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Old smuggling site, Victorian sea side dream, or modern town.
It can all be found in Port Erin with its sheltered harbour,
beautiful beach and shops with almost everything.
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Along the south of the island lies a quiet little town. Port Erin owes
much of its existence to the Victorian tourists, who came for the
beautiful sandy beach set in an enclosed harbour, local cafe's and simple
gardens.
Today Port Erin still enjoys the tourist trade, as well as local trade.
Its beaches and town centre still hold much of the appeal they ever did.
Welcoming visitors from all over to spend time near the far end of the
Isle of Man.
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Saturday 10 May 2008 |
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Life After The BBC. My Life in the Arts-Dr John Bethell. Erin Arts Centre at 7.30pm. Tickets £10 (includes wine, pate and cheese). Telephone 832662. Erin Arts Centre, Victoria Square, Port Erin. |
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Wednesday 14 May 2008 - Sunday 18 May 2008 |
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Rushen Players present 'My Giddy Aunt' at the Erin Arts Centre, Port Erin. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nightly at 8pm. Tickets £7. Saturday 17th May-Gala Night at 7.30pm, tickets £10. Sunday 18th May, matinee at 3pm, tickets £7. Telephone 832662 for bookings. Erin Arts Centre, Victoria Square, Port Erin. |
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Wednesday 21 May 2008 |
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Wildflower Ramble. Andree Dubbeldam leads an evening walk (1-1.5 hours) up Bradda Head looking at wildflowers of the mine deads and heathland regeneration. Some steep walking involved. Starting at 7pm. Admission free. Meet at Bradda Glen Car Park (grid ref SC193697). Bradda, Port Erin. |
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Event information supplied by the Isle of Man Department of Tourism & Leisure (01624 686766) |
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