• The Great Laxey Wheel - The Great Laxey Wheel, the largest working waterwheel in the world
• Kirk Maughold Church - Visit the site of an ancient monastery with its ancient Keill site and stories in the stones
• Ramsey North Beach - Travel through Ramsey and see a town from a bygone era
• Point of Ayre Lighthouse - See the flat plains of the Island with the iconic Point of Ayre Lighthouse one of the Stevenson lighthouses of a bygone era.
• Peel Castle - Peel and its castle are one of the most scenic places on the island, known as the sunset city in the west
• St Johns - St Johns where the tiered hill called Tynwald hill is the place where we hold the opening ceremony of the closing of parliament for the summer on 5th July

• Free pick up from hotels or airport
• Blue Badge Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Government Registered Driver Guide

• Lunch

From Victorian Douglas, we will travel north along the coastal road, pausing at Laxey, an old mining town that boasts one of the world’s most impressive water wheels.

We’ll visit Laxey Woolen Mills, where the weaver crafts Manx Tartan and other tweeds on manually powered looms, before heading to King Orry’s Grave, a Neolithic burial site.

Next, we’ll explore the site of the first monastery on the island at Maughold, founded in 550, and see many ancient crosses carved by Celts and Vikings.

A brief visit through the town of Ramsey will take us north to the Point of Ayre and the island’s flat glacial plains, passing small churches and villages along the way.

After a lunch break, we’ll get a burst of adrenaline by following the famous TT course to Peel. With its castle, cathedral, marina, and old fishing cottages, Peel is a charming place to stop before heading to St Johns and Tynwald Hill, a four-tiered hill that is one of the island’s most distinctive landmarks.

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