful cuisine for our visitors
* All night keys issued to all residents CLYBANE
PRIVATE HOTEL
CENTRAL PROM — DOUGLAS Tel. 4955
Write today for illustrated brochure to Mr. & Mrs. N. Chatel Telephone: Douglas 4734
“ INGLEWOOD” QUEEN’S PROMENADE
PRIVATE HOTEL
Ideally situated on select part of sea front. Central for all Amusements, Sea and Sun bathing from door. Accommoda tion for 80 guests. All bedrooms fitted with hot and cold running water, and shaving plugs.
FULLY LICENSED Smoke room and separate TV Lounge
Personal supervision is given to all comforts which will enable you to enjoy your holiday at “ INGLEWOOD”
Terms from 28/- per day. Full Board and Residence. Resident Proprietors : Mr. and Airs. G. A. GARRETT
“DOMINION’’ PRIVATE HOTEL
Charmingly situated on select part of Sea Front. Central for all Amusements. Sea and Sun Bathing from the Door. Accommodation for SO Guests. Large Airy Bedrooms, all fitted with Hot and Cold Running Water. Midday Dinner. Fully Licensed. Large Smoke Room. Separate TV Lounge.
Personal Attention is given to all Comfort which will enable you to enjoy your stay at the
“ DOMINION ”
Terms from 28/6 per day. Full Board and Residence. Resident Proprietors: Mr. and Mrs. E. GRAVENER.
Telephone Douglas 5931. QUEEN’S PROMENADE, DOUGLAS FULLY LICENSED ORCHESTRA Empress Hotel
CENTRE OF PROMENADE Telephone Douglas 4950
'mr - ' * NIGHT PORTER. * INCLUSIVE TARIFF FROM 47/- EACH PERSON PER DAY.
* SEA BATHING FROM FRONT OF HOTEL. * LOUNGE BAR. * LIFT. * DANCING. * SPACIOUS MODERN LOUNGES. * TELEVISION.
* 105 BEDROOMS. ’ RELAX IN COMFORT ON THE HOTELS LAWNS & SUN TERRACE.
Write at once lo The Manager who will be pleased to send Brochure and any further details.
0m a m , ,4 - : “WHAT is there for the
children?” is often the question in the family when deciding where to go for the
and that means - for the children — an adventure which gains in excitement and memorable experience when, in a holiday on the Isle of Man, it has the added fascination of a trip by cross-channel steamer, or a fast flight by domestic airliner. When they arrive, the children
course. But there should be more in the holiday scene than this for lively, energetic youngsters making the most of long summer days. For them, variety is the spice of life. Holidays begin with a journey,
summer holidays. Sand and safe beaches of
R TREASURE ISLRRD
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are, open tor young visitors* participation. The luxuriant glens — all free —
children. Big beaches, little coves, majestic rock cliffs, sparkiing, clear blue water, tiny harbours and creeks sheltering craft of all types — all the ingredients, of a seaside holiday are in profusion. But there’s much more besides.
All for joy
for children’s joy. The 26-acre Wild Life Park at Ballaugh has free-range paddocks for many unusual animals, a free-flight aviary for rare birds, a penguin pool, seal pond, and children’s zoo. The palm-treed Mooragh Park
The glens and parks are made
at Ramsey, with its big boating lake, has a lively playground, model yacht pool and expansive games area. Onchan Park has its boating pool, mini-golf course, tennis courts, playground and fine stadium, where sports meetings
seaside resort. Whichever of the island’s centres becomes the family base, there is, in this compact little land, an enchanting * variety of places to visit and recreation to enjoy. It’s a Treasure Island for the
find themselves in a lovely new world, packed with interesting’ things to do and see. This is more than a traditional
the great medieval fortress of Castle Rushcn at Castletown, and the ancient Peel Castle on St. Patrick’s Isle. Here is material to fire the imagination of the young people who will hear the stories and see the relics of the Cavaliers and Roundheads, and be transported back to the days of the Vikings. In Douglas, there is the Manx
Museum, where colourful displays of the island story are of absorbing interest in a modern presentation. The Nautical Museum at Castletown, and the Folk Museum at Cregneish are
and aquarium at Port Erin, with’ the fish hatcheries, reveal the mysteries of marine life. The Witches Mill at Castletown is packed with relics of witchcraft.
The Marine Biological Station
by the island’s folklore and the activities of the “little people” - the fairies of the Fairy Bridge, to whom one must never fail to give
The children will be intrigued by
Cur wen Glague^
has romantic links with the sea. Here can be seen the home of the founder of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, and the modern lifeboat stations arc a constant magnet for youngsters. w The island’s lighthouses, too,
WRITE TO McCAUSLAND’S
SHAFTESBURY PRIVATE HOTEL Central Promenade
Douglas, Isle of Man
Then a Happy Holiday is Assured
Near all Sports and Amusements.
bathing from Hotel. Hot f and cold water. Well
I d e a l Surnished throughout.
lounge overlooking the bay. Cosy smoke room. Fully Licensed for resi dent guests. Excellent and varied menus.
p a c i o u s television
From 24/6 per day low season ; 30/- per day high season
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ERVICE Telephone Douglas 4939 Where there are donkeys you will find children as this Douglas beach scene shows.
the Manx Electric Railway is not to be missed, either, and especially the exciting climb by the tram from Laxcy to the top of Snaefcll, the island’s highest point. From here may be seen, in the far distance, the mountains of Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales. And at Laxey is the great wheel, one of the largest in the world and over a century old, once used to pump water from the mines under the mountain. The modern swimming p^ols at
The ride on the coastal line of
rowing boats for expeditions in the safe bays, and fishing boats go on regular excursions under the guidance of the experienced Manx seamen. A fine trip is from Port Erin to the Calf of Man, the islet (now a bird sanctuary) administered by the National Trust. Sea fishing from the piers at
to the top. At Onchan Church can be seen the marriage record of Admiral Biigh of the Bounty; at Arbory Church is the tomb of Captain John Quilliam who steered the Victory at Trafalgar. 1 he resorts have fleets of
elcome young visitors to climb
Douglas, Peel and Ramsey attracts hundreds of young anglers in the summer evenings — and they seem to be notably more successful thun their elders! Another popular activity for the young people is pony trekking in the island’s peaceful countryside.
Going up !
a greeting; the story o f the roofless St. Trinian’s; the legends of the mermaids, and so on. An island kingdom such as this
are exciting hunting grounds for the youngsters. Then there are the old castles —
At beautiful Rushen Abbey, a modern playground for old and young in an ancient setting.
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two other fascinating glimpses from the past.
Shcwp BRAEMAR Write for Terms and Illustrated Brochure
PRIVATE HOTEL FULLY LICENSED
Ballroom and Musk for Guests
Only 50 yards from Bench, near Cinemas, Boating, etc. Spacious Dining room for 60 guests, separate tables. Varied menu, including salads, grills and roasts. Lounge overlooking sea. T.V., Ballroom.
CHILDREN WELCOME Queen's Promenade, Douglas.
Telephone: Douglas 6804
MYLCHREESTS RENT-A-CAR SERVICE
Westmoreland Rd., Douglas, Isle of Man. Tel. 3307 SEE THE ISLE OF MAN IN COMFORT — OVER 150 CARS Branches:
Mylchrccsts Airport Caragc Ltd., Ronaldsway, I.O.M.
The Talk of the Island! HOLIDAY
BUNGALOWS
These lovely new Bungalows are fully residential inde pendant dwellings,. compris ing 2 double bedrooms, lounge (which converts to 3rd bedroom), modern bath room and toilet cloakroom, modern kitchen. Everything you require.
(for up to 6 persons). 23 Gns. per week
Economy indeed for the modern family. Write, phone or call for brochure
221 Dundee Lane
Ramsbottom, via Bury Lancs. Tel. Ramsbottom’2328
Write for New Brochure: Mrs. A. Russell
19 Castle Mona Avenue DOUGLAS
Telephone 6507 “The Welbeck” MONA DRIVE, CENTRAL PROMENADE
DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN Telephone 5663
FIRST CHOICE FOR COMFORT CUISINE —- SERVICE -
i The WELBECK is in a command
The Imperial Hotel Ltd DOUGLAS
Telephone 21656 '
In the centre of the Promenade with a wonderful panoramic view of Douglas Bay from our spacious Lounges and many bedrooms.
* 85 iWELL APPOINTED IBEDROOMS. * LIFTS TO ALL FLOORS. * DAY and NIGHT PORTERS. * HIGHEST STANDARD OF .CUISINE and COURTESY
Phone or Write Manager for further particulars.
Ramsey and Peel - to be joined in 1969 by the new pool at Douglas — arc mcccas for young holidaymakers, and, during the season, numerous young swimmers earn prized souvenir certificates for swimming the bays at Douglas, Ramsey, Peel and Port Erin in organised races.
country for the family, and there arc many attractive camping sites, to o. Each year, youth organisations and schools have wonderful holidays under canvas, and there arc six youth hostels and holiday homes. The Isle of Man promotes
The Isle of Man is ideal picnic
. lounge. Large spacious dining room: Mid-day lunch on Saturday and packed lunches provided for anyone wishing to make day itrips. Reduction for children.
• are light and airy. Bathrooms or
Write for free Brochure to : Mr. and Mrs. BARLOW
rooms are fitted with Hot and Cold and razor plugs. Keys to all rooms. No back rooms, all rooms
Shower on all floors. Sunny, TV
Terms: Dinner, Bed & Breakfast from 25/6. Full Board from 26/6.
AC BE SURE OF A GOOD HOLIDAY AT
many events, too, which are designed for young people. Apart from the festivals of football, hockey and athletics at Easter, there is the Modern Dance Festival in May with competitions for juniors and juveniles, and the Cycling Week in June has special events for the schoolboys and iuniors.
August, which feature many children’s competitions, and at Villa Marina there is an open-air children’s theatre. - A holiday playground without
There are the carnivals, in PARAMOUNT
•IDEALLY SITUATED FOR PROMENADE, AMUSEMENTS AND T.T. COURSE.
HOT AND COLD IN ALL ROOMS.’ COMFORTABLE TV LOUNGE. SPRING INTERIOR BEDS.
EXCELLENT CUISINE WITH VARIED MENU. . FULL BOARD FROM 26/6 PER DAY
Write or telephone for Broohurc do : Mrs. H. DAWSON,
equal for the young members of the family — that’s the Isle of Man in summer.
9 MONA DRIVE, OFF CENTRAL PROM DOUGLAS 21080.
FERNDALE PRIVATE HOTEL
CENTRAL PROM, DOUGLAS OVERLOOKING SEA
TV LOUNGE. SEPARATE DINING ROOM. H.C. .RAZOR POINTS. •YALE LOCKS.
CHILDREN WELCOME. (Special reduction tor children shading parents room). BABY SITTING SERVICE. HOME COOKING.
FULL BOARD FROM 307-
BED, BREAKFAST and EVENING DINNER FROM 25/- REDUCTION FOR O.A.P. and CONFERENCE DELEGATES.
WRITE FOR BROOHURE. Mrs. SMYTHE. TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 4730
Splashing around in the sunshine at Port Soderick, a few miles south of Douglas.
SAIL AWAY TO THE ISLE OF MAN
SUMMER SERVICES
■ FROM LIVERPOOL — May 23 to September 13, weekdays 1030 and 1530 hours. Also SUNDAYS; from June 1 to ‘ September 7 — 1600 hours. .
’ TWO FIASSENGER/CAR FERRIES — BEM-MY-CHREE and MANX MAID — both with “drive on — .. drive off' facilities, will sail between LIVERPOOL and. DOUGLAS this Summer.
EARLY APPLICATION FOR CAR SPACE IS DESIRABLE. -
PARTICULARS OF EXTRA SERVICES' AND DAY EXCURSIONS FROM : THE ISLE OF MAN STEAM PACKET CO. LTD.
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