• Douglas Head - Panoramic views over the Douglas
• The Great Laxey Wheel - Tour of the largest working water wheel in the world
• King Orry’s Grave - Neolithic Passage Grave
• Kirk Maughold Church - Maughold Church and stones
• Ramsey - Second largest town on the Isle of Man
• St Johns - Visit St John’s Royal Chapel and the famous Tynwald Hill ancient meeting place of the Tynwlad Parliament
• Peel Castle - Largest castle on the Isle of Man with over 8,000 years of history including the Iron Age, Early Christian period and the Vikings
• Niarbyl Bay - Panoramic views of the south of the Island
• The National Folk Museum at Cregneash - Cregneash is a living illustration of a farming and crofting community in the 19th and early 20th century. You will see plough horses, Loghtan sheep, shorthorn cows, pigs and Manx cats.
• Castletown - The original capital of the Island - home of Castle Rushen, The Peggy Story, The Old House of Keys and the Old Grammar School
• Fairy Bridge - Pass over the famous Fairy Bridge on the way back to Douglas and acknowledge themselves

• Climate-controlled vehicle comfort
• Access to museums and castles included

• Lunch

Embarking from Douglas, we proceed northward towards Laxey, home to the renowned Lady Isabella Water Wheel. Our journey continues with a stop at King Orry’s Grave, offering us our initial experience of the Island’s Neolithic locales. Subsequent visits include Maughold Church, Ramsey, St Johns, and Tynwald Hill. Peel’s Castle and the House of Mannanan Museum also form part of our itinerary. Our course then takes us to Niarbyl, ascends the South Barrule Mountain, then descends to the Calf Sound. We end with a tour of Cregneash Folk Village and Castle Rushen before returning to Douglas via the Fairy Bridge.

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