The Isle of Man is now welcoming back fully vaccinated visitors.
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The Isle of Man’s natural beauty and varied landscapes makes for a walker’s paradise. Whether you enjoy a gentle stroll or a challenging hike, there’s an incredible range of footpaths and trails to choose from on the Extraordinary Isle.
As the rest of the British Isles prepares to celebrate Halloween on the 31st October, the Isle of Man will celebrate Hop tu Naa, an ancient, unbroken Manx tradition.
Ahead of the 31st we've compiled some fun facts you may not know about the Manx festival...
The Isle of Man is rich in history… and steeped in legend. Stories from the great beyond are abundant and, with Hop Tu Naa just around the corner, we couldn’t think of a better time of year to tell them!
The Isle of Man is well-known for its stunning glens. These valleys are filled with abundant woodland and often feature a babbling river that might just lead to a secret beach. They’re blissful areas to visit at any time of year, but we’ll let you in on a secret, visiting Manx glens in autumn might just be our favourite time to do so… Read on for our recommended magical glens to explore this autumn.