South Stack Lighthouse Anglesey

South Stack Lighthouse Anglesey. South Stack Lighthouse , Holyhead , Wales, United Kingdom South Stack on Holy Island in Anglesey is a wonderful nature reserve made up of heathland & farmland set on a stretch of dramatic sea cliffs. The South Stack Lighthouse is built on a small island off the north-west coast of Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales

Travelled from Leeds to South Stack lighthouse in Anglesey after checking the website to see if it was open The position of the South stack lighthouse is 53 18.4N 04 41.9W

South Stack Lighthouse, Anglesey Stock Photo Image of security, coastline 90446678

South Stack Lighthouse was built by exness mt5 Trinity House in 1809, marking a tiny islet off Anglesey at the north west tip of Wales South Stack Lighthouse and Visitor Centre, operated under licence from Trinity House It's one of the island's few working lighthouses and the only one that's open to the public to go inside.

South Stack Lighthouse on Holy Island, Anglesey, North Wales Stock Photo Alamy. South Stack Lighthouse Anglesey stands at 28m tall and the light reaches an impressive 20 nautical miles out into the Irish sea It looks out across the cliffs, down to the lighthouse which stands watch over the seas

South Stack Lighthouse, Anglesey, North Wales, UK Stock Photo Image of menai, coastline 123475362. Tickets available from our kiosk by the RSPB café A royal charter granted by Henry VIII eventually paved the way for the lighthouse to be built