Top Things to do in Isle of Man
What to do and see in Isle of Man, Isle of Man: The Best Things to do for Honeymoon
The Isle of Man is simply magical, an enchanted journey back in time that somehow still feels modern. The island is peppered with stone churches, castles, forts and intricately carved Celtic crosses, all in varying states of preservation. A ride on the steam engine Heritage Railway is a wonderful way to take in the splendid countryside. Don’t miss the Victorian-era Laxey Wheela or Curraghs Wildlife Park, a fun way to get up close and personal with some of the island’s most adorable natives.
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1. IOM Trike Tours
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5.0 based on 270 reviews
Chauffeur driven Trike tours around the Isle of Man. An exhilarating and informative way to see the island.
2. Shona Boat
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5.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By 559allisonr
A boat trip to the Calf of Man (staycation activity). Jason was so friendly but professional. Made us all feel welcome but safe with his easy manner and safety briefing. Phil was a cheery chappy too! A great trip to spend a wonderful 3.5 hours on the Calf. Plenty of time to see it all and relax with our picnic! Jason and Phil took us to see the Drinking Dragon which is more spectacular than the Azur Window (malta before it collapsed) and close it to see the many many seals. Lots of info shared about what we could see from the boat and what to see on the Calf. A must do... take a picnic!
3. The Great Laxey Wheel
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4.5 based on 1,009 reviews
Designed by the Victorian engineer Robert Casement, the Laxey Wheel was built in 1854 to pump water from Glen Mooar which was part of the Great Laxey Mines industrial complex.Standing at over 72 feet high the wheel, which is also known as Lady Isabella, has been one of the Isle of Man’s most popular tourist attractions for well over 150 years.You’ll have the opportunity to watch the wheel turning before attempting to climb to the top where you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views across the Glen Mooar Valley. Once back on solid ground you can walk through the valley to find the Great Laxey Mines – learn about the lives of the miners, walk into the mine audit and take a trip on the Great Laxey Mines Railway which was once used to carry lead and zinc ores from deep inside the Great Laxey Mine.
Reviewed By alisonmarylockett - Cheshire, United Kingdom
We visited the Laxey wheel, although the £8 entrance fee seemed a bit steep, we enjoyed our visit, after climbing the 95 steps you get a great insight into the workings of a water wheel & also great views of the valley.
4. Snaefell
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4.5 based on 404 reviews
Reviewed By iancG8615AD - Leeds, United Kingdom
not so good for very young children or the elderly because the very thin air is not suitable can be fun on a sunny day not nice in low clouds
5. Sound Visitor Centre
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4.5 based on 168 reviews
Here you can learn about the history of this isle, enjoy the spectacular views and dine.
6. Glen Maye National Glen
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4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By gavin678 - Radstock, United Kingdom
My wife and I had a lovely walk through the glen from the car park at the top right down to the beach. Fabulous scenery including the waterfall, flowers, butterflies and bees. Quite a lot of steps downwards towards the beach so we walked back up via the road
7. Douglas Bay Horse Tramway
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4.5 based on 1,029 reviews
Reviewed By mrcox21 - Oxford, United Kingdom
We visited in spring, in cold damp weather. However the horse-drawn tram was great fun. It moves along quite fast, and the horses only have to do a few trips before being rested back in their stable. The tramway connects the ferry terminal to the Manx electric railway terminus, and passes some interesting attractions along the promenade (eg the theatre) . The motorists are very polite and wait patiently for tram passengers to get on and off
8. Isle of Man Steam Railway
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4.5 based on 1,160 reviews
Reviewed By malc0lmj0hnc - St Peter Port, United Kingdom
Step back in time to experience Victorian railway comfort. Great day out. An hour’s ride from Douglas gets you to Port Erin after passing through some lovely countryside, stopping at quaint stations and getting enticing views of the sea Love the sound of the engine chugging along, the piercing whistle and the smell of coal smoke Well worth a visit. And bring a piicnic for the journey
9. Manx Electric Railway
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4.5 based on 1,754 reviews
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