BEACHES & THE COAST

The White Beach can be found a short walk along the coast from Niarbyl. With stunning views of the coast of the South of the island, this beach is a favourite for sunset.

At the foot of Peel Castle, Fenella beach is home to turquoise waters and beautiful sea shells. 

Located in the South of the island, Gansey is the perfect place for a dip! Long and sandy, we recommend visiting at low tide.

Castletown prides a long sandy beach. With ample parking and views of the South of the island. 

Stretching for 2 miles, this crescent is situated in the Island's capital of Douglas. Brilliant for lunchtime walks with views of the Tower of Refuge and close to the shops on strand street.

This long sandy strip is located towards the North of the island. Why not try and find the famous shipwreck?

A short walk from the Manx Electric Railway, Laxey hosts a pebbly beach. A popular spot for pier fishing and picnics.

Grab a gelato, and head for a stroll on Ramsey beach. Built in 1886, Queen's Pier is an impressive 2241 feet long and currently under restoration works.  

With many rockpools to explore, Chapel Beach is located in Port St. Mary in a horseshoe shaped bay. It boasts a wonderful promenade, which links to 'the Fishermans walkway.' 

Niarbyl is sheltered in a peaceful bay on the West of the island. Lined with traditional thatched cottages, and rich in wildlife. Follow the footpath here to reach The White Beach.