Godrevy

Nr Helston, Cornwall

Located in Nr Helston, Cornwall, Lizard Lighthouse offers guests a unique stay at the Southern-most tip of mainland Britain. With six adjacent cottages providing stunning coastal views and access to beautiful flora and fauna, this fully working lighthouse is a special destination. Established in 1619, the lighthouse features two distinctive white towers built in 1751 by Thomas Fonnereau, and is now maintained by Trinity House with a 26 mile light range and automatic fog signal.

Guests staying at Lizard Lighthouse can enjoy the nearby Lizard Village, which offers shops, restaurants, and a friendly pub just a short distance away. The property welcomes one well-behaved dog and an infant requiring a travel cot, but does not allow children. While WiFi is not available and mobile signal is limited, guests can use a provided telephone with an honesty box. The narrow access roads to the lighthouse may have overhanging vegetation at times, and maintenance staff may visit throughout the year to ensure the lighthouse's operation.

For guest comfort, ear plugs are provided during foggy conditions, and certain heritage features like steps and stairs may not meet modern building standards. While a barbecue is not provided, guests can bring their own with safety precautions in mind. However, fireworks, drones, and remote controlled flying equipment are not permitted on the property. Due to its remote location, guests are reminded to supervise children at all times and refrain from charging electric cars on site. Lizard Lighthouse offers a unique and historic experience for those seeking a memorable stay on the coast of Cornwall.