Southerness, a small coastal village in Dumfries and Galloway. This small village has a population of only around 800 people.
The Southerness Holiday Park is the main attraction in the village and is what brings most visitors to the area. With views of the Solway Firth and Southerness Lighthouse. Exploring the beaches and taking coastal walks gives you a peaceful escape.
Southerness Lighthouse, a beacon of history. Stands 18 meters tall at the village's point, peering over the Solway Firth. Originally commissioned to guide ships through the Firth to the Nith Estuary, this fascinating landmark is now retired from its duties yet still captivates with its beauty and location.
The 19th Hole and the Paul Jones are a bar and restaurant that sit on the edge of the holiday park, offering good food and entertainment.
Southerness Golf Club is a wonderful test of links golf. Ranked within the top 50 courses in Scotland, well worth playing if you are in the area.
Dumfries is the closest and largest town to Southerness. It is around a 30 minute drive along the A710 which runs along the Solway Coast passing through the lovely village of New Abbey. The stunning village of Kippford on the eustary of the River Urr sits to the east of Southerness.
