Cove Island Lighthouse
One of the most dramatic structures on the Bruce Coast, the Cove Island Lighthouse has been marking passage between Lake Huron and Georgian Bay since 1858. This imperial tower structure was built by John Brown.
The tower, original house and fog plant, a workshop, and keepers’ homes make up the light station today. The lighthouse can only be viewed by private boat, the Chi Cheemaun car ferry or by tour boat out of Tobermory.

Cabot Head Lighthouse
Perched 80 feet above Georgian Bay, the Cabot Head Lighthouse has guided ships for over 100 years. Named in honor of famous explorer John Cabot, this site offers spectacular views of the Niagara Escarpment and Georgian Bay.

The Big Tub Lighthouse
Originally constructed in 1885 for a cost of $675, the Big Tub Lighthouse played an important role guiding ships into the harbor from the sometimes treacherous waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay.

Flowerpot Island Lighthouse
The original lighthouse was built on Castle Bluff in 1897. The lighthouse keeper's home was built 4 years later. In 1969 the lighthouse was replaced with the automated steel tower. The keeper's home is now a museum open in July and August.