Thousands of people are expected to walk out to the Tower of Refuge this evening.
The Douglas Development Partnership is hosting an escorted walk from 6pm onwards – to coincide with one of the lowest tides of the year.
It’s the third time it’s been organised – last year 2,800 people walked to the monument raising around £2,500.
The event – which is free - is open to everyone but children must be accompanied by an adult.
Town centre manager Michelle O’Malley says the RNLI is set to benefit from the activity:
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