This is the most stunning location and a beautiful lighthouse. We were blessed with a clear day and could see England, Ireland and the Isle of Man! We didn’t do the exhibition but climbed the lighthouse and the view was amazing. There is a good circular walk to take in the views and a lovely tea room too. Really is worth the visit.

Great views if you’re lucky and the weather is kind. Interesting petrol/diesel engines powering the only working foghorn in Scotland. Small museum with collection of lenses and stories of local shipwrecks.

Fortunate in that it was a beautiful sunny day. The lighthouse is very pretty. The walkdown to the foghorn is worth doing to see the wonderful coastline and blue sea. Unfortunately we couldnt get inside and view the lighthouse as it was closed with it being very windy. Really nice cafe situated down the hill from the lighthouse with again really good viewing.

A must if you're in the area. Very good value and spectacular views. The museum is informative, the surrounding area is great for exploring and the cafe is very reasonably priced and serves a large selection of food at good value.

This has to have been one of my favourite days out in a long time! Had a lovely scenic drive up to the car park from where we were staying, a delicious lunch at the cafe and then started to do the circular walk around the land! It was a gorgeous day with the sun shining down on us and then of course had a trip up the lighthouse where there were incredible views, lovely staff, and lots to look at! The little museum was also amazing and so interesting to look around! Definitely want to come back here when we’re back in this part of Scotland!

We were recommended to visit the Lighthouse, as you can see Cumbria, Isle of Man and Northern Ireland on a clear day. Unfortunately, it wasn't a clear day, but the tour up the Lighthouse was none the less interesting, especially the part where you get to go outside. The 115 stairs and 2 ladders to get up to the top would be difficult for some, but you are warned before you enter. There is also a Cafe, so you can get food and drinks, whilst admiring the cliff top views. The Lighthouse was used as part of the film starring Gerard Butler, The Vanishing.

Stunning attraction, very informative. The museum is small but very interesting the true highlight is the walk up to the top of the lighthouse. Amazing views and great to feel the history of the place. The cafe is excellent, high quality food and good prices. very nice afternoon visit. All the staff are very helpful and very passionate