When you arrive on the Isle of Man getting about is easy and convenient. Most road journeys can take a matter of minutes to under an hour, and regular bus services can take you to and from key locations on the Island.
There is of course more unique ways to travel, whether you journey south by steam train or take in Douglas Bay on the horse drawn tram. This guide will help you to get around and make the most of the Island’s transport services.
Go to the official Visit Isle of Man website for inbound travel links to the Island.
The interactive map is the best way to get your bearings. Each of our historic attractions and museums pages provide a postcode making it easy to find with a sat nav, and we provide grid references to our ancient monuments.
For a bus timetable and further information visit Isle of Man Bus and Rail.
A printed bus timetable is available from the Welcome Centre.
Visit Isle of Man Bus and Rail – Heritage Railways to find timetables and further information.
The Horse Trams run seasonally along Douglas Promenade, for timetables and further information visit The Douglas Bay Horse Tramway website
The GO Heritage Explore Card provides provides travel on Isle of Man Bus and Rail services, horse trams plus entry into all Manx National Heritage sites for 5 days from first date of use. Passes are available to purchase on our online shop.
