Lighthouse Tours
Hurst Castle, Milford on Sea · 26 October 2026
Image: English HeritageGuided tours of the Low Light Lighthouse, built in 1911, run from inside Hurst Castle near Milford on Sea. Tours take place on Mondays through the season and are led by a volunteer group, so they depend on weather and volunteer numbers. The tours suit families, couples and friends interested in local history.
Highlights
- Climb inside the Low Light Lighthouse, built in 1911
- Tours led by the volunteer group at Hurst Castle
- Call 01590 642500 in advance to confirm tours are running
Getting there
Hurst Castle, SO41 0TP
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