š Striking right-angled lighthouse on a rocky headland, a welcoming sign for visitors arriving by ferry to Port Ellen.
š Constructed in 1832 by Walter Frederick Campbell in memory of his wife, Lady Ellinor Campbell.
āØ Unique square shape, the only one in Scotland.
š Dramatic contrast of white walls with the deep blue ocean.
š Relaxing place to sit, reflect, and listen to the lapping waves.
š Moving inscription above the doorway offers a moment for contemplation.
š Spot Feral Goats and Otters in the vicinity.
š« Not usually open to visitors.
ā ļø Path to the lighthouse may be submerged during very high tides.
Free parking available a few hundred meters down the road from the lighthouse.
š¶ Walk along the beach and onto the headland to reach the lighthouse.
šļø A track from the lighthouse leads to the secluded Singing Sands Beach.
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