A specialist UK travel company says it'll offer walking holidays on the Isle of Man for the first time next year.
Inntravel, based in York, says it'll offer the four-day breaks between April and October 2026.
The company says its tourists will stay in Douglas and the breaks will feature coastal walks, heritage trails and nature reserves.
On its website, it calls the Isle of Man a 'hidden gem' and says it's sure to surprise and delight people.
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