Isle of Man

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Isle of Man

The Extraordinary Isle

Discover the Isle of Man – a captivating gem in the Irish Sea where timeless charm meets modern adventure. Perfectly placed between England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, it’s an ideal stop on British and Northern European cruise routes. Though just 30 miles long and 10 wide, the island offers rugged coastlines, lush countryside, Celtic and Viking heritage, ancient castles, vintage steam railways, artisan distilleries, and the world’s largest working waterwheel. As the first entire nation designated a UNESCO Biosphere, it’s committed to sustainability. With engaging excursions, cultural events, and a warm Manx welcome, cruise visitors enjoy unforgettable experiences. Popular anchorages include Douglas’s Victorian promenade and Peel Castle’s historic dock. Our expert team ensures smooth coordination and memorable visits for passengers and crew alike.

Port attractions

Douglas City Centre
Douglas offers cruise visitors a walkable city with Victorian charm, museums, shops, cafes, bars, horse trams, and easy access to heritage railways - all just steps from the port.
Snaefell Mountain
Ride the Snaefell Mountain Railway to the Isle of Man’s highest point at 2,036 feet. Enjoy scenic views, historic charm, and the chance to see seven kingdoms from the summit on a clear day.
Historic Castletown
Visit Castletown, the Isle of Man’s ancient capital. Ride a steam train, explore Castle Rushen and museums, and enjoy cobbled streets, a charming harbour, and welcoming cafés.
Cregneash Village
Explore Cregneash’s unique thatched cottages, stunning views, refreshments and wildlife at The Sound at the south of the Island —an unforgettable blend of Manx heritage and natural beauty.
Peel
Discover Peel’s seaside charm—explore Peel Castle, the House of Manannan, sandy beach, harbour, and cathedral. Enjoy history, culture, and local seafood just a short trip from Douglas.

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Port facts

Nautical information

Max. Length For Berth, M:

130

Max. Draught, M:

5.6

More Info Draught:

Max. Air Draught, M:

no restriction

More Info Air Draught:

no restriction

No. Of Quays:

Quay Length Total, M:

160

Quay Depth, M:

4.5

Anchorage Available:

yes

Anchorage Compulsory:

Passenger Terminal:

yes

Pilotage Compulsary:

Tugs Available:

yes

Bunkering:

on request

Tidal Movement/range, M:

8.1

Water:

yes

Ships Tenders Allowed:

yes

Garbage Disposal:

yes

Airport Distance, Km:

14.6

City Centre Distance, Km:

0.5

Sustainability

Are ships allowed burn HFO using:

✔ Closed loop

✔ Hybrid loop

✔ Compliant IMO Fuel

On-shore power supply to cruise vessels:

LNG bunkering supply to cruise vessels:

Supplying alternative fuels:

Reception Facilities for Contaminated Ballast Water:

Reception Facilities for Waste Oils:

Yes

Isle of Man

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