great info
Great spot, very helpful and accomodating staff. They'd help send you to the moon, if you wanted to go there!
Provided us with excellent information about walking on the island.
This is a lovely place. If the weather is good park your car beyond the interpretative centre (other end of the island) and walk to the old coastguard building in Bruff. Beautiful views across to the Skelligs.
Friendly Lady assisted us on one rainy day on Valencia, Thanks!
Finding the tetrapod footprints is not easy, so we were happy that our knowledgeable Go Ireland tour guide, Frank Walsh, knew how to get there.
He drove us along a road lined with orange montbretia flowers, pink fuchsia and purple heather, to The Lighthouse Cafe, where he parked the van. Walking past a thatch-roofed white stucco house with flowers painted on the walls, we crossed a cattle grid. Ignoring a "Beware of the Bull" sign, we continued to the Dingle Bay coast. A Tetrapod Trackway sign directed us to a cliff. Climbing down the rocks, we found the stone footprints behind a fence.
Very friendly and informative. If you want to know where to go on the wonderful Valentia Island, first stop should be here!