Incredible,gorgeous views . Outstanding beauty ,worth a visit . Only thing was the lighthouse was closed and I believe opens during the summer only but the walk down the steps was worth it ! Great place for taking pictures . Highly recommended.

Nice for a quick visit if the west is good, wouldn’t fancy the walk down the cliff steps if the weather was bad. The walk back up is from the lighthouse is hard going. Food at the cafe was fairly good

I love lighthouses and this one was no exception. It's a bit of a walk down and definitely not for those without a head for heights but perfectly safe as long as you look where you're going. The tour is well worth doing and the guides very knowledgeable with lots to look at and read. The light is automated now of course like they all are but the keepers cottages are still there.

Experience of a lifetime for me. To see the thousands of Razor Bills and Guillemots perched on their ledges, and to to hear them both there and on the sea was memorable. I also saw 4 Puffin and 5 Chough, both new birds for me, Brilliant!

Visited the lighthouse on a sunny day this week. When we arrived originally at 11am, it was busy, no car park spaces. So we popped up to Holyhead & had a walk on the breakwater for a couple of hours & returned about 2pm, still busy but calmer than earlier. We duly paid the £9.50 to go down to the lighthouse, and went down the steps, all 410 of them. Once out on the stack the smell of bird Pooh was quite pungent, there’s 1000s of birds talking to each other. Had an interesting talk to the guide & learnt a lot. The tour took about 40 mins, then had to climb the steps again! Phew! That was tough. But overall had a nice time

We decided to take a drive to Anglesey and saw signs for the lighthouse so thought we’d check it out… it was so worth it. Such a fantastic experience to say ‘we’ve climbed to the top of a lighthouse’ the walk down and back up was an absolute killer to the legs, but I’d do it again! The people working there must be so fit to tackle those stairs on a daily basis and still be so friendly and informative.

A brilliant experience. Didn’t know what to expect when we got there but the scenery was dramatic, even in the fog. We paid to go to the island and it was well worth it. Initially you go over the bridge and enjoy the gushing sea and caves in the rock. Then into the museum which is basic but had some interesting things to read about the history of the lighthouse and the area. It took us two attempts to get up the stairs to view the light at the top but I’m so glad we did. Vince was really encouraging as I got to the final ladder (I might not have got up there otherwise!!!) and again, it was well worth the effort. Vince gave a great little talk and I felt really connected to the place after that. We even spotted a puffin on the way back up the cliff stairs. All in all, a thrilling experience. Thank you!

Great views, and knowledgeable staff who made this trip worth the price AND the steps. The walk down and bridge are lovely and you get some great views. Park at the RSPB car park so you can refuel after the slog back up. The lighthouse steps (over 100 to add to the 400+ back up the hill) are tight and twisty, and the end is ladder like. My view disappeared in to a sea mist which descended quickly.

South Stack lighthouse is one of the best stunning places to visit. After going on holiday for almost 20yrs 2-3 times a year we always visit. South stack has a magical spiritual feeling and I am not the only one to say so. The cafe is superb amazing coffee cake toilets too. With the option of sitting outside or in doors. Many fantastic paths to explore.

This beautiful place cannot fail to impress - absolutely stunning. However - arrived by car at start of the staff’s day. Bought a car park ticket for £5 straight away and displayed it. Then went in to the shop and asked for a leaflet with the paths marked. Didn’t feel like I was very welcome as the lady shuffled off to find the leaflet (which I would have thought would have been available simply to pick up myself) and then rather gruffly asked if I wanted welsh or english version. Anyway…wasn’t doing the 400 steps to the lighthouse so just took a gentle stroll along the coast and back. Left the car park and on driving out heard a flapping noise on my windscreen and discovered a leaflet suggesting I had not paid for parking. Really annoyed and tempted to turn back and find the car park attendant lady and give her a piece of my mind but decided that life’s too short. Just not the kind of welcome one should expect at such a lovely place.