Step into Cape history with a visit to Highland Lighthouse—Cape Cod’s oldest and tallest lighthouse, proudly standing watch over the Atlantic since 1797. Once a critical beacon for mariners navigating
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Location: Cape Cod
What's Included
- All Fees and Taxes
- Air-conditioned vehicle
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Great question! There's no strict age limit for climbing the lighthouse, but kids should be able to handle stairs and follow instructions. It's about 40 steps, so if your kids are adventurous and can manage that, they should be fine! Just keep an eye on them near the edge at the top.
A: The tour usually goes on rain or shine since the lighthouse and museum are mostly indoors. However, check with Mayflower Trolley for any specific cancellations. They tend to notify if there's severe weather forecasted. Bring a raincoat just in case!
A: You should plan for about 2-3 hours to fully enjoy the tour. This includes time for climbing the lighthouse, visiting the museum, and a little shopping at the gift shop. If you want to take your time enjoying the views, maybe budget more time! Plus, don’t forget to account for travel time depending on where you’re coming from.
Discussions
Just booked the Highland Lighthouse tour—what should I expect?
Hey folks! I just booked the Truro Cape Cod Lighthouse tour for next month, and I'm so excited! I’ve always been fascinated by lighthouses, and I can't wait to climb the tower. I'm also into local history, so the Highland House Museum sounds awesome. Anyone have tips on what to wear or what else to check out while I'm there?
Thinking of gifting the lighthouse tour—thoughts?
I'm considering giving my parents the Highland Lighthouse tour for their anniversary. They're into coastal stuff and love history. Do you think they'd enjoy this? Anyone got experience with this tour?