About
The southwestern tip of the Isle of Man has some great landscapes to explore and is an ideal destination for dog walkers on the island.
You have Spanish Head, which rises to 100 m above sea level, and here you have great views out over the Calf of Man, which is separated from the mainland by a narrow strait called the Calf of Sound.
A little farther north, you have The Chasms, where the sea cliffs have eroded into what appear to be large blocks separated by deep crevices.
The sea cliffs along this stretch of the Isle of Man coastline are a breeding ground for thousands of seabirds, and depending on the time of year, you may spot Guillemots or Razorbills nesting on the cliffs.
Dog Access and Rules
This area can be dangerous with hidden crevices and cliffs, and it is advised to keep dogs on a lead and dress prepared for uneven ground.
Access and Facilities
The visitor centre and cafe overlooking the Calf of Sound do not allow dogs, so you must take them away or have a picnic.
