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Lighthouses

The coastline is home to many lighthouses that have and still do play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of ships navigating the often treacherous coastline.

Lighthouses not only serve as functional aids to maritime navigation but are also iconic landmarks in some of the most spectacular and breathtaking scenery.

Explore / United Kingdom / Pembrokeshire

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Popular Lighthouses

South-Bishop-Lighthouse

South Bishop Lighthouse

South Bishop Lighthouse (also known as Emsger) is situated on a outcrop of rock in St George’s Channel 4¾ miles Read more…
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Smalls-Lighthouse

Smalls Lighthouse

For over 200 years the Smalls Lighthouse has been acting as a guide and hazard warning to passing ships. John Read more…
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Strumble-Head-Lighthouse

Strumble Head Lighthouse

Strumble Head Lighthouse stands imposingly on Ynysmeicl (St. Michael’s Island), an islet to the west of Fishguard, separated from the Read more…
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Caldey-Island-lighthouse

Caldey Island Lighthouse

Caldey Island lies about 3 miles off the south coast of Pembrokeshire facing the town and harbour of Tenby. it Read more…
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Skokholm-Lighthouse

Skokholm Lighthouse

The small island of Skokholm, just 1¼ miles long by ½ mile wide, lies just off the Pembrokeshire coast, and Read more…
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St-Anns-Head-Lighthouse

St Anns Head Lighthouse

Milford Haven has long been recognised by merchants and shipowners as one of Britain’s finest deep water harbours – it Read more…
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