The smallest lighthouse in Georgia, Cockspur Island Lighthouse dates back to 1839. This lighthouse is situated on a mussel and oyster bed and can be closely accessed by visitors during low tide. While Cockspur Island Lighthouse was often struck by natural disasters like hurricanes, it is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Website: cockspurislandlighthouse.com
Phone: (912) 659-7777
Savannah, GA 31410 ·422.24 mi
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yelpQuick stop while I was visiting Tybee Island last year. It is one of the smallest lighthouses in Georgia, located on a tiny island in the south channel of the Savannah River. Its part of Fort...
MoreDecided to stop in here as we were headed to Tybee Island and we ended up spending so much time we didn't even go to the island! Fort Pulaski is in amazing condition and you get to walk through...
MoreWelcome to the smallest lighthouse of five of the historic surviving lighthouses in Georgia. I am in love with the history and romantic look of lighthouses and especially this tiny gem which is...
MoreI do Love lighthouses and Forts! Learning how they lived was so interesting. Very reasonably priced! Don't forget insect repellent of some kind.
MoreJust a short hike away from Fort Pulaski... worth the trouble? For me... YES For others... MAYBE NOT Personally I like hikes, outdoors, feeling the sun on my face... I also like history and...
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