PAID CONTENT FOR THE ISLE OF MAN
The Isle of Man THE ISLE OF MAN, BRITISH ISLES
The Isle of Man, a hidden gem in the Irish Sea, invites visitors to embrace a holistic journey of wellness, communion with nature and thrilling adventures. Amid its captivating landscapes, this self-governing island was the first entire nation to be designated as a UNESCO Biosphere, a proud testament to the richness and scope of its awe- inspiring nature, ancient and compelling history, and the vibrancy of its culture. The island is ideal for a wellness break, whether
visitors are looking for cold water swimming spots, glens and waterfalls to explore, retreats and yoga programmes to take part in, or wish to bask under a blanket of stars at one of the 26 dark sky discovery sites (the highest concentration of dark skies in the British Isles). With 40% of its land uninhabited, the Isle of
Man’s walking trails are diverse and numerous. Whether an ambler, a rambler or a serious hiker, every visitor has the opportunity to enjoy a variety of guided and self-guided walks. Highlights include the 100-mile Raad ny Foillan coastal footpath or one of the island’s 25 summits over 1,000ft.
The Isle of Man’s rich tapestry of flora and
fauna offers nature-lovers and wildlife watchers an unforgettable experience throughout the year. Avid birdwatchers will delight in the assortment of species to be found on the Calf of Man — an official British Bird Observatory. Visitors may also be lucky enough to spot one of the wild wallabies that call the island home, or the striking basking sharks, dolphins and minke whales that frequent its waters year-round. The 10,000-year story of the Isle of Man is
portrayed throughout the island in a landscape rich in ancient monuments, medieval castles, landmarks and vintage railways. A commitment to sustainability, quality and
heritage is at the core of the island’s dynamic food scene. Its wild landscape and expansive coastline lends itself perfectly to fresh produce, which is used in many of the local restaurants. With the island so rich in nature, foraging has also become popular among top local chefs. The Isle of Man caters for all interests and promises an unforgettable journey.
DON’T MISS Embrace nature and enjoy a true digital detox with a sleepover on the Calf of Man, an official British Bird Observatory
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KEY ACTIVITIES • Explore one of 18 national glens • Wild swimming at one of 32 beaches • Wildlife watching at local nature reserves
• Stargazing at one of 26 sites
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