Thousands of revelers will visit the Island's beaches tomorrow for the annual New Year's Day Dip.
The event has now become a staple of the Island’s festive calendar, raising money each year for numerous different charities.
Signing on will take place an hour before the dips themselves.
Lenny Conroy from the Southern Dippers gives us a rundown of their days activities:
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