Isle of Man
1 Sefton, Empress, Regency, The Devonian and Welbeck Hotel & Apartments
2 Comis Hotel Irish Sea
Grove Curraghs Wildlife Park Museum
Ramsey Manx Electric Railway Kirk Michael
Peel Castle
This sea-bound kingdom is a place where the wonders of coastline and countryside, sea and shore, meet within a matter of minutes. It’ s full of colour, contrasts and character as well as rich history, traditions, heritage railways and friendly locals extending the warmest of welcomes.
The capital, Douglas, is the main hub for shopping and entertainment. It’ s also the start of the Story of Mann trail which acts as your guide to the island’ s heritage attractions. Horse-drawn trams“ clip clop” along the two miles of Douglas Promenade and it’ s the boarding point for both the Steam Railway and Manx Electric Railway, which lead south and north respectively.
In Castletown see Castle Rushen, one of Europe’ s best-preserved medieval castles; at Laxey glimpse
Lady Isabella, the world’ s largest working waterwheel; enjoy sandy beaches at Peel and Port Erin; and at Ramsey take a stroll around the impressive working harbour.
Come rain or shine the island is just the place for those who relish outdoor activities and exhilarating adventures. Enjoy also some of the best walking in the British Isles, you can spy majestic landscapes from coastal paths, country lanes and within 18 National Glens. The Isle of Man excels in the quality and variety of its locally produced food and drink – perfect for the foodie in everyone!
We highly recommend Isle of Man Heritage Passes from £ 47 per adult and Go Explore Passes from £ 53 per person for 3 days. Please ask for further details.
ISLE OF MAN
Peel Castle
House Peel
Tynwald Hill of Manx Transport Museum
Manannan
Santon
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Rushen Abbey
Port Erin Ballasalla The Sound Port Visitor Centre
St Mary Castletown Cregneash IOM Steam Railway
Calf of Man
Snaefell
Irish Sea
See pages 5-7 for Travel information & car hire
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Laxey
Douglas IOM Steam Railway
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