The Isle of Man, where fairies live

Douglas, Isle of Man. As you arrive in Douglas, the small but beautiful capital of the Isle of Man, you’ll smell the aroma of mystery and legend.

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A short tour inside this British Crown Dependency (not part of the UK or the EU) will reveal this Celtic territory is home to fairies. At least that’s what the Isle of Man people think.

Therefore, when passing the Fairy Bridge, among the vegetation, you should say hello to these magical creatures. According to tradition, fairies have a feminine appearance and bright wings, they hide from human sight, but they coexist and protect nature.

In addition, there are fairy houses in certain places on the trail.

The natural beauty of the Isle of Man is incredible and is home to around 85,000 people (nearly a third live in the capital). Beautiful landscapes, forests, cliffs and castles; all in one place.

It is a Celtic site as its language, Manx (Celtic), is preserved. English is also spoken.

Their currency is the Manx pound, but you can pay with a credit or debit card, including bus fares.

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The islanders are very used to the rain, as it occurs frequently throughout the year. It is also normal to have fog from time to time, which is believed to be a ward off invasion.

The island can be reached by ferry from Liverpool, England, or even Dublin, Ireland. There are also cheap flights from Liverpool, London, and Manchester, among others.

More and more tourists are coming to the Isle of Man, home to various companies, attracted by its favorable tax policies.

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