Find Nearest See & Do in Isle of Man
Heading to Isle of Man and looking for something to do or a place to visit nearby. Coast Radar is not just a list of beaches but we bring you the whole Isle of Man coast including castles, lighthouses, piers, museums, beautiful gardens, seaside towns, National Trust and other heritage properties.
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Port Erin Railway Museum is at the most southerly stop of the Isle of Man steam railway, just a short walk from Port Erin beachfront. On the platform, you will see the history of the steam-powered railway from its inception in 1873 to the present day including the now redundant lines which used to serve Peel, Ramsey and Foxdale. The Read more…
The Isle of Man is known as the Road Racing Capital of the World and as such draws fans of the sport from all over the world. IOM Trike Tours gives the opportunity to explore the island in a safe environment. Each Trike has a 3-way intercom between the driver and passengers. Different tour options are available and always happy Read more…
Milntown Estate & Gardens, you have 15 acres of gardens and woodland which include a magnificent mansion with a vehicle collection and café. The café offers a variety of hot meals, light bites, cakes and coffees. Set in a purpose-built conservatory with wonderful views of the walled garden. Note that the estate is often used for private functions which may Read more…
Port Erin Paddleboards is a Stand Up Paddleboarding Centre located on the beach in Port Erin on the southwest coast of the Isle of Man. Port Erin Paddleboards offers: Private and Group Lessons Eco-Adventure Tours Board Rentals (seasonal) Wetsuit Rentals SUPYoga Classes SUPHoop Classes SUPFit Classes Read more…
St. Michael’s Isle is now a small peaceful bird sanctuary and golf course that hides its ferocious past. The island has been the home to a number of big battles defending the island against invading Scots in later years the fort was reinforced in the 1640s to protect against attacks from France and Spain and then later again in the Read more…
All year-round boat trips to and around the Calf of Man. The boat departs from St Mary harbour and trips are either a 2 hour coastline hugging trip to see the birds and seals or they can include 3 hours onshore to explore the Calf of Man. The boat holds a maximum of 12 persons and the minimum for a Read more…
The Grove Museum of Victorian Life was built by the Gibbs family, a wealthy shipping merchant family from Liverpool, in the mid-19th century as a summer retreat. Later, it became the family’s permanent residence. You’ll find period rooms, containing original furnishings and fittings, and displays of the possessions of three Gibbs generations. Some of these are thought to have been Read more…
The Calf of Man and its offshore rocks have four lighthouses, the High and Low Lights, the new light and the Chicken Rock light. The original (1816/1818) two lights consisted of two circular stone towers with light keepers accommodation with the two towers, 560 feet apart, aligned to indicate a safe course past the dangerous Chicken Rock. These were known Read more…
Isle of Man Motor Museum is located on the former RAF Jurby with over 500 vehicles on display from around the world. Disabled access throughout the site, ample parking, coach bays, charge points for electric cars and bikes and a gift shop. Adjacent to the Museum is The Guard House Café. Read more…
Corrin’s Tower, also known as Corrin’s Folly, is a stone tower on Peel Hill overlooking Peel on the Isle of Man’s West coast. The tower is 50 ft tall and was built around 1806 by Thomas Corrin, who at the time owned much of the land around the hill. This spot was a favourite of Thomas and his remains along Read more…
Castle of the Heights (Cashtal yn Ard) is a well-preserved chambered tomb situated on a hill overlooking the parish of Maughold. The tomb has been dated to 2000 BC and is one of the best preserved Neolithic monuments on the Isle of Man, although the stone cairn has been stripped away, the large firmly set stones create a dramatic burial Read more…
Experience the fun of cycling on the water at Port Erin with Aquabike tours. Pedal-powered Chiliboats are great fun, think bicycle on catamaran pontoons that you then cycle on the sea. Aquabike tours last approximately 1 hour for groups of up to 10 people with a 1.4m minimum height restriction. Read more…
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