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Getting Around
Public transport is a quick and convenient way of getting around the Isle of Man.
There are many different forms of transport available from taxis to steam trains,
bus or by
cycling. Roads are small but not busy and as
the island is just 33 miles long by 13.5 miles wide so getting around takes no time
at all.
Alternately there are
hire cars
available, taxis and a frequent bus service during the day. The other Channel Islands
can all be reached by ferry from St Peter Port. Jersey and Alderney can also be
reached by plane. The Manx Electric Railway along the east side of the island is
a pleasant way to get from Douglas to Ramsey or back again. The Snaefell Mountain
Railway is the only transport to the highest point on the island, though there are
paths for ramblers. The Steam Railway offers easy access to villages and towns in
the south of the island.
The following modes of transport can be used to navigate the island:
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Isle of Man Tourist Attractions
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Attractions to visit in Isle of Man:
 Laxey Water Wheel, Laxey
 Groudle Glen Railway, Douglas
Gaiety Theatre, Douglas
Curraghs Wildlife Park, Ballaugh
Langness Lighthouse, Castletown
Sound Visitor Centre, Cregneash
 Snaefell Mountain Railway, Laxey
Onchan Pleasure Park, Onchan
 House of Manannan, Peel
Tower of Refuge, Douglas
 Maughold Head Lighthouse, Ramsey
Peel Bay, Bay
Peel Castle, Peel
Manx Electric Railway
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Isle of Man Tourist Attractions
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