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Getting Around
Walking
Walking on the Isle of Man is the ultimate outdoor adventure and the best way to
appreciate the vast, picturesque countryside which is unchanged for hundreds of
years and the beautiful unspoilt, sandy beaches that the island has to offer. Re-discover
the pleasures of walking, as you explore one of the many designated walks with distances
ranging from a three and a half mile walk to almost 14 miles, all of which are suitable
for people of all abilities.
One of these walks is the new, Douglas Town Trail, a walk through the Isle of Man's
capital and about a mile and a half in distance. Starting from the Steam Railway
Station on the south edge of Douglas you follow the quayside to the Sea Terminal,
then along the promenade to finish at the Marina & Gaiety Theatre Complex.
There are also many organised walking events such as the
Summer Walking Festival programme, and all walks are led by experienced leaders. They provide you with interesting
information on the landscape whilst ensuring the correct routes are taken.
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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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