Lizard Lighthouse

The southernmost point of mainland Britain, its twin octagonal towers guarding the western approach to the English Channel since 1751.

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Lizard Lighthouse is a lighthouse in Cornwall. It sits within Cornwall National Landscape National Landscape.

More places to visit near Lizard Lighthouse

The best of Cornwall's coast and moor, gathered into a dozen protected stretches around the county

630 miles around England's toe — the longest and most demanding of the National Trails.

here · spans 4 counties

Britain's southernmost point with lighthouse and cliffs.

0.4 km N

Pale sand, serpentine stacks and turquoise water in a National Trust cove on the Lizard, much of it covered at high tide.

2.5 km NW

Wild Lizard clifftops between Mullion and Kynance, rich in rare heathland flowers.

4.8 km NW

Harbour cove of serpentine stone sheltered by an island and a Victorian breakwater on the western Lizard.

7.3 km NW