Withernsea Lighthouse Museum

Withernsea Lighthouse is unique in that it towers 127ft admidst the houses in the town. It closed in 1976 after 82 years service and now serves as a memorial to local girl Kay Kendal 1950s famous film star, and includes a video film of excerpts from well-known films and memorabilia. Local history brings Withernsea's past alive, includes ship wrecks, RNLI lifeboats and the HM Coastguard. Visual aid and monitor for anyone not wishing to climb to the top. Telescope in the lamproom improving views. Cafe with light refreshments and souvenirs on sale. Large landscaped garden.

Tour duration approximately: 20 minutes. Last tour commences 30 minutes before advertised closing time. The lighthouse may be subject to closure in extreme inclement weather.

The Withernsea Lighthouse is part of the Lighthouse Trail which starts at Spurn Point and ends in Flamborough Headland. When the lighthouse at Withernsea was built there were only sand dunes and a mere in front of it. The houses you see today were all built after the promenade was extended along the sea front.

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Prices

Adults: £3.20
Children (up to 16): £2.20
Senior Citizens: £3.20
Family Tickets (2 Adults + 3 Children): £10.25
Group Bookings (out of hours): £39 minimum charge
Schools / Groups by prior arrangement.

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Nearby

• Hotels and B&Bs
• Self Catering
• Camping & Touring
• Alternative Accommodation

The Lighthouses

• Flamborough Lighthouse at Flamborough Headland
• Spurn Point
• The Lighthouse Trail