The Mull of Galloway is Scotland's most southerly point and is one of its least known areas, remaining an unspoiled paradise for visitors seeking peace and tranquility. We hope you will enjoy your visit and discover for yourself the beautiful countryside, beaches, splendid views and warm climate. There is much to see and do and we invite you to explore our web site to find out more.

The award winning Mull of Galloway Experience allows you, the visitor, not only the chance to climb Scotland's most Southerly lighthouse, but also to learn how the lighthouse used to operate by visiting the lighthouse exhibition.

The Mull of Galloway Experience is a joint venture between the South Rhins Community Development Trust, the Northern Lighthouse Board, The Gallie Craig Coffee House and the RSPB.   The Experience are the Dumfries and Galloway Life Tourism Champions of 2010.   The Experience has also been awarded  four stars as a Visit Scotland Tourist Attraction.

 Engine Room Exhibition at the  Mull of Galloway Lighthouse:  The Lighthouse exhibition has now opened for the 2012 season.

The Lighthouse Tower  is also open for the 2012 season.    PLEASE NOTE it is only open at weekends with additional openings on every Bank Holidays and  Monday's in July and August.   Please note that the tower is closed from Monday to Friday except as above.

There is a small admission charge to both enter the exhibition and/or climb the lighthouse tower:- Adults £2.50 children £1.00 (if climbing both the tower-when open- and visiting the exhibition then the charges are adult £4.00 Children £1.50)

 DRUMMORE and DISTRICT  TOPE  FESTIVAL  in JULY 2012. 

 To be fished in Luce Bay -  21st. and 22nd July 2012.  All enquiries to Martin Appleton - Tel: 01776 840632.