Find Nearest Lifeboats in Isle of Man
As anyone who visits the coast a lot understands the RNLI provides a much-needed service that nobody ever wants to make a call on. Our Lifeboat category brings all of Coast Radar’s Isle of Man listings related to Lifeboats and their stations together, with many opening to the public or offering fundraising shops.
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Port St Mary’s lifeboat station was established in 1896 and now operates an inshore lifeboat kept within the lifeboat station and an all-weather lifeboat moored in the outer harbour. Station open weekdays, no shop. Read more…
Port Erin lifeboat started in the 1880’s with a 10-oared self-righting boat. The first station was built in 1884 with a slipway added in 1900. The Port Erin Lifeboat Station you see today was built in 1925 with a slipway thought to be one of the steepest launch slopes. The Port Erin lifeboat station now operates a rigid inshore lifeboat. Read more…
Peel lifeboat station was established in 1829 and now operates an all-weather lifeboat. Station is open daily although has no shop. Read more…
Douglas lifeboat station was established in 1802 although the first one closed in 1895 and this second station established in 1874 is now the present one. The station has a slipway launched all weather lifeboat.20 Douglas was home to the founder of the RNLI, Sir William Hillary. Read more…
Ramsey lifeboat station was established in the late 1820s and now has an offshore lifeboat. The station is open Monday to Friday and an RNLI shop can be found in the town. Read more…