Trinity House is the General Lighthouse Authority for England, Wales and the Channel Islands. Trinity House is financed from light dues levied on commercial vessels calling at ports in the British Isles and covering a sea area from Berwick upon Tweed on the North East coast, to the Solway Firth in the North West, and including the Channel Islands and Gibraltar. The task of Trinity House is to deliver a reliable, efficient and cost effective “Aids to Navigation Service” for the benefit and safety of all mariners. We provide a mix of 600 visual, audible, electronic, fixed and floating Aids to Navigation. These range from the storm lashed lighthouses like Bishop Rock in the Western Approaches, the famous Eddystone and Beachy Head Lighthouses, light vessels and buoys marking the Dover Strait, (one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world), to modern radio and radar services together with a satellite based global positioning system (DGPS). Trinity House also has a statutory
duty to mark and remove wrecks, which are a danger to navigation.

Visit www.trinityhouse.co.uk for more information

Lighthouse Cottages
A number of former Lighthouse Keepers cottages have been transformed into prestige accommodation for the discerning holiday maker. Each cottage has been fully refurbished and modernised with every modern convenience. Set amongst some of our most beautiful coastal scenery, the cottages will provide the perfect opportunity to rest and re-charge your batteries.
Visit www.mullioncottages.com for information about cottages at Lizard Lighthouse and www.ruralretreats.co.uk
for cottages at other lighthouses

Visitor Centres
A number of our Lighthouses are open to the public. As part of a great recreational or educational day out, why not cruise through the Farne Islands to Longstone Lighthouse, descend the steep cliffs to the isolated South Stack Lighthouse or visit Lizard Lighthouse at Britain’s most southerly point.
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Patricia Voyages - A Unique Holiday Experience
Patricia is the Trinity House flagship which carries passengers as she completes her vital work. This hugely popular holiday experience means guests can view her normal duties, which involve the maintenance of navigational buoys, the attendance
and refuelling of offshore lighthouses and dealing with emergencies, including the marking of wrecks.
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