Laxey Tourist Information

The Great Laxey Wheel Snaefell Mountain Railway The Isle of Man’s only mountain – Snaefell sits near Laxey – you can pick up the Snaefell Mountain Railway direct from the village. A charming Victorian mountain...

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Port St Mary Tourist Information

Port St Mary views from a fishing boat A great destination for walking and wildlife watching holidays, Port St Mary is a beautiful harbour town on The Sound, surrounded by spectacular cliff walks with...

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Douglas Attractions

The vibrant seaside town of Douglas with its two mile long beach bay is your main gateway into the Isle of Man, home to the Sea Terminal and a host of fun seaside attractions from a Camera Obscura and family...

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Mann Manx Cat Sanctuary

Mann Cat Santuary The Mann Cat Sanctuary & The Manx Cat Located in Santon just south of Douglas is the long-standing and incredibly popular Mann Cat Sanctuary, open to the public two days a week. A famous...

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Onchan Tourist Information

Groudle Glen Railway & Surrounding Headland Onchan makes a great base from which to explore the Isle of Man. Excellent bus and road links are direct to nearby Douglas, and north to Laxey and Ramsey. Onchan...

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Villa Marina

Villa Marina & Gardens with centrepiece the Royal Hall A magnificent multi-functional venue, the beautiful Villa Marina & Gaiety Theatre in Douglas mixes Edwardian glamour with state of the art facilities....

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Things to do in Douglas

Things to Do in Douglas, Capital of the Isle of Man Douglas has been the Isle of Man’s bustling capital since 1863, and is packed with fun holiday attractions. Home to the Isle of Man’s main finance centre and...

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Manx Kippers

Manx Kippers in Peel Peel is the Isle of Man’s main fishing port and famously where you can sample the delicious Manx Kipper. Take a tour of Moore’s Kipper Factory – tours are available daily from May to...

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Isle of Man TT

Isle of Man TT Regarded by many as the road racing capital of the world or the home of racing, the Isle of Man has one of the world’s most challenging mountain motorcycle racing courses. The Isle of Man TT...

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Isle of Man Tourist Information

Manx Electric Railway Tram at the foot of Snaefell Mountain It takes just an hour to travel the full length of the Isle of Man – the island is 52 kilometres long and just 22 kilometres wide (32 miles by 14...

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Cregneash

Cregneash Village A famous isolated and ancient village on the Isle of Man, Cregneash near Port St Mary is a living museum offering a window view into 19th and early 20th century farming on the island....

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Castletown Tourist Information

Castletown Harbour Ferry services at today’s capital Douglas are just a 25 minute drive away and Castletown has its own station stop along the scenic steam railway which connects it both to Port Erin to the...

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Peel Castle

Peel Castle The coastal stretch of the A4 running from Peel to Kirk Michael simply offers some of the most beautiful views on the island. Sunset town Peel is where to discover one of the most stunning castles...

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Port Erin Tourist Information

Kitterland and the Calf of Man Port Erin is the south of the Isle of Man’s main town surrounded by stunning sandy beaches and some of the island’s best walking trails. A popular watering hole since the...

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