Hartland Point Lighthouse

Set where the Atlantic meets the Bristol Channel on a fierce north Devon headland, above cliffs that have wrecked ships for centuries.

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Hartland Point Lighthouse is a lighthouse in Devon. The surrounding countryside is part of North Devon National Landscape.

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