Malew Church is a traditional Manx church that has continued to grow and develop over the years.

Located next to the Great Meadow, the church is a bright and welcoming building that has wonderful views of the surrounding countryside, down to Castletown and out to sea.

Visit Malew and Santon Churches for more details on churches in the area.

Derbyhaven Beach is a secluded cove that lies on the south-eastern tip of the Isle of Man and forms a crescent around the shallow, east-facing bay. The bay is protected by a breakwater and the waters here are highly favoured by windsurfers, as well as scuba divers and leisure sailing.

VisitIsleofMan.com for more info.

Silverdale is a tale of two parts – the first an extensive play area and pretty boating lake and the second a beautiful and secluded historic glen.

The main focal point of the children’s playground is the water-powered carousel, which is as popular now as it was in the Victorian era.

VisitIsleofMan.com for more info.

Learn about Abbey life through the ages, from the 1180s to strawberry tea dancing to the heady days of 1980s disco. Visitors can follow the family friendly ‘Monkey Business’ activities including throwing a pot on the potter’s wheel, making sounds of the Abbey and the fruit picking challenge in the Jam Factory. And more…

Manx National Heritage for more info.

South Barrule is one of the most prominent of the Island’s southern hills. The word Barrule comes from Wardfell, the hill of the ward or watch where men were stationed, day and night to watch for invading ships.

The summit provides some of the richest archaeological remains on the Island.

Culture Vannin for more info.