Flaming torches and burning boats will provide plenty of excitement in Peel today (Sunday), when Viking re-enactors burn their longship on the beach.
It's day two of this year's Viking Festival, based next to the town's campsite.
Visitors have been getting a taste of life in the tenth century with a series of demonstrations in the Viking village, including a working blacksmith, a wood carver and a chainmail maker.
Tonight the Vikings will stage their Son et Lumiere spectacular, with torchlight parades from Peel Castle and Peel Hill to the burning of the Viking boat.
These Vikings are really enjoying playing the part:
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