Visitors had to be turned away due to low tides in Douglas
People hoping to go on board the replica Spanish Galeón Andalucia in Douglas Harbour have had to be turned away.
The low tides have meant safe access is not possible.
The vessel serves as a floating museum, and is due to remain in Douglas until Monday (7 July).
Project Manager Lupo Bathke hopes that will improve as the day goes on and the tide rises:
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