Point Abino Lighthouse National Historic Site of Canada is a magnificent white lighthouse located in a gated community.
You'll discover an elegant concrete lighthouse built in 1917-1918. It was designated a national historic site for its exceptional architecture, and its heritage value lies in its design, location and contribution to navigation. The lighthouse is still in operation, although it has been automated.
Access to the site is only permitted during the summer, according to specific opening hours, and is restricted by an exterior gatehouse. To access the lighthouse, you'll need to sign an entry waiver and walk 1.5 km along a road lined with houses.
Leashed dogs are welcome.
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