Around 200 people took part in a record-breaking turnout at this years New Year's Day Dip in Douglas.
The event was the first joint-occasion between two charities, FIM Capital Beach Buddies and Breast Cancer Now.
Beach Buddies founder, Bill Dale, is thanking the sponsors, organisers, spectators and all who took part.
He added it's a 'wonderful start' to 2019 with plans for more joint events between the organisations for the next year.
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