Isle of Man · by the sea
Peel.
A west-coast beach beside the harbour, with Peel Castle and cafés close to the waterfront.
At a glance
These are the tides for Wednesday 14 October. Choose a port below for this week's times.
| Port | High water | Low water |
|---|---|---|
| Peel | 5.0 m 5.0 m | 0.8 m 0.9 m |
- Bathing water
- Sampled in season; not classified. Peel sampling chart ↗
Getting there & access
Parking is available around Fenella Beach, the harbour and promenade. Buses serve the town; check the timetable for your departure point.
Facilities
Cafés and shops in the town. Check local signs or the council for the nearest open toilets and accessible facilities.
Toilet & council directories →A walk beside the sea
Explore the promenade and the castle surroundings. For a longer day, look at the official coastal walking route between Peel and Niarbyl.
Swimming & water awareness
Peel has a working harbour and the River Neb enters nearby. Keep clear of harbour entrances and boat movements; check local notices, tide and water-quality results before entering the sea.
Bathing water: Sampled in season; not classified. Samples describe past conditions, not today’s.
Sea-safety advice →This is a place guide, not an assessment of today’s safety or lifeguard cover. Read local signs, check the forecast and tide, and seek local advice before swimming, snorkelling or heading onto coastal paths.
Sources checked 11 October 2026: official beach information ↗. Explore snorkelling & coastal tours →
