Isle of Man lighthouses

Isle of Man is self-governing British Crown Dependency in Irish sea. It has rich lighthouse traditions, so i would like to share some pictures made during my trip.
On approach to Douglas (central city) you could see Douglas Head lighthouse:

And inside of Douglas Harbour - Battery Pier lighthouse:


Just a side of the harbour Refuge Tower with navigational light mounted on top

Small town Ramsey, north from Douglas, has two nice lighthouses in the entrance:
North pier:


and South pier:

New pier of famous tourists Castletown:


And Longeness lighthouse seen from same pier far away:

One more town Peel with Castle Pier lighthouse:

And Peel Breakwater lighthouse:

Port Erin Front range lighthouse:


And again

And Ranglin Pier lighthouse:

That's not full set, just some of them i had chance to visit during short trip. But anyway this is great place to go for lighthouses hunt.

Excellent pictures and makes me envious that I wasn't there to take them. Thanks for posting them.

Great pictures of lights that most of us will never get to see in person. Some interesting ones in there. I wonder what the building the cafe is in used to be, especially sitting right on the beach.

Thanks for sharing them, Dmitry!

Dmitry,
Absolutely loved the photos! Thank you so much for sharing. Great job capturing the essence of each one!

While we're on the subject...
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-isle-of-man-26922512

David Stevenson's lighthouses are always state of the art!