You’ll begin with a morning pickup from your local area, followed by a ferry journey from Heysham to Douglas, and then continue on to your hotel.

Day at leisure in Douglas.

Manx Electric Railway, Laxey Wheel & Snaefell Mountain Railway

Embark on a journey aboard the historic Manx Electric Railway, traveling in original Victorian and Edwardian carriages. Departing from Douglas, the train winds along the scenic east coast, offering breathtaking views of the Manx countryside and dramatic cliffs.

In Laxey, you’ll stop to visit the iconic Laxey Wheel, the world’s largest working waterwheel, affectionately known as the Lady Isabella. This marvel of Victorian engineering offers a chance to witness its impressive mechanics in action and climb to the top for panoramic views of the Glen Mooar Valley.

Douglas Bay Horse Tramway, Ramsey & Peel

This morning, you’ll step back in time with a ride on the historic Douglas Bay Horse Tramway, which has gracefully operated along Douglas Promenade since 1876. Over the years, it has welcomed many royal passengers, including Queen Elizabeth II, The Queen Mother, and Princess Margaret.

The journey continues to the tranquil port town of Ramsey, nestled against the stunning North Barrule hills and home to a vast sand and shingle beach as well as one of the island’s largest harbours.

Next, you’ll visit Peel, a picturesque fishing port on the west coast known for its historic charm, narrow lanes lined with fishermen’s cottages, and the striking red sandstone castle overlooking breathtaking views of the Mountains of Mourne.

Day at leisure in Douglas.

Castletown, Port Erin, Cregneash & Isle of Man Steam Railway

Begin with some free time in Castletown, the island’s original capital, before heading to Port Erin, a peaceful town known for its sandy beach and pretty gardens, once a favourite retreat for Victorian holidaymakers. Next, you’ll make a brief photo stop at The Sound, the southern tip of the island, where wildlife such as seals, basking sharks, and dolphins can often be spotted in the clear waters below.

Your journey continues to the fascinating Cregneash Folk Village, a living museum preserving the traditional Manx way of life. This charming settlement, with its white thatched cottages and period workshops, showcases historic crofting practices and residents who still embrace the old Manx dialect.

End the day with a scenic journey from Port St Mary to Douglas aboard the Isle of Man Steam Railway. This narrow-gauge Victorian rail system offers a nostalgic ride in beautifully restored carriages, passing stunning countryside, sparkling shorelines, and quaint fishing villages along the way.

The tour catches the morning ferry back to Heysham and continues the journey home.