The Isle of Man for a golf tour ?

The mild Island weather makes all year golfing possible and the stunning coastline and breathtaking views will make even the worse game seem bearable. Come for the golf, but do not forget the club facilities where warm welcomes and a calming atmosphere bring locals and visitors together to share the secrets of the courses.

Less than an hour away by air or a few hours on the ferry and there is no passport control, no jet lag, and no need to rise early to beat traffic or queues. So what you waiting for let us arrange your next golf break or golf tour to the Isle of Man.

From championship golf courses to the one nine hole golf course, golfing on the Isle of Man is a unique option and one we would recommended without hesitation.

» Mount Murray The Mount Murray championship golf course skilfully incorporates the natural features of Manx hedging, streams and lakes.	Castletown Golf Links The course in its present form was laid out by golfing legend Mackenzie and provides some of the purest links golf anywhere in the British Isles.
King Edward Bay A round of golf at King Edward Bay is memorable. The course is superbly maintained and affords some of the best views on the Island. Almost everywhere on the course there are breathtaking landscapes and coastal views.	» Ramsey Golf Club Nigel Mansell was the ex club champion at Ramsey Golf Club, which boasts an enjoyable, although somewhat demanding, course. The northern Island course is not too hilly and so makes a good day's golfing.

The video below [lasts 5:28 mins] gives a tour of the Isle of Man and who better than Norman Wisdom to show you why this Island is a must visit. Light hearted and funny press play to laugh your way around the Isle of Man.

A variety of nightlife can be found all over the island, but particularly in Douglas, where the Island's population is at its greatest, but also in the many other towns around the island.

For traditional entertainment and food, try the many pubs around the island. Often hosts to live music and entertainment. Ask the locals for the latest information on gigs and venues.

For a more modern night, check out the many nightclubs, wine bars or even the island casino for those who have been lucky on the fairways. Dance, rock or just relax the night away. There is a never a shortage of entertainment for any age or taste.

For visitors seeking culture. There are many shows, productions and special events held nightly at the island's theatres. Whether it is the Villa Marina or Gaiety Theatre in Douglas, the Centenary Center in Peel or the Erin Arts Centre in Port Erin. There is always a range of classical musicial recitals, comedy and drama productions as well as more modern concerts to be had around the island.