Harrison's Point Lighthouse
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Harrison's Point Lighthouse is an active navigational lighthouse on the northwest coast of Barbados in the parish of St. Lucy. It marks the northwest tip of the island and is visible from roads in the area, though access to the lighthouse itself is restricted.
About Harrison's Point Lighthouse
Harrison's Point Lighthouse stands on the northwest tip of Barbados in the parish of St. Lucy, serving as a navigational aid for vessels along the west coast shipping lane. It is an active lighthouse and access to the structure is typically restricted. The coastal area around the lighthouse point is remote and scenically interesting, with views along both the north and west coasts.
Why Families Go
The lighthouse is a natural point of interest on a drive through the north of Barbados, particularly in combination with the Animal Flower Cave at North Point and the northern parishes. The views from the area are good.
What to Know Before You Go
The lighthouse is operational and access to the structure is restricted. Views from the surrounding road and coast are accessible. In St. Lucy, northwest Barbados.
Family Fit
A roadside viewpoint stop for all ages. Allow 20 minutes as part of a northern Barbados drive.
Questions parents ask
Where is Harrison's Point Lighthouse?
On the northwest tip of Barbados in the parish of St. Lucy.
Can you go inside?
No. It is an active lighthouse and access to the structure is restricted.
Is it worth visiting?
As a coastal viewpoint stop on a northern Barbados drive, yes. Allow 20 minutes.
What else is nearby?
Animal Flower Cave at North Point is in the same northern tip of Barbados.
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