Isle of Man - Northern route

Starting at the iconic Ramsey Queen’s Pier, follow the legendary TT course westward, transitioning from the buzz of town into the open countryside toward Andreas. After passing through the quiet hamlets of St Judes, you’ll enter the lush Curraghs—keep your eyes peeled for the island's famous wild wallabies.

The journey continues along smooth, remote roads through coastal nature reserves. Take a technical detour at Jurby to indulge in some motoring history before heading to Bride and reaching the island's northernmost tip: the Point of Ayre. The return leg brings you back into Ramsey, where the afternoon is yours to spend browsing local boutiques, strolling through the Milntown Estate, or toasting your ride with a locally distilled spirit.

Some route highlights along the way:

Legendary Roads: Travel a section of the world-famous Isle of Man TT Course.

Wildlife Spotting: A chance to see wild wallabies in the Curraghs wetlands.

Motoring Heritage: A dedicated stop at the Isle of Man Motor Museum in Jurby.

Coastal Landmarks: Reach the Point of Ayre, known for its iconic lighthouse and dramatic views.

Stately Gardens: A visit to the historic Milntown Estate and Gardens for a post-ride explore.

Local Spirits: A tasting experience at The Fynoderee Distillery, featuring gins and vodkas crafted with Manx botanicals.