Blog (Events) - Visit Isle of Man

The north of the Island is one of the most popular areas to watch the bikes during TT, whether you’re spectating from the infamous Ballaugh Bridge, based at Ramsey’s Parliament Square, or have settled yourself in at The Ginger Hall. What many racing fans may not be aware of is the abundance of Manx attractions, areas of beauty, and activities that lie a short distance from their favourite spectator spots.

The east of the Island is the epicentre of the TT action, but is also home to multiple attractions, beauty spots, and activities that you might not have explored before! Alongside some classic TT must-see locations, McGuinness has made a list of alternative places that you should definitely check out during your visit.

The southern part of the Island could be a missed opportunity for TT fans who haven’t strayed away from the course by venturing south. However, you simply can’t visit the Isle of Man and not experience all that the beautiful south has to offer… With some of the finest views and best recreational opportunities, heading south of Peel Road is an absolute must.

The Isle of Man’s west coast has a plethora of intriguing attractions, activities, and areas of natural beauty located in close proximity to the course. The west coast has the best of both worlds, close to the action but removed enough that you can appreciate its authentic appeal and charm away from the TT mania.

We've rounded up 101 things to do on the Isle of Man to make sure you make the most of your visit! 

With its beautiful scenery, seasonal events, and delicious produce, the Isle of Man comes into its own in the spring. Our guide to spring 2024 on the Isle of Man walks you through the places you can go, things you can do, food and drink you can savour, and places you can stay. No matter what age you are or where your interests lie, there’s something for you.

Have you ever considered being a TT Early Bird? Most people haven’t, thinking that the prime time to arrive on the Isle of Man is just in time for Race Week. However, we beg to differ…

Seasonal shifts in the Isle of Man bring new flavours, sights, and sounds. With autumn just around the corner, there is something exciting to look forward to. 

Discover the Extraordinary Story of the Isle of Man, the first entire nation in the world to be recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. A proud testament to the richness and scope of the Island’s awe-inspiring nature, its ancient and compelling history and the vibrancy of its culture.