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Family days out in Isle of Man

20 listed · best reviewed first

Updated · Ratings from Google · All attractions and things to do in Isle of Man

Manx Museum

Isle of Man

Manx Museum

★ 4.7 (1,651)

Explore island heritage at this wheelchair-accessible museum on Kingswood Grove, though visitors should note limited facilities including no toilets or baby changing areas available.

Laxey Wheel

Isle of Man

Laxey Wheel

★ 4.6 (1,314)

Visit this impressive Victorian waterwheel, the world's largest working example of its kind, set in a scenic valley with an onsite restaurant and wheelchair-accessible viewing areas.

The House of Manannan

Isle of Man

The House of Manannan

★ 4.6 (997)

Explore Celtic and Viking heritage at this interactive museum on Peel's historic quayside, featuring accessible galleries, onsite dining, and parking for a complete family day out.

Manx Electric Railway

Isle of Man

Manx Electric Railway

★ 4.7 (816)

Journey along the scenic Isle of Man coastline aboard this heritage tramway, which features an onsite restaurant for refreshments during your visit to this historic Promenade attraction.

Curraghs Wildlife Park

Isle of Man

Curraghs Wildlife Park

★ 4.5 (824)

This wheelchair-accessible wildlife park in Kirk Michael features an onsite restaurant and visitor facilities including accessible toilets, making it ideal for family days out exploring nature.

Laxey Beach

Isle of Man

Laxey Beach

★ 4.7 (443)

This scenic Isle of Man coastal spot offers families a mix of sand and pebbles for seaside fun, with wheelchair access and parking making it easy to enjoy picnics by the shore.

Home of Rest for Old Horses

Isle of Man

Home of Rest for Old Horses

★ 4.7 (372)

Visit retired equines at this Richmond Hill sanctuary where elderly horses enjoy their golden years, featuring an onsite restaurant though facilities are limited with no wheelchair access.

Isle of Man Steam Railway

Isle of Man

Isle of Man Steam Railway

★ 4.8 (281)

Step aboard a heritage steam train at Douglas Station for a nostalgic journey through the Isle of Man's scenic countryside, with snacks available and picnics welcome on this classic railway adventure.

Groudle Glen Railway

Isle of Man

Groudle Glen Railway

★ 4.6 (342)

Take a nostalgic steam train journey through this charming Victorian glen railway, complete with accessible facilities, onsite parking and light refreshments available during your visit.

Onchan Pleasure Park

Isle of Man

Onchan Pleasure Park

★ 4.4 (436)

A family-friendly park featuring an onsite restaurant and facilities including toilets and parking, though visitors should note it lacks wheelchair access and baby changing rooms while outside food isn't permitted.

Mooragh Park

Isle of Man

Mooragh Park

★ 4.7 (277)

This waterfront park on Mooragh Promenade offers family recreation with an onsite restaurant, though visitors should note limited accessibility and facilities.

Peel Castle

Isle of Man

Peel Castle

★ 4.6 (193)

Explore this historic island fortress on the Isle of Man's west coast, perfect for family picnics amid ancient ruins and sweeping sea views, though note limited accessibility.

Hot Rocks Climbing Wall

Saint Ives

Hot Rocks Climbing Wall

★ 4.5 (80)

Scale new heights at this industrial estate climbing venue, though families should note limited facilities with no toilets, baby changing areas or wheelchair access on site.

Leece Museum

Isle of Man

Leece Museum

★ 4.7 (62)

This historic courthouse museum on East Quay offers fascinating exhibits and an onsite restaurant, though visitors should note the lack of wheelchair access and baby facilities before planning their trip.

The Great Laxey Mine Railway

Isle of Man

The Great Laxey Mine Railway

★ 4.7 (50)

Journey through industrial heritage aboard a historic mining railway that once transported minerals from deep underground workings. Perfect for older children and adults interested in transport history, with onsite parking available.

Douglas Beach

Isle of Man

Douglas Beach

★ 4.4 (57)

This sandy Isle of Man beach beside the island's largest town offers wheelchair access, parking and toilet facilities, making it an ideal spot for picnicking families seeking seaside fun.

Fenella Beach aka Peel Beach

Isle of Man

Fenella Beach aka Peel Beach

★ 4.7 (31)

Located at West Quay, this seaside spot offers a coastal escape though families should note the limited facilities and restrictions on picnicking before planning their visit.

Glen Maye

Isle of Man

Glen Maye

★ 4.8 (20)

Explore this scenic coastal glen on the Isle of Man, where woodland paths lead to a picturesque waterfall and beach, with an onsite restaurant perfect for refreshments after your walk.

Port Erin Beach

Isle of Man

Port Erin Beach

★ 5.0 (10)

This sheltered Isle of Man cove features golden sands protected by a breakwater, ideal for safe paddling with little ones, plus wheelchair access and nearby parking.

Ramsey Beach

Isle of Man

Ramsey Beach

★ 3.6 (20)

This sandy Isle of Man beach sits conveniently close to town on Mooragh Promenade, offering wheelchair access and picnic-friendly shores for a relaxed seaside escape with the family.

Quick answers

How many family days out are there in Isle of Man?+

We list 20 in Isle of Man. The best-reviewed are shown first.

Which family days out in Isle of Man are best reviewed?+

By Google rating weighted by the number of reviews: Manx Museum (4.7/5, 1,651 reviews), Laxey Wheel (4.6/5, 1,314 reviews) and The House of Manannan (4.6/5, 997 reviews).

Is this list up to date?+

It is built live from our listings; ratings come from Google and each venue page shows when its details were last checked. Always confirm with the venue before travelling.

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