#MyBiosphere: Sue Woolley
A new book, Wild Guide: Isle of Man, written by Andy North, highlights the secret natural wonders of the Isle of Man Biosphere Reserve.
The Isle of Man’s natural beauty is no secret, but there are still countless hidden gems waiting to be explored. Andy North, from Biosphere Partner Happy Explorer – Nature Adventures, has captured the magic of these secluded and enchanting locations in his new book, Wild Guide: Isle of Man.
This beautifully curated guide is the perfect companion for anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the wonders of our Biosphere Reserve. With over 400 entries, it highlights the island’s most breath-taking landscapes, from rugged coastal cliffs and ancient woodlands to hidden glens and secret beaches.
For those who love wild swimming, the book reveals tranquil coves where you can take a dip in crystal-clear waters. Hikers will find trails leading through mysterious forests and to ancient ruins steeped in history.
Among the many highlights are the awe-inspiring cliffs of the Calf of Man, where seabirds and seals thrive, the secluded beauty of Niarbyl Bay’s hidden coves, and the prehistoric ruins at Meayll Hill Circle.
Beyond nature, Wild Guide: Isle of Man offers a taste of local life, featuring recommendations for traditional Manx inns, cosy cafés, and farm shops - perfect for unwinding after a day of adventure.
Whether you’re stargazing in remote spots, picnicking by a waterfall, or simply soaking in the island’s wild spirit, this book is key to discovering the Isle of Man in a whole new way.
Wild Guide: Isle of Man will be published on Thursday 1st May - your next adventure awaits!
Header Image: Point of Ayre by Chris Balmer.
Posted up on 17th March 2025
