Douglas Marina Sea Terminal Building, North Quay, Douglas, IM1 2RF Douglas harbour has the most extensive facilities for passenger handling, commercial, private and naval vessels as well as the only service for roll-on/roll-off vehicles on the Island. The Marina was built in 2001 with berths available for visiting leisure craft. Read More
Douglas Quayside Pub Walk Banks Circus, North Quay, Douglas, IM1 5AB A guided tour for one to eight people along the Quay visiting each pub on the way while learning some of the history of the area and facts about brewing beer. Ticket price includes 6 half pints or soft drinks and a discount for food at The British which ends the tour. The tour is […] Read More
Dreemskerry Dreemskerry, Road of the Scarffe's Bridge, Maughold, IM7 This small woodland was planted in 1961 with the usual Spruce and Pine. Read More
Eairy Beg Creg Willey's , St John's, IM4 3NP The Eairy Beg Plantation stretches from Glen Mooar up to The Beary marked by a cairn and is situated just before/after Glen Helen. Eairy Beg Farmhouse itself is a ruin or Tholtan but once had a gorse mill to supply winter feed. Read More
Eary Cushlin Coast Road, Cronk ny Arrey Laa, Dalby, IM5 3BW Eary Cushlin is owned by Manx National Heritage and the Farmhouse has been converted into a holiday let. An area of outstanding natural beauty. The surrounding countryside is popular with all outdoor pursuits. In 2005 the film “The Dark” starring Sean Bean was located at Eary Cushlin. Read More
Earystane Ronague Road, Colby Owned by the Isle of Man Water Authority, but cared for by DEFA and Manx Wildlife Trust. The Plantation is mostly Pine and Spruce. The Wildlife Reserve is a mixture of broadleaf trees and shrubs, gorse and open grassland with a wildflower meadow, while in the lower lying area a path leads through the Willow […] Read More
