Garff

Garff is a parish located in the east of the Isle of Man. It is situated in the sheading of Garff and lies on the coast of the Irish Sea. The parish encompasses a mix of rural and coastal landscapes. Historically, Garff was a significant agricultural area.

The village of Laxey is the largest settlement within Garff parish and is famous for its water wheel, known as the "Lady Isabella." This industrial heritage site is a major tourist attraction. The parish also includes smaller settlements and scattered farmsteads. The coastline of Garff features dramatic cliffs and small bays.

The economy of Garff has traditionally been based on agriculture and fishing. In more recent times, tourism has become increasingly important, particularly due to the Laxey Wheel and the scenic beauty of the area. The Manx Electric Railway runs through Garff, connecting it to Douglas and Ramsey. The parish is served by local roads and benefits from its proximity to the capital. Garff offers opportunities for walking, cycling, and enjoying the natural environment. The parish council is responsible for local governance.