Welcome to the Sound - Failt Erriu gys yn Cheyllys The Sound Centre has been built by Manx National Heritage to provide catering, interpretation and other facilities for visitors to the Sound. Whether you have come by foot, bus, car or boat, you will find a welcome here and a chance to enjoy the spectacular panoramic views. Sit for a while as you eat and drink, and learn to recognise the birds that pass by, watch the currents racing through the Sound or simply take in one of the best views in the British Isles. In the Centre you will find displays which tell the story of the Sound and the Calf of Man. Once outside, take some time to look at the building, carefully designed to fit into this precious place. Explore the Parade and watch the seals hauled out on Kitterland; then think about the wealth of life there is under the water. Afterwards choose to go eastwards to Burroo Ned and Spanish Head; or westwards towards Port Erin; or follow the road to Cregneash and learn what life was like for those who farmed here. Wherever your path takes you, remember this special place.
Please see the Visitor Information page for details of opening hours. | |
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Calf of Man Information Leaflet
(683 kb) | | Format:Acrobat PDF File | | A leaflet giving key information about the Calf of Man, a 616 acre Islet situated off the south-westerly tip of the Isle of Man, which is a beautiful nature reserve and bird observatory. |
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