GETTING TO THE ISLAND

The Isle of Man has a wide range of coastal activities on offer to suit all ages and abilities. Whether your main focus is diving or basking sharks there is something for everyone.

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7th Wave

7th Wave is the only dedicated, commercial watersports centre on the Isle of Man. It is an RYA Recognised Training Centre providing dinghy sailing, powerboat and shorebased courses. They offer an action packed kids programme during the school holidays, plus corporate team building days and water a... (more)

Adventurous Experiences

Adventurous Experiences are an Adventure Sports Centre specialising in Sea Kayaking, and offer Trips and Evening Paddles to suit individual or larger group needs.Visit secret places only accessible by small craft, gaze at the spectacular sea cliffs and observe the seals, porpoises and wildlife unobt... (more)

Basking Sharks

Wildlife film-makers and scientists find that the Isle of Man is probably the best place in the world to watch basking sharks without even getting your feet wet! This magnificent endangered animal, the second largest fish in the world, can be up to 10m long (see Charles Hood's image on the right). F... (more)

Boat Trips Isle of Man

The Pegasus is based at Peel Marina and operates coastal cruises for wildlife, birding and photography and charters for inshore and shark fishing. Fishing gear is available. The Pegasus is 33 feet long and is licensed for 8 passengers and two crew. The boat carries all the latest safety equipment, h... (more)

Discover Diving

Learn about the Islands water with Discover Diving. They offer friendly, helpful advice on where and when to dive around the Isle of Man. They can provide guided dives for visitors to the Island, and have kit for hire. They have a cylinder collection and delivery service for boat visitors to the isl... (more)