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Walking, cycling, climbing, diving, golfing, and so much more.
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There are many activities on the island for all ages both inside and outside.
Whether you like to cycle on country lanes, up and down hills or along the
flat. Maybe walking and hiking in or along the many island glens and
coastal paths. There is also coastal diving, where shipwrecks and sea life
hide in the dark waters of the Irish Sea. For the more adventurous there
is even the option of swimming with sharks. Out of the waters and back
to land, where rocking climbing the cliffs can prove a challenge for novices
as well as experts.
For more general activities there are many sports centres on the island,
offering a large range of things to do. Swimming pools with slides, squash,
table tennis, and other indoor sports. The island also has a large range of
golf courses in a variety of locations around the island.
Fishing has been part of the islands history since the first people came
to its shores. It is still very much alive today. Whether in streams and
reservoirs inland or out to the coast on boats. The island can
meet the needs of those who fish and give good catches as a reward.
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