Lizard Lighthouse and Point
Overview
Visit the distinctive twin towers of the Lizard Lighthouse mark the most southerly point of mainland Britain, tours available.
Lizard Point is Britain's most southerly point, with dramatic cliff walks, wild flowers and geological features. Look out for the rare Cornish Chough.
What makes it special
- See the breathtaking views from the top
- Gift shop
- Audio visual room and a number of interactive displays
Price
Admission prices
Heritage Centre & Lighthouse Tour
Adult £8.00
Children (age 16 & under) £5.00
(Please note minimum height restriction of 1.1 metres tall to climb the tower)
Saver Child (with purchase of 2 adult tickets) £4.00
Passport holder £3.50
Heritage Centre & Grounds
Adults £3.50
Children (age 16 & under) £2.50
Saver Child (with purchase of 2 adult tickets) £2.50
International Lighthouse Passport Holders Free
Hostels nearby
Other things to do nearby
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Walking and Rambling on The Lizard
YHA Lizard's central position makes it an ideal base to walk the South West coastal path between the picturesque fishing village of Cadgwith and the spectacular scenery of Kynance Cove.
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Kynance Cove
This picture postcard beach has spectacular rock formations, white sands and clear blue waters.
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Roskilly's Ice Cream Farm
Take a look at a real working Cornish ice cream farm! Meet the herd of cows, go for a stroll around the meadows, and of course get a sample of their delicious ice cream.
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Gunwalloe Church Cove Beach
Made famous in the BBC series Poldark, this beautiful sandy beach has a little church at one end, jutting out of the cliffs.
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Walking and Rambling in Coverack
If you're planning on staying at YHA Coverack, why not download a free map and get out exploring?All our self-guided walks start and end at a YHA hostel and are graded so that you can explore the area
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Coverack Windsurfing School
Try a half-day taster session at one of the few places in England where you can learn to windsurf on the sea. Coverack has an east facing bay, so protected and ideal for first timers to learn.
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Watersports in Coverack
This is one of only a few sites in England where you can learn how to windsurf on the open sea.
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Helford River
15 miles This unspoilt estuary stretches from Falmouth Bay to the port of Gweek. Stroll along the little beaches dotted along its rocky shore. Visit the website
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Watersports at Lizard Point
Enjoy surfing without the crowds - a surfers’ paradise without waiting to catch that perfect wave.
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Porth Kerris Dive School
Dive in the sea and explore one of the wrecks on the Manacle rocks - the stair case from the Mohegan is in the hostel!
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Flambards
11 miles This exciting family theme park features thrill rides, historical indoor exhibitions to take you back in time, and loads of fun entertainment for kids! Visit the website
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Poldark Mine - Cornish Mining World Heritage
This world heritage site offers a fascinating look into the underground world of mining. The beautiful rural setting belies its industrial past. Visit the Heritage Centre website
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BF Adventure
Get outdoors and have fun at this exciting activity centre. As a charity, they help hundreds of disadvantaged children in Cornwall too.
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Pendennis Castle
Visit the hands-on discovery centre and explore one of the finest mighty fortresses built by Henry VIII to defend the country.
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National Maritime Museum Cornwall (Falmouth)
Love boats, the sea and Cornwall? You'll find all things nautical at this amazing museum – don't miss the stunning views from the lookout tower across Falmouth Harbour.
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St Michael's Mount
From monks to a Cornish giant, the history and mythology that layer up on this rocky tidal island near Penzance is richly diverse.
