Hook Lighthouse

Hook Lighthouse

Hook Lighthouse

Built over 800 years ago, Hook Lighthouse stands as one of the world’s oldest operational lighthouses. Situated on Hook Head at the tip of Hook Peninsula, this squat, black-and-white-striped tower marks the eastern entrance to Waterford Harbour. Visitors can climb the tower and delve into the rich history of this enduring maritime beacon, which has guided countless ships through the centuries.

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