The hotel is located 15 minutes from the town of Stranraer. Take the A718 signposted to Kirkcolm and thereafter the B738 to Corsewall and the Lighthouse.
From the nearest information centre:- From the car park opposite Stranraer Visitor Information Centre. Turn left onto the A718 and continue on this road out of Stranraer. At the roundabout take 3rd exit towards the Village Of Kirkcolm. Once through the village follow the road signs for Corsewall Lighthouse.
Getting there by railway:- From Stranraer Railway Station turn right at main roundabout, take the 3rd exit and continue on this road out of Stranraer. Once out of Stranraer on the A718, at the next roundabout take the 3rd exit towards the Village Of Kikcolm. On leaving the village follow road signs for Corsewall Lighthouse.
Getting there by aeroplane:- From Edinburgh International Airport take the M8 to Glasgow then the M77 to wards Kilmarnock/Stranraer. From Glasgow International Airport take the M77 south and follow on to A77 towards Kilmarnock/Stranraer. From Glasgow Prestwick Airport follow the A77 to Stranraer. On arrival at Stranraer, head along the A718 towards the village of Kirkcolm and pass straight through Kirkcolm and follow the signposts for Corsewall Lighthouse from here onwards.
Getting there by ferry:- The nearest ferry terminal is in Cairnryan. Turn right from the Terminal and follow the to A77 to Stranraer, head along the A718 towards the village of Kirkcolm and pass straight through Kirkcolm and follow the signposts for Corsewall Lighthouse from here onwards.
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