Lighthouse Private Tours
Maine Lighthouse Tours
Iconic Lighthouse Tours of Maine
Maine has the most photographed lighthouses in the Western Hemisphere. Each lighthouse is dramatically unique. Let us provide you with the best lighthouse tour to one or more along the rocky coastline of Maine.
Portland Head Light
Portland Head Light was first lit in 1791. It was commissioned by President George Washington. It is located on a 90 acre park just outside of Portland. The United States Coast Gaurd maintains the actual light and the fog signal, but the remainder of the property is managed by the Town of Cape Elizabeth.

Bug Light
Portland Breakwater Lighthouse (Bug Light) was built in 1875 and is one of Maine's most elegant lighthouses. Its design was inspired by the Choragic Monument of Lysicrates in Athens, Greece. It was dubbed "Bug Light" due to its small size. View the Portland skyline and Fort Gorges in Casco Bay from this location.

Nubble Light
Nubble Light (Cape Neddick Light) is located in York, Maine. It was first lit in 1879. The Voyager I spacecraft (1977), which carries photographs of Earth's prominent man-made structures and natural features, should it fall into the hands of intelligent extraterrestrials, includes a photo of Nubble Light with images of the Great Wall of China and the Taj Mahal.

Pemaquid Point Light
Pemaquid Point Light was commissioned in 1827 by President John Quincy Adams. This is one of the few lighthouses in Maine that the tower is generally open to the public in the summer. See the Fisherman's Museum in the Keeper's House. This is a 2 hour drive from Portland.



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