Port Erin
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Port Erin is a town in the Isle of Man. Its population is 3,369 according to the 2001 census.
It is a seaside resort with a harbour. The harbour is home to a University of Liverpool Marine biology department.
The beach is sandy and sheltered by two headlands. One, Bradda head, displays a folly - Milner's Tower.
The promenade, which is somewhat higher than the seafront is primarily hotels - mostly built in the Victorian era.
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There is an art gallery and a railway museum. The latter attached to the western terminus of the Isle of Man steam railway.Template:UK-geo-stub