The New Lighthouse, located in England, United Kingdom, is a historic lighthouse built in 1856. It is the most visited lighthouse in the UK and contains the most modern of its lighthouses, making it unique and popular among visitors. It stands 50 metres tall and its distinctive red paint captures the eye from afar. The site provides a great vantage point for visitors for stunning views of the Irish Sea and the Isle of Man, beyond. It also provides access to an interesting history as well as to the stunning beaches and dunes of Pembrokeshire National Park. Visitors can also take part in viewing wildlife around the area, ranging from seabirds to vibrant wildflowers. There is a small visitors centre which offers detailed information about the structure, as well as guided tours up to the top of the lighthouse.
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