The Nautical Museum in Castletown on the Isle of Man is home to the world's oldest yacht the Peggy, the oldest surviving shallop of her kind, built by an interesting historical character, Captain George Quayle. Come visit the Quayle gallery and learn about Captain George and his family as well as the Peggy, see previously unseen objects uncovered in archaeological excavations with exhibits including a leather pistol holster, a flintlock pistol mechanism, some coconut shell drinking cups and what is possibly an eighteenth century microscope. The Nautical Museum showcases Quayle's inventions, they story of why the Peggy remained undisturbed for over a 100 years, a sailmaker's loft and the tools of the trade as well as a cabin room built in the form of a naval warship of Nelson's day, secret trap doors and so much more, it's all here.READ MORE

The Old House of Keys in Castletown on the Isle of Man offers a great experience in what was once the centre of political life on the Isle of Man in the 19th century. Now restored to it's former appearance of exactly how it looked in 1866, a visit guides you through how democracy developed on the island, and how the political decisions have and continue to effect the Manx nation, development sometimes years ahead of England. When visiting the Old House of Keys, you'll meet the costumed secretary of this historical building, and you can then take a seat in the the restored debating chamber and enjoy an active debate on setting the laws of the island, it's a must see and do experience.READ MORE

Castle Rushen in Castletown on the Isle of Man is one of the best preserved medieval castles in the world, once home to Kings and Lords of Mann. With a fascinating history going all the way back to the 13th century, it was during it's time used as a fortress, royal residence, a mint and even a prison. Castle Rushen has towering limestone walls, and a climb up the stone staircase to the roof affords breathtaking views over Castletown and beyond. Come experience the sights and sounds of the Medieval kitchen, hire Castle Rushen for your next private event and banquet like the Kings and Lords from days of old, it's a unique and unforgettable experience. A visit here is about the history of the inhabitants, the gatehouse, the castle guards in their vaulted rooms, wall walks, 17th century dining room and so much more, it's a must see.READ MORE

Port Erin Railway Museum in Port Erin, Isle of Man is located in town next to the railway station, and is themed on the Steam Railway, covering the history of steam travel on the island. There is a gift shop, exhibitions of tracks, trains, railway equipment, switches and more. Port Erin Railway Museum also boasts two full size steam trains, a variety of carriages and railway memorabilia, information signs, many photographs and more, and is a walk back in time to train travel back in the day, a fascinating attraction to visit.READ MORE

The Museum of Natural History in Pacific Grove, California, was opened in 1883, and over the years has highlighted the natural history of our unique and beautiful coast by displays of birds, wildlife, geology and plants. Visitors of all ages will enjoy and appreciate the educational and fun experience of visiting the museum and viewing the bird collections, Native American basket, textile and pottery collections, heritage photographs and more. The Museum of Natural History offers excellent guided tours of the museum, and also arranged activities for younger visitors. Rent space at The Museum of Natural History for memorable and unique events.READ MORE

Point Pinos Lighthouse in Pacific Grove, California, is located on a jagged rocky coastline, and has since 1855 been guiding seafarers to safety, hence its well-earned reputation of being the oldest operating lighthouse on the West Coast. Point Pinos Lighthouse is owned and maintained by the Public Works Department and together with The Heritage Society of Pacific Grove has beautifully restored the lighthouse and its grounds. The job of yesteryear's lighthouse keeper was primarily to care for the all important light by daily cleaning of the light to avoid damage from soot buildup, and to keep the light burning in darkness and bad weather, and to cover it in good weather to save fuel.READ MORE

The Port of Larne in Larne, Northern Ireland has facilities for both passenger and freight customers with bunkers delivered alongside by barge and fresh water available at all berths. The port control is responsible for monitoring all ship movements in and around the harbour, ensuring the safety of vessel traffic using the port, and can cater to driver accompanied traffic, unaccompanied traffic, advise of hazardous transportation needs, and have skills to handle heavy and outsized cargo. The award winning Port of Larne has a cafe with a wide range of freshly prepared meals, and the shop stocks newspapers and magazines, confectionery and gifts, there's also an ATM and shower facilities for freight drivers in the drivers lounge, and there's ample parking as well as disabled parking.READ MORE

Olderfleet Castle in Larne, Northern Ireland lies in the harbour area and is said to have been built by the Scottish Bisset family in the 13th century. Rebuilt in 1612 with no domestic features, it is believed it was built as a fortified warehouse and watchtower, and was one of the three castles that guarded the harbour of Larne in Larne Lough. Olderfleet Castle is a not very spectacular attraction and ruin in an industrial area, but well worth a visit for it's historical value.READ MORE

The Larne Museum and Arts Centre in Larne, Northern Ireland offers a busy programme of events, exhibitions and educational programmes throughout the year for a fascinating experience. They are also the operational centre for all Larne Borough Council Arts, Heritage and Civic events all housed in this beautifully restored and renovated historic building, with many original features. The Larne Museum and Arts Centre welcomes you to a walk back in time to relive the distinctive history and heritage of the area with modern and attractive displays. The McNeill Theatre here is available for larger theatre and music events, and is available for hire on occasion.READ MORE

Hurricane Paintball Park in Palm Bay, Florida, is a great place to get together with family and friends for a fun paintball experience as you run around on 14 acres of playing grounds filled with buildings, towers, forts and more. Paintball is a unique and exciting way of entertaining guests for birthdays, corporate events, bachelor parties, church outings and many other events, or just having a fun day out with friends and family. Hurricane Paintball Park offers exciting opportunities of tracking down foes on a simulated urban battleground, with fallen trees and stacks of rusty barrels providing a perfect place to hide from an unexpected paintball attack. READ MORE