1. The island has ferry to Liverpool; it is worth noting that the ferry runs between the island and the city all around a clock. In summer, you can also take the ferry to Belfast and Dublin; it is allowed to carry vehicles on the ferry.
2. The Isle of Man has a very mild climate; the coldest month is February, but at this time the temperature rarely drops below +5°C. The warmest weather is in July and August, when the daily temperature is about +18°C.
3. Mann can boast a well-developed road network, the quality of which will please even the most discerning drivers. It’s also worth considering that, according to local regulations, drivers don’t have to comply with speed limits.
4. In addition to the main highways, towns of the island are connected with railways. Trains don’t go during the whole year, some of them are only available in warmer months.
6. Most travelers visit the island in spring and summer, when the race is held. Those who decide to go for a trip at this time of year are recommended to book a hotel room in advance. Fans of relaxing leisure would be enchanted by the island in early autumn, when there are very few of tourists.
7. Public transport on the island is represented with an extensive network of buses that cruise around towns from early morning to late in the evening. Vacationers also have an opportunity to rent a car; the most popular car rentals are situated in the airport.
Traditional cuisine of Isle of Man is simple, affordable and very attractive. There are no exotic delicacies in it; highly culinary masterpieces can be found only in upscale restaurants. The … 
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