RNLI Lifeboat Station, Peel. Open by Appointment. Free but donations welcome.

Details

Accessibility:

Situated on West Quay, St Patricks Isle, just past the Castle.  Parking, Public toilets and cafe on West Quay. Accessible sandy beach on Shore Road.

Brief Description:

The Peel Lifeboat Station is one of five on the Isle of Man, it was established in 1828, the new boathouse was constructed 1991/92.  It operates from within the harbour of Peel.  It has a  Mersey class lifeboat 'Ruby Clery' named after the great, great granddaughter of Sir William Hillary the founder of the RNLI. See their website, Facebook or Twitter pages for the history of the station and all up to date information.

https://www.facebook.com/Peel-RNLI-Lifeboat-184199714975968/

https://twitter.com/RNLIMal?lang=en

Further Information:

Address: .

Peel Lifeboat Station, The Breakwater, Peel, IM5 3RB

Email:

None available

Telephone:

01624 842309  Visitor contact:  Paul Cain

Website:

https://rnli.org/find-my-nearest/lifeboat-stations/peel-lifeboat-station

Opening Times:

Open by appointment only.

Admission:

N/A

Directions:

Situated at the far end of West Quay, it can be accessed on foot over the footbridge from East Quay, parking along quayside here, or if driving, follow East Quay or Mill Road southwards to the junction with West Quay and then continue along West Quay.  Parking is past the lifeboat station.  OS SC 387 749

Transport:

Nearest bus stop on Shore Road.

Contact Isle of Man Public Transport, Banks Circus, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM1 5PT

Telephone: +44 1624 662525 (Infoline)  https://www.gov.im/categories/travel-traffic-and-motoring/bus-and-rail/

Amenities:

Less than 0.6mile (1km) from the centre of Peel where you will find all amenities.