Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel and Restaurant
Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel and Restaurant is steeped in history, dating back to 1817 when the lighthouse was built by Robert Stevenson, grandfather of the author of Treasure Island, Robert Louis Stevenson.
The lighthouse itself is still in operation by the Northern Lighthouse Board. The former lighthouse keepers' accommodations where refurbished into a hotel in the 1990s.
Recently Helen and John Harris have bought the hotel and begun a series of renovations, bringing a cosy and tranquil atmosphere to this wild corner of Scottish coastline.
Discover the Rhins of Galloway
Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel and Restaurant is situated on the northern tip of the Rhins of Galloway. The Rhins of Galloway peninsular is the hammer head shaped peninsular on the south west coast of Scotland which looks out to Northern Ireland across the Irish Sea. Within the peninsula there is Stranraer, Logan Botanical Gardens, the fishing village of Port Patrick and The Mull of Galloway, the southern most point in Scotland. Discover small villages, coastal trails and cycling routes and unforgettable views.
Address
Corsewall Point
Kirkcolm, Stranraer
Scotland DG9 0QG
Places to Discover
Rhins of Galloway Coastal Path
Port Patrick Fishing Village