The Mull of Galloway is Scotland’s most Southerly Point and one of the best kept secrets in the UK. The Rhins of Galloway peninsula remains an unspoiled paradise for visitors on the lookout for peace and tranquillity.The Mull of Galloway Lighthouse is perched on the edge of a 260 ft. high cliff at Scotland’s most Southerly Point. It was built by Robert Stevenson, with work commencing in 1828 and taking two years to complete. The light, which stands 99 m above sea level, was first lit on the 26th March 1830. The light remains operational today.
Climb the 115 steps to the top of the Lighthouse and receive your Certificate of Achievement to show all your friends. From the top there is the opportunity to see Scotland, Cumbria, Isle of Man and Ireland and the views are spectacular.
