Getting here
Enjoy your journey!
Connections to numerous airports and five ferry ports in the UK and Ireland
The Isle of Man is easily accessible as a leisure destination – and closer than you think!
There can be few places that pack so much into such small dimensions as the Isle of Man. Situated between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, it boasts natural beauty, an intriguing history and outdoor activities for all. Getting here is easy, come by plane or ferry. There are plenty of choices on where to fly from and ferries run in the summer from Dublin, Belfast, Heysham and Liverpool, over the winter, sailing daily from Heysham.
We can help with booking ferries and plans, call Nikki & Nigel for assistance.
Air & sea routes map
By Ferry
The ferry
For those wishing to bring a car, bikes or just enjoy sailing across the Irish sea as foot passengers, then we have just the one ferry company. The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company has been serving the island since 1830. With daily summer routes from Liverpool & Heysham, summer sailings from Dublin. Winter, daily sailings direct from Heysham. – www.steampacket.com
By air
By air
With great air links from the major cities the island is a quick hop over the Irish Sea landing at Ronaldsway airport on the south east coast of the island at Ballasalla.
www.easyjet.com
Offer flights from Liverpool, Manchester, Bristol, London Gatwick & London Luton.
www.easternairways.com
Offer flights from Belfast City, Glasgow and Newcastle.
www.loganair.co.uk
Offer flights from Edinburg.
www.flybe.com
Offer direct flights from Birmingham, Liverpool & Manchester. Flybe also do a combined ticket where you fly from your nearest regional airport to their hub at Manchester and then join the Manchester to the Isle of Man flight. We’ve had guests fly from Norwich, Exeter, Newquay & Glasgow with great success and not much wait time at Manchester.
www.aerlingus.com
Offer an excellent service from Dublin airport. I would highly recommend this route if you’re flying in from America & Canada. We’ve had many guests from over the pond fly this route. You can check your bags in all the way to the Island. Guests have said fares have been excellent value for money. You can always do a stop over in Dublin.