Isle of Man Attractions

 
The Isle of Man, some 227sq.miles/588sq.km in area, is situated in the Irish Sea 31 miles/50km from England, about the same distance from Northern Ireland and 16 miles/26km from Scotland. It is a very popular holiday island, with a coastline of more than 100 miles/161km made up partly of sandy bathing beaches and partly of steep cliffs. Most of the island, which is some 33 miles/53km long and 12 miles/19km wide, is undulating and hilly, with a varied scenic pattern of moorland and heath, the dark green of juniper and reedbeds, brown Loghtan sheep grazing on gentle uplands, narrow glens with waterfalls, and areas of woodland.

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More Isle of Man Resources
The shoreline at Castletown on the Isle of Man.Castletown
The Refuge at Douglas on the Isle of Man.Douglas
Aerial view of Peel Bay.Peel
Seaweed along the coast at Castletown on the Isle of Man.Castletown
The castle at Castletown.Castletown
The Laxey Water Wheel.Laxey Wheel, Laxey
Stone wall at Castletown on the Isle Of Man.Castletown
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