Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum

This lighthouse has helped prevent shipwrecks off the coast of this region in south Florida since the 1800s.

The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum is a quintessential spot when spending any amount of time in this quaint Florida town. The 105-foot red tower overlooks the Jupiter Inlet and has done so since 1860. This entire area is historically significant due to the evidence of human habitation here that dates back at least 5,000 years. The lighthouse has played an integral role in helping prevent shipwrecks off the coast for hundreds of years

You can visit the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse today and climb up the 105 steps for breathtaking views of the bright blue Atlantic water. There’s a museum on the property with artifacts and historical information, a pioneer house that is the oldest house in the town, and a natural area with a trail that leads to a beautiful lagoon. There are guided tours of the lighthouse where you’ll learn all about the fascinating history and important ecosystem here. The lighthouse and museum are open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 to 4 and admission costs $12 for adults, $10 for veterans and seniors (60+), $6 for children (6-18), and free for children 5 and under as well as active military. A trip to the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse will ensure you get the absolute best vantage point of this picturesque coastal town.