Autumn is in full swing on the Isle of Man! With the clocks set to change this weekend, granting us an extra hour to savour, here are the top 5 things to do on the Isle of Man this weekend.
🍂Explore the Glens: Venture into the enchanting Manx glens as the trees don their vibrant autumn attire. Glen Helen, Glen Maye, and Ballaglass Glen are some of our favourites at the moment. The changing colours are a sight to behold. Crunchy-leaf walks galore!
🎃Hop Tu Naa festivities: Immerse yourself in the island's rich cultural heritage by joining the Hop Tu Naa festival in Cregneash on the 28th. This unique celebration is a fascinating blend of Halloween and the traditional Manx New Year. Wander through the charming village adorned with thatched cottages, listen to beautiful Manx music and spooky tales, and learn the ancient art of carving turnip lanterns yourself.
🌽Catch the Local events & harvest: On the 28th and 29th of October, the Isle of Man comes alive with a variety of local events. Check out the Craft Fairs in Douglas or explore the bustling Farmers' Markets in Ramsey and Douglas, where you can find unique gifts and delicious treats. Indulge in local produce and autumn treats. Celebrate the Manx harvest season.
🌠Witness Dark Skies: With the longer nights, the Isle of Man's Dark Sky status shines brighter than ever. Grab a telescope and venture to one of the island's designated Dark Sky sites for a stargazing experience you won't forget. Join the Astronomy Club's event on the 28th to marvel at the starry skies from Smeale Nature Reserve.
🌇Stroll Through Peel: As the sun sets early, head to Peel to soak up the atmosphere of this charming fishing town. Explore the picturesque Peel Castle, before enjoying a fish and chips on the promenade.
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