Isle of Man · by the sea
Port Erin.
A sandy bay beneath Bradda Head, with the village and promenade close by.
At a glance
These are the tides for Wednesday 14 October. Choose a port below for this week's times.
| Port | High water | Low water |
|---|---|---|
| Port Erin | 5.2 m 5.1 m | 0.9 m 1.0 m |
- Bathing water
- Excellent (published classification). official profile ↗
Getting there & access
Promenade parking and car parks around the village. The bus and steam railway stations are a short walk from the beach. Ask Port Erin Commissioners about booking the beach wheelchair; check access for your own needs.
Facilities
Public toilets and a beach shower, cafés and seasonal beach huts. Opening times and hire availability vary.
Toilet & council directories →A walk beside the sea
Follow the coastal paths towards Bradda Head, or explore the southern coast towards the Sound. Choose a route that suits your fitness and check path conditions.
Swimming & water awareness
For swimming or snorkelling, assess the weather, tide and your entry and exit points on the day. Stay clear of boats and launch areas. A sheltered-looking bay is not a safety guarantee.
Bathing water: Excellent (published classification). Samples describe past conditions, not today’s.
Sea-safety advice →This is a place guide, not an assessment of today’s safety or lifeguard cover. Read local signs, check the forecast and tide, and seek local advice before swimming, snorkelling or heading onto coastal paths.
Sources checked 11 October 2026: official beach information ↗. Explore snorkelling & coastal tours →
