Mull Of Galloway Lighthouse

A wonderful day for a wedding in our walled garden.
https://www.mull-of-galloway.co.uk/weddin gs/

Competition Kirsty Thomson

National Whale and Dolphin Watch at the Mull of Galloway.

Our next exciting event celebrating International Lighthouse Heritage Weekend - Sunday 19th August - everyone welcome.
A special anniversary for Wigtownshire Amateur Radio Club
Association of Lighthouse Keepers
... Museum of Scottish Lighthouses
Northern Lighthouse Board
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The Lighthouse and Exhibition are open from 11am to 5pm today.
😊 Climb the 115 steps to the top of the tower where our guide with tell you about the light, the history and more about the Mull of Galloway Lighthouse.
😊 Visit the exhibition of Lighthouse History. There will be an engine demonstration at 1pm (no Foghorn today as the Kittiwakes still have chicks on the cliffs).
... 😊 Chat with RSPB staff and volunteers and see the activity on the cliffs via the live cameras. You may even see the Kittiwake chicks and keep a watch out for puffins.
🍽 Gallie Craig coffee house is open from 10am until 5pm serving a delicious selection of hot and cold food, drinks and snacks.
Don’t forget to send us your photos for our competition!
https://www.mull-of-galloway.co.uk/mull-o f-galloway-experi…/
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Sue Munroe - COMPETITION .'' A Golden Glow'' taken on a visit July 2018
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Pop by our other page to find out more about our Lighthouse Holidays.
Mull of Galloway Lighthouse Holiday Cottages

We have a wedding taking place at the Mull of Galloway on Tuesday 24th July.
The tower tours will not be available between 3pm and 4pm on Tuesday 24th July as the tower has been booked for the wedding photography.
The Lighthouse is open from 11am to 5pm with the exception of the above and we look forward to seeing you.
... Find out more about our Mull of Galloway Weddings https://www.mull-of-galloway.co.uk/weddin gs/
Find out more about our tower tours https://www.mull-of-galloway.co.uk/mull-o f-galloway-experi…/
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Megan Jayne Dennington - Mull of Galloway,

Kathleen Milby - Mull of Galloway 19th July 2018.

We have 2 weddings coming up at the Mull of Galloway very soon - next week we have a wedding in our walled garden and in early August we have our first wedding at the top of the tower.
Find out more about our unique wedding location by popping by our website. https://www.mull-of-galloway.co.uk/weddin gs/

Our passports from Association of Lighthouse Keepers are selling fast this season.
New supplies will be with us soon.
The Lighthouse Passport allows the holder to collect ink stamps or stickers from lighthouse related sites, with space for notes under each stamp area so that you can also use it to keep a record of your lighthouse visits.
... Find out more and see other participating sites http://www.alk.org.uk/passport/passport.h tml
We are open today from 11am to 5pm. https://www.mull-of-galloway.co.uk/mull-o f-galloway-experi…/
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Have you entered our competition yet? Have you voted for your favourite photo?
Click on the album to cast your vote and you can send your entry by PM or by posting to this page.
We look forward to hearing from you.

Russell Brown - Mull of Galloway Lighthouse, May 2018. My entry for the July photo comp please. I hope people will click on my photo, like and share please.

*** COMPETITION TIME ***
Mull of Galloway Experience Facebook Photograph Competition. Send us your photos! This competition will run each month throughout the season and the best Mull of Galloway photo each month will be voted for by you and your family and friends so please share the album to boost your likes. The more you share the more likes you receive. There will be a fabulous monthly prize for the person with the most likes on their photo.
There are a few simple posti...ng guidelines: • Your photograph must be of a recent visit to the Mull of Galloway. • Your photograph must be your own work and you can enter 1 photo for each competition. • Photographs can be taken by camera or phone. • Please add a description with your photograph and when you visited. • Post your photograph to our page or send as a private message with the title COMPETITION. • Share the album with all your friends and family & ask them to vote for you. • We reserve the right to not add a photograph to the competition album if we feel it is inappropriate.
The prize for the photograph with the most likes in the July 2018 Album is: • A family pass for free entry to climb the Lighthouse and visit the Exhibition. • A £10 voucher to use in Gallie Craig Coffee House. • A free guided walk (for a couple or a family) with RSPB Scotland at any of their reserves in Dumfries and Galloway.
Towards the end of the 2018 season each of the monthly winners will be added to a finalist’s album to be in with a chance of being the Mull of Galloway Photograph of the year.
The Mull of Galloway Experience is a working partnership between the Mull of Galloway Trust, South Rhins Community Development Trust, RSPB Scotland, Gallie Craig and Northern Lighthouse Board. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Facebook.
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Went out with my mum and daughter, was there pretty much first thing. Service in the Gallie Craig was brilliant, then took a wander up to the lighthouse and was greeted by the lovely lassie at the desk where you pay. Went up the lighthouse (believe me, my legs wish I hadn't lol) and had it all to ourselves. Member of staff in the lighthouse was very nice as well.



Never get sick of coming out here!

Well worth a visit fabulous place. We went on a beautiful sunny day and the views were stunning. We could clearly see Scotland, Northern Ireland, England and the IOM. The cairnryan to Belfast ferry sailed past within view and there is an unusual rock formation on the cliffs. The food in the cafe was good

We visit in 2015, it's a very well kept lighthouse with spectacular views all around with some lovely friendly staff we were also happy to receive our certificates, there is a small walk to a fantastic cafe with lovely items to buy. We will visit again this year with our latest editions to our family as I know my almost 2 year old will love this.

The views are spectacular and especially from at the top of the lighthouse, The cafe is really welcoming and inviting and the food was great would definitely recommend x

The kids (and the adults) enjoyed the lighthouse experience. We also had lunch in Gaillie Craig and we weren't disappointed. We have a 5 year old who has autism and all of the staff made an extra effort to ensure that he was made welcome and his needs were met. I'd highly recommend the Lighthouse experience and a bite of lunch afterwards.

Really enjoyed our visit. Everyone was very friendly and pleasant. Our 3 year old had a good blether with the lady in the exhibition where we bought the tickets too! Loved his certificate as well. We all made it up to the top also although we didn't know you could go outside ( not that I would have mind you)



Cafe was lovely. Very reasonable and nice home baking. Thanks for a lovely visit x

Really enjoyed my visit. I was over from NI for the day, had cycled down from Cairnryan and was doing a bicycle tour of the area. Port Logan and Portpatrick. It's well worth a visit to see Scotlands most southerly point. On a clear day you can see NI, the Isle of Man and the Cumbrian Mountains. Nice coffee shop and RSPB centre as well.

Outstanding views and wildlife at the Mull of Galloway. The lighthouse is excellent- staff are exceptionally friendly and full of local info about the mull and lighthouse. The view from the top is amazing! And we were very excited to get a certificate at the end (we are a group of adults age 24-58!) as a side note the RSPB centre was also excellent and the staff amazing there- another wealth of knowledge and incredibly friendly. Also enjoyed a coffee at the tea room- I can't recommend visiting the Mull enough- all staff/volunteers that we met were so friendly (must be that view making them so happy!) and knowledgable!

One of the best places on this planet. Can't wait to visit again to hear the foghorn !

It was amazing, the road down to the car park is single track and the cows are walking freely, but once you have parked up its a little gem of a place to visit, highly recommend going if over this side of the country

It was a great visit, topped by going to the observation point to see the nesting seabirds wheeling around hundreds of feet below. We were too late for the café unfortunately, but well worth the trip. There was a cow feeding her calf on the track out, which made for a humorous diversion whilst we waited for them to finish the meal! 😜

I loved it here! The views over the sea are spectacular and the massive cliffs so close. If you are interested in wildlife and birds this location is perfect. We had a picnic on one of the benches overlooking the Solway Firth. Blue sky and no wind. Perfect.



Then a few metres away is the lighthouse where you can look over the Irish Sea, and the gulls nesting in the cliffs. We saw a falcon hunting around here.



The cafe serves delicious cakes and food, and does really good coffee. There's a gift shop here too. We'll be back very soon.

Excellent place to visit and enjoy the unique feeling of having sea on three sides while gazing out towards the Isle of Man (and, just, Northern Ireland). Worth making the walk down to the viewpoint at the end of the headland beyond the lighthouse just for the amazing views. Very good coffee house and cafe a few yards away too. Recommended.

Excellent lunch on weds / ground decaf coffee best ever followed by a jacket potato with prawns& hubby had the double cheeseburger , both we're very enjoyable, and served by wonderful & polite staff!!

Excellent experience and amazing view from the top of the light house. Kids loved it and really proud when received certificates after claiming the top :- we had lovely weather and view was breath taking ���

Drove all the way from Ayr to here, and I have to say it was an amazing experience, the views from the foghorn absolutely stunning, nothing but sea for miles and miles , the tour guide at the top of the lighthouse was very informative and answered all our questions, would definitely come again, the weather was perfect for it, the scenery around is absolutely gorgeous

Amazing place to visit! The exhibition is superb with so much to do for all ages. My kids loved typing their names out in morse code! The lighthouse is superb. Well worth the climb for exceptional views from the top and some history of it all from the staff. Beautiful part of the world and well worth a trip.

Although the weather was wild and it was very foggy yesterday. I really enjoyed my visit. Climbed to the top of the Lighthouse, looked round the exhibition and went down to the foghorn. Also visited the cafe also. Well worth a visit.

When out on our motorcycles on Easter Monday we decided to travel to The Mull of Galloway including the Lighthouse, it entailed a 420 mile round trip from Preston.

We did the full tour of the lighthouse and museum which proved to be both interesting and informative. The staff there were very helpful and were eager to answer our questions.

There was a film crew in the immediate area filming for a movie and this made our visit even more interesting as there were a number of props which had been erected within the grounds of the lighthouse.

We made use of the cafe before venturing back home. All in all a very good destination to take in during a day out.

Went out with my mum and daughter, was there pretty much first thing. Service in the Gallie Craig was brilliant, then took a wander up to the lighthouse and was greeted by the lovely lassie at the desk where you pay. Went up the lighthouse (believe me, my legs wish I hadn't lol) and had it all to ourselves. Member of staff in the lighthouse was very nice as well.



Never get sick of coming out here!

Well worth a visit fabulous place. We went on a beautiful sunny day and the views were stunning. We could clearly see Scotland, Northern Ireland, England and the IOM. The cairnryan to Belfast ferry sailed past within view and there is an unusual rock formation on the cliffs. The food in the cafe was good

We visit in 2015, it's a very well kept lighthouse with spectacular views all around with some lovely friendly staff we were also happy to receive our certificates, there is a small walk to a fantastic cafe with lovely items to buy. We will visit again this year with our latest editions to our family as I know my almost 2 year old will love this.

The views are spectacular and especially from at the top of the lighthouse, The cafe is really welcoming and inviting and the food was great would definitely recommend x

The kids (and the adults) enjoyed the lighthouse experience. We also had lunch in Gaillie Craig and we weren't disappointed. We have a 5 year old who has autism and all of the staff made an extra effort to ensure that he was made welcome and his needs were met. I'd highly recommend the Lighthouse experience and a bite of lunch afterwards.

Really enjoyed our visit. Everyone was very friendly and pleasant. Our 3 year old had a good blether with the lady in the exhibition where we bought the tickets too! Loved his certificate as well. We all made it up to the top also although we didn't know you could go outside ( not that I would have mind you)



Cafe was lovely. Very reasonable and nice home baking. Thanks for a lovely visit x

Really enjoyed my visit. I was over from NI for the day, had cycled down from Cairnryan and was doing a bicycle tour of the area. Port Logan and Portpatrick. It's well worth a visit to see Scotlands most southerly point. On a clear day you can see NI, the Isle of Man and the Cumbrian Mountains. Nice coffee shop and RSPB centre as well.

Outstanding views and wildlife at the Mull of Galloway. The lighthouse is excellent- staff are exceptionally friendly and full of local info about the mull and lighthouse. The view from the top is amazing! And we were very excited to get a certificate at the end (we are a group of adults age 24-58!) as a side note the RSPB centre was also excellent and the staff amazing there- another wealth of knowledge and incredibly friendly. Also enjoyed a coffee at the tea room- I can't recommend visiting the Mull enough- all staff/volunteers that we met were so friendly (must be that view making them so happy!) and knowledgable!

One of the best places on this planet. Can't wait to visit again to hear the foghorn !

It was amazing, the road down to the car park is single track and the cows are walking freely, but once you have parked up its a little gem of a place to visit, highly recommend going if over this side of the country

It was a great visit, topped by going to the observation point to see the nesting seabirds wheeling around hundreds of feet below. We were too late for the café unfortunately, but well worth the trip. There was a cow feeding her calf on the track out, which made for a humorous diversion whilst we waited for them to finish the meal! 😜

I loved it here! The views over the sea are spectacular and the massive cliffs so close. If you are interested in wildlife and birds this location is perfect. We had a picnic on one of the benches overlooking the Solway Firth. Blue sky and no wind. Perfect.



Then a few metres away is the lighthouse where you can look over the Irish Sea, and the gulls nesting in the cliffs. We saw a falcon hunting around here.



The cafe serves delicious cakes and food, and does really good coffee. There's a gift shop here too. We'll be back very soon.

Excellent place to visit and enjoy the unique feeling of having sea on three sides while gazing out towards the Isle of Man (and, just, Northern Ireland). Worth making the walk down to the viewpoint at the end of the headland beyond the lighthouse just for the amazing views. Very good coffee house and cafe a few yards away too. Recommended.

Excellent lunch on weds / ground decaf coffee best ever followed by a jacket potato with prawns& hubby had the double cheeseburger , both we're very enjoyable, and served by wonderful & polite staff!!

Excellent experience and amazing view from the top of the light house. Kids loved it and really proud when received certificates after claiming the top :- we had lovely weather and view was breath taking ���

Drove all the way from Ayr to here, and I have to say it was an amazing experience, the views from the foghorn absolutely stunning, nothing but sea for miles and miles , the tour guide at the top of the lighthouse was very informative and answered all our questions, would definitely come again, the weather was perfect for it, the scenery around is absolutely gorgeous

Amazing place to visit! The exhibition is superb with so much to do for all ages. My kids loved typing their names out in morse code! The lighthouse is superb. Well worth the climb for exceptional views from the top and some history of it all from the staff. Beautiful part of the world and well worth a trip.

Although the weather was wild and it was very foggy yesterday. I really enjoyed my visit. Climbed to the top of the Lighthouse, looked round the exhibition and went down to the foghorn. Also visited the cafe also. Well worth a visit.

When out on our motorcycles on Easter Monday we decided to travel to The Mull of Galloway including the Lighthouse, it entailed a 420 mile round trip from Preston.

We did the full tour of the lighthouse and museum which proved to be both interesting and informative. The staff there were very helpful and were eager to answer our questions.

There was a film crew in the immediate area filming for a movie and this made our visit even more interesting as there were a number of props which had been erected within the grounds of the lighthouse.

We made use of the cafe before venturing back home. All in all a very good destination to take in during a day out.

Went out with my mum and daughter, was there pretty much first thing. Service in the Gallie Craig was brilliant, then took a wander up to the lighthouse and was greeted by the lovely lassie at the desk where you pay. Went up the lighthouse (believe me, my legs wish I hadn't lol) and had it all to ourselves. Member of staff in the lighthouse was very nice as well.



Never get sick of coming out here!

Well worth a visit fabulous place. We went on a beautiful sunny day and the views were stunning. We could clearly see Scotland, Northern Ireland, England and the IOM. The cairnryan to Belfast ferry sailed past within view and there is an unusual rock formation on the cliffs. The food in the cafe was good

We visit in 2015, it's a very well kept lighthouse with spectacular views all around with some lovely friendly staff we were also happy to receive our certificates, there is a small walk to a fantastic cafe with lovely items to buy. We will visit again this year with our latest editions to our family as I know my almost 2 year old will love this.

The views are spectacular and especially from at the top of the lighthouse, The cafe is really welcoming and inviting and the food was great would definitely recommend x

The kids (and the adults) enjoyed the lighthouse experience. We also had lunch in Gaillie Craig and we weren't disappointed. We have a 5 year old who has autism and all of the staff made an extra effort to ensure that he was made welcome and his needs were met. I'd highly recommend the Lighthouse experience and a bite of lunch afterwards.

Really enjoyed our visit. Everyone was very friendly and pleasant. Our 3 year old had a good blether with the lady in the exhibition where we bought the tickets too! Loved his certificate as well. We all made it up to the top also although we didn't know you could go outside ( not that I would have mind you)



Cafe was lovely. Very reasonable and nice home baking. Thanks for a lovely visit x

Really enjoyed my visit. I was over from NI for the day, had cycled down from Cairnryan and was doing a bicycle tour of the area. Port Logan and Portpatrick. It's well worth a visit to see Scotlands most southerly point. On a clear day you can see NI, the Isle of Man and the Cumbrian Mountains. Nice coffee shop and RSPB centre as well.

Outstanding views and wildlife at the Mull of Galloway. The lighthouse is excellent- staff are exceptionally friendly and full of local info about the mull and lighthouse. The view from the top is amazing! And we were very excited to get a certificate at the end (we are a group of adults age 24-58!) as a side note the RSPB centre was also excellent and the staff amazing there- another wealth of knowledge and incredibly friendly. Also enjoyed a coffee at the tea room- I can't recommend visiting the Mull enough- all staff/volunteers that we met were so friendly (must be that view making them so happy!) and knowledgable!

One of the best places on this planet. Can't wait to visit again to hear the foghorn !

It was amazing, the road down to the car park is single track and the cows are walking freely, but once you have parked up its a little gem of a place to visit, highly recommend going if over this side of the country

It was a great visit, topped by going to the observation point to see the nesting seabirds wheeling around hundreds of feet below. We were too late for the café unfortunately, but well worth the trip. There was a cow feeding her calf on the track out, which made for a humorous diversion whilst we waited for them to finish the meal! 😜

I loved it here! The views over the sea are spectacular and the massive cliffs so close. If you are interested in wildlife and birds this location is perfect. We had a picnic on one of the benches overlooking the Solway Firth. Blue sky and no wind. Perfect.



Then a few metres away is the lighthouse where you can look over the Irish Sea, and the gulls nesting in the cliffs. We saw a falcon hunting around here.



The cafe serves delicious cakes and food, and does really good coffee. There's a gift shop here too. We'll be back very soon.

Excellent place to visit and enjoy the unique feeling of having sea on three sides while gazing out towards the Isle of Man (and, just, Northern Ireland). Worth making the walk down to the viewpoint at the end of the headland beyond the lighthouse just for the amazing views. Very good coffee house and cafe a few yards away too. Recommended.

Excellent lunch on weds / ground decaf coffee best ever followed by a jacket potato with prawns& hubby had the double cheeseburger , both we're very enjoyable, and served by wonderful & polite staff!!

Excellent experience and amazing view from the top of the light house. Kids loved it and really proud when received certificates after claiming the top :- we had lovely weather and view was breath taking ���

Drove all the way from Ayr to here, and I have to say it was an amazing experience, the views from the foghorn absolutely stunning, nothing but sea for miles and miles , the tour guide at the top of the lighthouse was very informative and answered all our questions, would definitely come again, the weather was perfect for it, the scenery around is absolutely gorgeous

Amazing place to visit! The exhibition is superb with so much to do for all ages. My kids loved typing their names out in morse code! The lighthouse is superb. Well worth the climb for exceptional views from the top and some history of it all from the staff. Beautiful part of the world and well worth a trip.

Although the weather was wild and it was very foggy yesterday. I really enjoyed my visit. Climbed to the top of the Lighthouse, looked round the exhibition and went down to the foghorn. Also visited the cafe also. Well worth a visit.

When out on our motorcycles on Easter Monday we decided to travel to The Mull of Galloway including the Lighthouse, it entailed a 420 mile round trip from Preston.

We did the full tour of the lighthouse and museum which proved to be both interesting and informative. The staff there were very helpful and were eager to answer our questions.

There was a film crew in the immediate area filming for a movie and this made our visit even more interesting as there were a number of props which had been erected within the grounds of the lighthouse.

We made use of the cafe before venturing back home. All in all a very good destination to take in during a day out.

Went out with my mum and daughter, was there pretty much first thing. Service in the Gallie Craig was brilliant, then took a wander up to the lighthouse and was greeted by the lovely lassie at the desk where you pay. Went up the lighthouse (believe me, my legs wish I hadn't lol) and had it all to ourselves. Member of staff in the lighthouse was very nice as well.



Never get sick of coming out here!

Well worth a visit fabulous place. We went on a beautiful sunny day and the views were stunning. We could clearly see Scotland, Northern Ireland, England and the IOM. The cairnryan to Belfast ferry sailed past within view and there is an unusual rock formation on the cliffs. The food in the cafe was good

We visit in 2015, it's a very well kept lighthouse with spectacular views all around with some lovely friendly staff we were also happy to receive our certificates, there is a small walk to a fantastic cafe with lovely items to buy. We will visit again this year with our latest editions to our family as I know my almost 2 year old will love this.

The views are spectacular and especially from at the top of the lighthouse, The cafe is really welcoming and inviting and the food was great would definitely recommend x

The kids (and the adults) enjoyed the lighthouse experience. We also had lunch in Gaillie Craig and we weren't disappointed. We have a 5 year old who has autism and all of the staff made an extra effort to ensure that he was made welcome and his needs were met. I'd highly recommend the Lighthouse experience and a bite of lunch afterwards.

Really enjoyed our visit. Everyone was very friendly and pleasant. Our 3 year old had a good blether with the lady in the exhibition where we bought the tickets too! Loved his certificate as well. We all made it up to the top also although we didn't know you could go outside ( not that I would have mind you)



Cafe was lovely. Very reasonable and nice home baking. Thanks for a lovely visit x

Really enjoyed my visit. I was over from NI for the day, had cycled down from Cairnryan and was doing a bicycle tour of the area. Port Logan and Portpatrick. It's well worth a visit to see Scotlands most southerly point. On a clear day you can see NI, the Isle of Man and the Cumbrian Mountains. Nice coffee shop and RSPB centre as well.

Outstanding views and wildlife at the Mull of Galloway. The lighthouse is excellent- staff are exceptionally friendly and full of local info about the mull and lighthouse. The view from the top is amazing! And we were very excited to get a certificate at the end (we are a group of adults age 24-58!) as a side note the RSPB centre was also excellent and the staff amazing there- another wealth of knowledge and incredibly friendly. Also enjoyed a coffee at the tea room- I can't recommend visiting the Mull enough- all staff/volunteers that we met were so friendly (must be that view making them so happy!) and knowledgable!

One of the best places on this planet. Can't wait to visit again to hear the foghorn !

It was amazing, the road down to the car park is single track and the cows are walking freely, but once you have parked up its a little gem of a place to visit, highly recommend going if over this side of the country

It was a great visit, topped by going to the observation point to see the nesting seabirds wheeling around hundreds of feet below. We were too late for the café unfortunately, but well worth the trip. There was a cow feeding her calf on the track out, which made for a humorous diversion whilst we waited for them to finish the meal! 😜

I loved it here! The views over the sea are spectacular and the massive cliffs so close. If you are interested in wildlife and birds this location is perfect. We had a picnic on one of the benches overlooking the Solway Firth. Blue sky and no wind. Perfect.



Then a few metres away is the lighthouse where you can look over the Irish Sea, and the gulls nesting in the cliffs. We saw a falcon hunting around here.



The cafe serves delicious cakes and food, and does really good coffee. There's a gift shop here too. We'll be back very soon.

Excellent place to visit and enjoy the unique feeling of having sea on three sides while gazing out towards the Isle of Man (and, just, Northern Ireland). Worth making the walk down to the viewpoint at the end of the headland beyond the lighthouse just for the amazing views. Very good coffee house and cafe a few yards away too. Recommended.

Excellent lunch on weds / ground decaf coffee best ever followed by a jacket potato with prawns& hubby had the double cheeseburger , both we're very enjoyable, and served by wonderful & polite staff!!

Excellent experience and amazing view from the top of the light house. Kids loved it and really proud when received certificates after claiming the top :- we had lovely weather and view was breath taking ���

Drove all the way from Ayr to here, and I have to say it was an amazing experience, the views from the foghorn absolutely stunning, nothing but sea for miles and miles , the tour guide at the top of the lighthouse was very informative and answered all our questions, would definitely come again, the weather was perfect for it, the scenery around is absolutely gorgeous

Amazing place to visit! The exhibition is superb with so much to do for all ages. My kids loved typing their names out in morse code! The lighthouse is superb. Well worth the climb for exceptional views from the top and some history of it all from the staff. Beautiful part of the world and well worth a trip.

Although the weather was wild and it was very foggy yesterday. I really enjoyed my visit. Climbed to the top of the Lighthouse, looked round the exhibition and went down to the foghorn. Also visited the cafe also. Well worth a visit.

When out on our motorcycles on Easter Monday we decided to travel to The Mull of Galloway including the Lighthouse, it entailed a 420 mile round trip from Preston.

We did the full tour of the lighthouse and museum which proved to be both interesting and informative. The staff there were very helpful and were eager to answer our questions.

There was a film crew in the immediate area filming for a movie and this made our visit even more interesting as there were a number of props which had been erected within the grounds of the lighthouse.

We made use of the cafe before venturing back home. All in all a very good destination to take in during a day out.