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Lighthouse Privacy Policy

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Introduction

Gateway to Galloway (Gateway to Galloway, we or us) cares about the privacy of your personal information and is committed to protecting it. This Privacy Policy (Policy) explains what information we collect about you and why, what we do with that information, and how we handle that information.

For the purposes of the applicable data protection laws (the UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), together with any implementing legislation, in particular, the Data Protection Act 2018), the company responsible for your personal information is Stranraer Development Trust. This Policy is incorporated into Gateway to Galloway’s Terms & Conditions (Terms & Conditions) and applies to information obtained by us through your use of the information, software, products and services made available through the GatewaytoGalloway.co.uk website (Website).

More simply put

Stranraer Development Trust is responsible for protecting your personal information. This Privacy Policy applies to information obtained through your use of our website.

Collection of your Personal Information

Gateway to Galloway collects information that, alone or in combination with other data, could be used to identify you (Personal Information), such as your e-mail address, name, physical address, telephone number, or employment information. If you make a purchase from Gateway to Galloway, we will collect and store your billing and credit card information. Gateway to Galloway may also collect anonymous demographic information which is not unique to you, such as your postal code and preferences (Non-Personal Information). Non-Personal Information is not linked to your Personal Information (for example, your IP address).

Gateway to Galloway will collect your Personal Information in a number of ways, including when you contact us through the Website, by telephone, post, or e-mail.

Lighthouse Terms and Conditions

Terms and Conditions

LAST MODIFIED: January 25 2022

Introduction

Thank you for using Gateway to Galloway.

GatewaytoGalloway.co.uk is a website operated by Stranraer Development Trust ("Stranraer Development Trust", "we" or "us"). Stranraer Development Trust is registered in Scotland under SCIO number SCO46306 and its registered office is at Clock Tower, Market Street, Stranraer, Dumfries and Galloway, DG97RF.

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This Agreement governs any use of the Website as a guest, member or otherwise.

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The Website is offered to you conditional upon your acceptance of these Terms and any notices contained in these Terms and the Website itself. Please read these Terms carefully before you start using the Website. By using the Website, you agree to these Terms.

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Lighthouse Tours

Explore the Rhins coast by E-Bike

By E-Bike Get up close and personal with the giants of the Galloway coastline when you explore the Lighthouses of the Rhins by e-bike. A fantastic way to make the most of the striking coastal scenery and the quiet country roads, e-bikes make cycling suitable for almost everyone, and make several of the lighthouses on our tour easier to visit than travelling by any other way. Your e-bike tour booking includes everything you need to get started, including an in-person tutorial so the bike is perfectly adjusted for you to enjoy. E-bike Lighthouse Tours are available for half, full or multiple-day hires. To start your booking, contact us with details of your requirements and we will take care of the rest!

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Tour Description

Suggested routes

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E-Bike Tours:

This self-guided tour of the Lighthouses of the Rhins gives you the opportunity to explore the lighthouses you’re most interested in at your own pace. There are opportunities for refreshments and visits at some lighthouses. While some lighthouses have restricted access, there are viewpoints to enjoy them all.

Your starting point for e-bike collection, safety training and return is the Gateway to Galloway Hub in Stranraer or the Harbour at Portpatrick.

Pricing:

Full Day - £35.00 10am – 6pm 8hrs
Half Day - £20.00 10am – 2pm 4hrs

E-bit Tour Includes:

A short in person training session
Paper instructions
Helmets and locks

Optional Extras:

Single pannier bags (£2.50 per bike)
Double pannier bags (£4 per bike)
Kids trailer (£10 per bike)

Route from Hub Summary:

Gateway to Galloway to Corsewall

Arrive at Gateway to Galloway, pick up bike and receive in person tutorial.
Continue along Agnew Crescent/A718 past Agnew Park, until you reach a roundabout. From this take 3^rd exit. Continue along this road until you reach Kirkcolm. (6.4miles)
When you reach Kirkcolm Village continue onto Main Street/B738, following signs for Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel. (4.3miles)

Corsewall to Killantringan

Leave Corsewall Lighthouse, heading back to Kirkcolm, but take exit for Leswalt/B798. Continue road along to Leswalt (4.6miles)
When you reach Leswalt, take road for Stranraer. At the roundabout, take the 3^rd exit. (4.7miles)
Continue along road and follow signs for Killantringan Lighthouse (3.7miles)

Killantringan to Portpatrick

Head back up towards the Southern Upland Way via unnamed single-track road (1.5miles)
Turn right onto B738 heading to Portpatrick (1.8miles)
Turn right onto Main Street A77 to Portpatrick (0.7miles)

Arrive at destination.

Route from Portpatrick Harbour Summar:

Portpatrick to Killantringan

Arrive at Portpatrick Harbour, pick up bike and receive in person tutorial.
Head towards Main St and follow until you leave Portpatrick village, take the next left onto B738 (0.7miles)
Continue on B738 for 1.8miles, turn left at signpost for Killantringan Lighthouse and follow the road for 1.5miles until you reach destination.

Killantrigan to Corsewall

Head back up towards the Southern Upland Way via unnamed single-track road (1.5miles)
Turn left onto B738 for 0.2miles, then take a right at signpost for The Southern Upland Way onto Rawers Rd (3miles)
At the next junction take a right, continue along road until you reach a roundabout from there, take the 2^nd exit onto A718. (1.4miles)
Continue along A718 until you reach Kirkcolm village, then continue onto Main Street/B738, following signs for Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel. (7.9miles)

Corsewall to Gateway to Galloway

Leave Corsewall Lighthouse, heading back to Kirkcolm B738 (3.3miles)
Continue along A718 for 3.6miles, take the 1^st exit at the roundabout and continue along A718 until you reach Gateway to Galloway (2.5 miles)

Surface and terrain

Cyclists are urged be cautious and to follow road safety protocols to remain safe along ‘A’ roads. During peak season, roads can be busy with travellers. Road surface generally flat but may be uneven in some areas which need maintenance.
‘B’ roads tend to be much quieter for a relaxing cycle, but please be mindful of tractors passing on narrower roads and cars coming round bends. Road surface generally flat but may be uneven in some areas which need maintenance.
The lane down to Corsewall Lighthouse is rocky and has potholes. Proceed with caution.
There is a cattle grid on the road down to Killantringan Lighthouse.
The trail has a mixed gradient, there are uphill cycling points, however this is aided with the help of E-Bikes.

Tour Highlights

Portpatrick – Seaside village with many hotels & restaurants with outdoor seating, perfect for sunny days. There are a few local gift shops and convenience stores. There is a putting golf near the harbour and a small beach with a nearby ice cream parlour.
Leswalt – Small village with a wide-ranging local shop. Point of interest – Aldouran Wetland Garden, free entry with toilet on site.
Kirkcolm – Soleburn Garden centre 3 miles from Kirkcolm and 0.6 miles from roundabout. On site café and shop within the Garden Centre. Point of Interest – RAF Wig Bay – flying boat storage yard & observation post.
Corsewall – Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel open for tea & coffee and light snack during the afternoon. 5 course dining experience by reservation only.
Stranraer – There is plenty to see and do in Stranraer from shops, playparks, museum, swimming pool and many fine eateries.

Facilities

Portpatrick – Toilets, shop, hotels & restaurants, carpark.
Killantringan – N/A
Leswalt – Shop, toilets at Aldouran Wetland Garden
Kirkcolm – Nearby garden centre on A718 (Soleburn Garden Centre) toilets and café on site.
Corsewall – Hotel; Toilets, Tea, Coffee & Drinks through afternoon - dinner is by reservation only.
Gateway to Galloway (Stranraer) – Toilets, carpark, nearby cafes & restaurants, shops.

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Optional Extras

Single Pannier bag
Double Pannier bag
Kids Trailer

3 Days in Rhins

Day 1 - Stranraer

Your first day in the Rhins can be spent in the fantastic Stranraer, throughout the year we have many events and activities, such as the renowned Oyster Festival - see our calendar for dates of all events in the area. Your day can be spent walking through the town, visiting our High Street shops, eating in our wonderful cafes and restaurants, soaking in the history by following our town trail or relaxing down at the harbour with an ice cream.

Day 2 - Portpatrick

Portpatrick is a prominent seaside village in the Rhins. Steeped in a wealth of history, Portpatrick, and its harbour is accustomed to receiving plenty visitors. There are many food options to choose from in Portpatrick with many of the eaters boasting freshly caught seafood straight from the local fisherman. You can spend the day by the sea on the beach or walking up round the cliffs for spectacular views of the Irish coastline, visiting the ruins of Dunskey Castle. The putting green offers a chance to have some family fun or hone your skills before play 18 holes at Portpatrick Golf Course!

Day 3 – Mull of Galloway and Logan Botanic Gardens

Drive to Scotland’s most southernly point. The celebrated Mull of Galloway lighthouse is the most southern point in Scotland and has a complete experience to enjoy the moment. The experience allows visitors to stay, eat and explore the Mull of Galloway. Visitors can discover inside the lighthouse and its features or take a scenic walk around the Mull. For keen nature watchers or those looking to learning there is a RSPB centre filled with information and look out points. Visitors can go to the Gallie Craig for some tea and cakes.

On the route back, take a walk around Logan botanic Gardens and discover the exotic plants and trees. The Rhins of Galloway location in the Gulf Stream makes for perfect temperatures for the exotic plants and trees to grow.

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William Loch Grocer, Wine & Spirit Merchant

41/43 George Street, Stranraer DG9 7RH, UK

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Lochryan Plants

Stranraer, UK

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Selling perennial plants and grasses.

Limekiln Kennels and Cattery

limekiln Road, dg9 8nx

01776 70588001776 705880

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31 Queen Street, Stranraer, UK

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RL Wallace

50 Fairhurst Road, Stranraer, UK

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Cleaning – windows, houses & caravans

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22 Bellevilla Road, Stranraer, UK

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Retail outlet sales & repair of garden machinery. Hire of tools & equipment.

Cancer Research Uk

5 S Strand St, Stranraer, UK

01776 706 14401776 706 144

Charity Shop

Rebo Turkish Barber

31 Hanover St, Stranraer, UK

07848 23123307848 231233

Mens Barber Shop

Tres Chic

12 Hanover Street, Stranraer, UK

01776 705 30301776 705 303

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Award winning salon – covering all aspects of hair and beauty

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