Map of Georgia Lighthouses

Georgia has 9 lighthouses along the Atlantic coast, and four of them are open to visit. The best known are Cockspur Island Lighthouse, Sapelo Island Lighthouse and Savannah Lighthouse. The oldest is Tybee Island Lighthouse, first lit in 1736. Tybee Island Lighthouse is the tallest at 144 feet. You can climb the tower at St. Simons Island Lighthouse.

9

lighthouses

4

open to visit

1

you can climb

1736

oldest

Lighthouses you can visit in Georgia

The four lighthouses here with tours, a museum, an overnight stay or grounds open to walk. Hours change by season, so check before you go.

Cockspur Island Lighthouse, Georgia

Cockspur Island Lighthouse

Grounds open

St. Simons Island Lighthouse, Georgia

St. Simons Island Lighthouse

Open, climb the tower

Tybee Island Lighthouse, Georgia

Tybee Island Lighthouse

Open to visitors

Old Harbor Lighthouse, Georgia

Old Harbor Lighthouse

Grounds open

All 9 lighthouses in Georgia

Cockspur Island Lighthouse, Georgia

Cockspur Island Lighthouse

First lit 1837 · Grounds open

Sapelo Island Lighthouse, Georgia

Sapelo Island Lighthouse

First lit 1820

Savannah Lighthouse, Georgia

Savannah Lighthouse

First lit 1964

St. Simons Island Lighthouse, Georgia

St. Simons Island Lighthouse

First lit 1810 · Open, climb the tower

Tybee Island Lighthouse, Georgia

Tybee Island Lighthouse

First lit 1736 · Open to visitors

Little Cumberland Island Lighthouse, Georgia

Little Cumberland Island Lighthouse

First lit 1838 · Private, not open

Old Harbor Lighthouse, Georgia

Old Harbor Lighthouse

First lit 1858 · Grounds open

Sapelo Island Range Front Lighthouse, Georgia

Sapelo Island Range Front Lighthouse

First lit 1877

Tybee Island Range Front Lighthouse, Georgia

Tybee Island Range Front Lighthouse

First lit 1878

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