Minutes up the road from the Sound is the unspoiled hamlet of Cregneash, where thatched stone cottages and four horned sheep await you. A remarkably well preserved example of nineteenth and twentieth century crofting village life on the Isle of Man, the site is maintained by Manx National Heritage and open to the public from the Easter Holidays up to Halloween (or Hop tu Naa, to be precise!). Our cosy cafe offers a place of rest on your travels into the past.
When you’re looking to make your day something truly special, you don’t want to compromise on quality or location. With Bradda Glen, you get both: a refined venue, recently renovated to a very high standard and set in one of the most scenic spots on the Island, paired with a thoughtful and dedicated team of caterers and event organisers. Our restaurant seats 100, with additional room available in the café and on our beautiful outside decking, with a total regulated capacity of 200.
Conveniently located inside the National Sports Centre complex, the Aqua Café has undergone a complete transformation incorporating a brand-new design, spacious layout, and comfortable new furniture.
To complement this transformation, the Aqua café boasts a fresh menu with an emphasis on healthier options for both adults and children, as well as featuring some traditional Café favourites.
