About Manx Lavender
Manx Lavender grows its lavender on Berrag Farm at Sandygate, in the farmland of the Isle of Man's north. About 2.5 acres hold more than 5,000 plants of seven varieties: Hidcote, Munstead, Grosso, Rosea, Arctic Snow, Victory and Phenomenal. A 300-tree cider apple orchard has been planted in the next field, some fields grow fodder for a local dairy herd, and a small flock of Ouessant sheep helps keep the weeds down.
The farm produces essential oil from May until the last harvest in mid-August; its bottled oil comes from lavandin, a hybrid of English and Portuguese lavender, and the flowers and oil go into a range of farm products. The online shop lists room mist, handwash, hand cream, massage oil, pulse-point rollers, hair care, a face serum and moisturizer, wax melts, candles, chocolate-chip lavender shortbread and dark chocolate lavender discs.
Visits are arranged through the booking page on their website rather than on fixed open days; in 2026 the farm listed a volunteer weeding day in mid-June. The farm also hosts weddings among the lavender. Check the booking page and their social pages in spring for summer dates before making the trip.
Milntown Café near Ramsey is about 5 miles east and makes an easy lunch stop on the same drive.
Lavender here
- When it blooms
- summer, with the last harvest in mid-August
- Visiting
- No regular open hours are published; visits and events are booked through their website. Weddings by arrangement.
- Varieties grown
- Hidcote, Munstead, Grosso, Rosea, Arctic Snow, Victory, Phenomenal
From the farm shop
- Lavender essential oil
- Room mist
- Handwash and hand cream
- Massage oil and pulse-point rollers
- Hair care
- Face serum and moisturizer
- Candles and wax melts
- Lavender shortbread
- Dark chocolate lavender discs
Events
- Volunteer weeding day, mid-June (2026)
What to do
- See seven lavender varieties, from Hidcote to white Arctic Snow, in summer
- Look over the young 300-tree cider orchard next to the lavender
- Book a farm date or event through their website
- Buy lavender shortbread, chocolate discs and body care made with the farm's oil
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Lavender harvest and distilling run from late spring to mid-August
Good to know
- Reservations
- Required
Tips for your visit
- Book ahead through their website; there are no walk-in hours
- Watch their social pages for summer open dates
- Products ship off-island if you can't visit in season
Pair it with a nearby stop
Milntown Café · about 12 minutes away
Milntown's café near Ramsey is about 5 miles east, a natural lunch stop before or after the farm.
Getting there
Questions
Which lavender varieties does Manx Lavender grow?
Seven: Hidcote, Munstead, Grosso, Rosea, Arctic Snow, Victory and Phenomenal.
Can I just drop in?
No regular opening hours are published, so book through their website first.
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Checked in October 2026 against the business’s own website and local tourism pages. Hours and seasons change, so check with them before you go. How we check listings · Is this your business? Claim it free
