The 10 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Isle of Man, Isle of Man

An Albany Tour will make your day memorable with our daily tours & our Manx gourmet delights all served by your very own butler. Spacious comfortable air conditioned minibus. Great photo opportunities at the familiar sites and off the beaten track. Albany Tours prides itself on the personal. If there’s somewhere special you’d like to visit, I’ll be happy to accommodate your wishes.

Feel the water beneath your feet.. SALTWORKS SUP gives you the chance on the Isle of Man to try one of the fastest growing water sports. Learn to Stand Up Paddleboard on the Isle of Man with Saltworks-Sup and take home the memory of an adventure.

The Number 1 Outdoor Must Do Activity in the Isle of Man Outdoor 'Fun in the Forest for all the Family', Call of Duty Style Laser-Mayhem operates 2 sessions daily 0930-1200hrs and 1300-1600hrs, small and large groups welcome and you don't need a big group to book. Its Reds v Blues on our 18 acre mock battlefield complete with its very own massive maze, our guns fire a harmless infrared beam an incredible 400m with deadly accuracy, no need to be fit just be able to walk on ruff teraine, hold a gun and be over 6 years of age, pretty much suitable for the whole family. Booking essential call 234555 Co-located with: The new Laser-Shooting Gallery The Coffee Cottage Quad Bike Mania

This independent museum features the aviation heritage of the Isle of Man and tells the stories of the Island and its people in wartime. The museum, a registered charity, tells TWO exciting stories - the aviation and military heritage of the Isle of Man and the history of the Manx Regiment - the most successful light anti-aircraft regiment in the British Army.

Take a free guided tour of the historic Tynwald Chambers, the national parliament of the Isle of Man and the oldest continuous parliament in the world! The tour encompasses the three chambers of Tynwald: the House of Keys, the Legislative Council and the Court of Tynwald. While on the tour, you'll learn the history of the Isle of Man's political system and how it came into existence as well as the history of these landmark buildings. The tours last approximately 1:30 to 2 hours and commence on Mondays at 2:00pm and Fridays at 11:00am. Tours at other times may be possible, call ahead to check availability.

Isle of Man Motorcycle Adventures is a motorcycle hire company which also offers a unique tailor made and bespoke motorcycle hire holiday package, allowing you to explore this amazing Island. We start with a completely blank canvas and then from getting to know you and your interests we will build a VIP holiday package to your exact requirements. -Motorcycle hire -Guided one to one tours

Milntown is set in over fifteen acres of beautiful gardens in the North of the Isle of Man, near Ramsey and is one of the Island’s most historic houses. Originally the home of one of the leading families on the Isle of Man -the ‘Christians’ - Milntown has also been a school for young ladies and a hotel. More recently it once again reverted to being a private house owned by Lady Edwards and subsequently her son Sir Clive. Upon his death, in 1999, a Trust was created to maintain the house and gardens for the benefit of the Manx people, in line with the wishes of Sir Clive. Milntown House is open for tours each Wednesday and Saturday from April - September. Garden Tours are held monthly, please visit our website for further information regarding tours and other events held at MilntownMilntown also has a restaurant that can cater for up to sixty private diners or an elite fine dining experience for up to 14 guests in the old Milntown dining room. Larger numbers can also be catered for with a bespoke marquee in the stunning garden.

The Grove Museum of Victorian Life was developed in the mid 19th century by the Liverpool shipping merchant Duncan Gibb as a summer retreat for himself and his family. Later, the Victorian villa became the family's permanent residence and family home and a visit to the Grove is like stepping back in time. You'll find a series of period rooms, containing mostly original furnishings and fittings, a costume room, and displays of the possessions of three generations. There's also the opportunity to view the outbuildings, which would have served the substantial adjoining farmland, with agricultural equipment including a restored horse-powered threshing mill on display. Step out into the gardens and you'll be able to see the bees making honey or have a game of croquet on the lawn. Sit and relax in the Conservatory or enjoy a picnic in the Grove's gardens. There is also a museum shop on site. Admission £5.50.