Cedar Keys
The lighthouse on Seahorse Key is built into a broad brick keeper’s dwelling high above the Gulf. First lighted in 1854 and returned to light in 2019, it opens only for special events reached by boat from Cedar Key.
Egmont Key
Egmont Key Lighthouse has watched over the entrance to Tampa Bay since the 1850s. Reached by boat through a wildlife refuge and state park, the shortened white tower shares the island with ruins of Fort Dade and miles of historic brick roads.
Anclote Key
Built in 1887 on a barrier island off Tarpon Springs, Anclote Key Lighthouse is a restored iron tower surrounded by Gulf beaches and wildlife habitat. Boat access and seasonal climb dates make it one of Florida’s most rewarding island lighthouse visits.