The lighthouse can be accessed via a causeway which is covered by the sea at high tide. It’s a... read more
very nice area of the island ,full of history and natural beauty arrive early on a Sunday... read more
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The lighthouse can be accessed via a causeway which is covered by the sea at high tide. It’s a pleasant walk along the causeway to the lighthouse.
very nice area of the island ,full of history and natural beauty arrive early on a Sunday afternoon and some of the WW2 bunkers are also open to view pleasant walk over the causeway ,to view the lighthouse up close with stunning sunsets prearranged tours...More
Small it may be but so worth the visit, we were lucky that we visited when the tide was out and could walk across to the lighthouse. Had a lovely tea at the near by hotel, sat in the conservatory and enjoyed the wonderful views....More
Remember to time your visit for when low tide is approaching so that you can walk over the causeway to the side of the lighthouse. Apart from the historic interest of this working lighthouse at Corbiere the children were fascinated with all the different shellfish...More
Great as had the chance to wslk over to the lighthouse. Saw the ferry come round the corner to make it special. Very steep down to causeway but well wirth a visit
Great to walk out when the tide is out. Lovely to sit and watch the waves crashing against the rocks.
A sunny afternoon walk - easy walking to the lighthouse with the promise of a delicious jersey ice cream on our return.
I spent my last evening photographing the sun going down over the lighthouse a Stunning location for photography
We booked a tour of the lighthouse with Sue Hardy who was a knowledgeable and enthusiastic guide. The area itself is beautiful and well worth a visit.
We were lucky and had the high tide at arrival and low tide before we left. Hence we could walk the causeway to reach the lighthouse
