Laxey and the Northern plains with qualified and experienced driver guide

Laxey and the Northern plains with qualified and experienced driver guide

From Victorian Douglas we will head north along the coast road, stopping at Laxey an old mining town that is home to one of the most spectacular water wheels in the world. On the outskirts we visit King Orry's grave a Neolithic burial site, before visiting the church at Maughold which was the site of a monastery in the days of early Celtic Christianity and is site of some of the islands ‘stories in stones’

Travelling north to the to the Point of Ayre, the northern most point on the island past rich plains and farmlands before returning to Douglas via Ramsey and from there travel over part of the iconic TT course which started in 1907 via the mountain road and finish in Douglas after seeing the famous Grandstand.

Itinerary
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Stop At: The Great Laxey Wheel, Mines Road, Laxey IM4 7NL

The Great Laxey Wheel, the largest working waterwheel in the world

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Maughold Village Church, Maughold

Visit the site of an ancient monastery with its ancient Keill site and stories in the stones

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Ramsey Beach, Mooragh Promenade, Ramsey, Isle of Man IM8 3PT, Isle of Man

Travel through Ramsey and see a town from a bygone era

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Point of Ayre Lighthouse, A16, Isle of Man, Bride IM7 4AQ

See the flat plains of the Island with the iconic Point of Ayre Lighthouse one of the Stevenson lighthouses of a bygone era.

Duration: 15 minutes