Jupiter Inlet
Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse rises from an ancient shell mound above the meeting of the Loxahatchee River and Atlantic coast. First lighted in 1860, the red brick tower still operates with its first-order Fresnel lens and welcomes visitors year-round.
Hillsboro Inlet
Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse has marked the reef-lined coast between Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach since 1907. Its black-and-white iron tower still displays a powerful second-order Fresnel lens and opens for a limited schedule of boat-access tours.
Fowey Rocks
Fowey Rocks Lighthouse has stood directly on the reef east of Key Biscayne since 1878. Its open iron framework replaced Cape Florida as the area’s principal seacoast light and remains an active, boat-access landmark within Biscayne National Park.
Cape Florida
Standing at the southern tip of Key Biscayne, Cape Florida Lighthouse combines sweeping bay and ocean views with nearly two centuries of history. The restored white tower is the centerpiece of Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park and welcomes scheduled climbs.
Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral Lighthouse has guided mariners along Florida’s Space Coast since the nineteenth century. The 145-foot iron tower, moved inland in the 1890s and painted in bold black-and-white bands, now shares its historic setting with an active launch range.