Map of South Carolina Lighthouses
South Carolina has 15 lighthouses along the Atlantic coast, and three of them are open to visit. The best known are Haig Point Range Lights, Charleston Lighthouse and Georgetown Lighthouse. The oldest is Morris Island Lighthouse, first lit in 1767. Morris Island Lighthouse is the tallest at 161 feet. You can climb the tower at two of them.
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Lighthouses you can visit in South Carolina
The three lighthouses here with tours, a museum, an overnight stay or grounds open to walk. Hours change by season, so check before you go.
Lighthouses you can climb in South Carolina
All 15 lighthouses in South Carolina
Charleston Lighthouse
First lit 1960 · Grounds open
Georgetown Lighthouse
First lit 1801
Harbour Town Lighthouse
First lit 1969 · Open, climb the tower
Hunting Island Lighthouse
First lit 1859 · Open, climb the tower
Morris Island Lighthouse
First lit 1767 · Seen by boat or from shore
Castle Pinckney Lighthouse
First lit 1855
Fort Sumter Range Lights
First lit 1855
Hilton Head Range Rear Lighthouse
First lit 1879
Sullivan's Island Range Lights
First lit 1848
Haig Point Range Lights
First lit 1873
Fort Ripley Shoal Lighthouse
First lit 1878
Bloody Point Range Lights
First lit 1883 · Private, not open
Bulls Bay Lighthouse
First lit 1852
Combahee Bank Lighthouse
First lit 1868
Parris Island Range Lights
First lit 1881 · Private, not open
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