Wales — Lighthouses & Coastal Lights
From cliff-edge beacons to small island towers, Wales is ringed with lights that guided
mariners through fog, tides and darkness. This map brings together every Welsh lighthouse we can verify—from South Stack and Trwyn Du on Anglesey to Nash Point and the offshore towers of the Smalls and Helwick.
Some still shine; others are conserved as heritage or stand as romantic ruins. Many sit in wildlife hotspots, with seabird cliffs, seal haul-outs and tidal islands that are only reachable at low water—always check local advice and conditions.
Use the filters to highlight Active lights or Historic sites.
Popups include notes on architecture, access, good photo angles, and seasonal wildlife.
Lighthouses of Wales
All major Welsh lighthouses in one place — including Anglesey, offshore towers, historic (disused) lights and photogenic harbour beacons. Use the filters, search, or thumbnails to explore.
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors. Thumbnails are fetched from Wikimedia Commons where available (best effort). Some offshore or private sites have no public access—view from approved viewpoints/boats only.