A few years ago I fulfilled a lifelong dream of visiting Prince Edward Island. You can read more about my trip here. One thing I was not prepared for was how remote and rural the locations of the lighthouses were. I expected them to be very “touristy” with many attractions, restaurants and commercialism. I was pleasantly surprised to find them quiet, reflective places, untouched by the many people who visit them each year. One of them we literally stumbled upon hidden behind the sand dunes.
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Thanks. I loved it too!
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Secret lighthouse! How neat. Could you go inside? Was it still in use?
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We couldn’t go inside and it definitely was not in use. It looked like maybe it had been moved there and abandoned.
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I love checking out light houses, and the more remote, the better.
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It was a very intriguing adventure.
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I was born and grew up in a town in South Africa ,called ,Durban. An icon land mark was the light house. It is something I always thing of when I think of home
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Do theses lighthouses look similar to the ones at your home?
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Beautiful lighthouse
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I was very impressed.
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