Port Erin

Port Erin Bay defines the setting of Port Erin — its sheltered sandy curve, enclosed by headlands on the Isle of Man’s southwest coast, keeps the town closely tied to the sea. Bradda Head rises above the northern side of the bay, topped by Milner’s Tower, a 19th-century memorial to the philanthropist William Milner. Port Erin is also the southern terminus of the Isle of Man Railway, whose heritage trains connect it with Douglas and preserve an important part of the island’s transport tradition. Coastal paths lead out towards the cliffs, while the compact centre remains focused on the waterfront. Browse additional webcams from the Isle of Man’s southern coast to extend your view of Rushen.

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