In reply to J1234:
> I have never done a long distance walk, and have only been to the Isle of Man for the TT, so not really seen it, so thinking combining the two could be fun.
2/3 of it is pretty rugged rocky coastline, the path is pretty hilly and the views spectacular. The northern portion is pretty flat but there are dunes.
> Anyone done it? Is it an enjoyable walk? Would it be a reasonable option for a first long distance walk?
Never done it all, but plenty of bits to access climbing and beaches.
> I am thinking of giving myself a week to do it in.
It's ~100miles with fairly evenly dotted towns and villages where you could camp or B&B, alternatively many of the beaches are very secluded. Seems reasonable. The Peel to Port Erin leg is probably the biggest fairly wild chunk mostly because it's so rugged. White Strand part way between them is a lovely beach with no road access for a wild camp break. The NW stretch from Kirk Micheal to the Point of Ayre and Andreas is a long-ish leg too but basically flat
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