Isle of Man Guide

Travelling in the Isle of Man

If you choose to take your car to the Isle of Man, you will discover that the roads of a high quality. Driving laws are very similar to the rest of the United Kingdom, though it is interesting that there are no speed limits. However, don't take this as an excuse to floor it - the roads are often narrow and windy.

There are a number of other ways to get around the island apart from using its roads. Chief among these is the network of railways and tramways that goes around the island, from the Horsedrawn trams along the harbourside in Douglas through to the Manx Electric Railway and Manx steam railways. There is something for every child, no matter how old!

The Manx Railway is an attraction both for the young and young at heart.

Things to see on the Isle of Man

The world-famous TT races take place on the island every year in June and are the perfect way to experience legal thrilling high speed motor racing. However, if you prefer a more sedate pace of life, the island has a great range of trails for keen hikers. A great day out might be to get a train to somewhere on the website and then to hike for a few hours before catching the train back at the end of the day.

The Isle of Man is also a great place to travel if you are into hiking - there are many miles of trails and with an almost unspoilt array of countryside, who can resist the temptation to get out into the wild and enjoy communion with nature.

The Isle of Man is also a great place to travel if you are into hiking