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Getting Around by Rail
Horse trams run along the 3km (2 miles) of the Douglas Promenade during the summer. The Steam Railway operates from Douglas to Port Erin and the Manx Electric Railway runs from Douglas to Ramsey. Other services include the unique Snaefell Mountain Railway, which runs to the summit of Snaefell mountain, and the Groudle Glen Railway (a narrow gauge system), which provides a limited service along a scenic track near Douglas in the summer months. For more information, contact the Rail and Bus Information Line (tel: (01624) 662 525; website: www.iombusandrail.info).
Getting Around by Road
The island is served by Isle of Man National Transport buses (tel: (01624) 662 525; www.iombusandrail.info) throughout the year. There are also a number of coach operators who operate full- and half-day excursions.
Private taxis operate all year round and there are a number of car hire firms.
Bicycles are available for hire in the summer months.
Regulations: Traffic drives on the left.
Documentation: Full UK driving licence is acceptable.
Private taxis operate all year round and there are a number of car hire firms.
Bicycles are available for hire in the summer months.
Regulations: Traffic drives on the left.
Documentation: Full UK driving licence is acceptable.
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