Lighthouses in New Jersey Voyage Tips and guide

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Lighthouses in New Jersey is an itinerary along the coast of New Jersey.

The New Jersey Lighthouse Challenge occurs every October, which involves visiting all the lighthouses of the Jersey Shore and some on the Delaware Bay, along with a few lifesaving stations.

Some of these lighthouses are no longer functional.

Many of these lighthouses are on land and could be reached by car; however, some of these are in the open ocean and require a boat to visit.

Both New York City and Philadelphia are near the endpoints of the coastal route.

Map of Lighthouses in New Jersey

• 40.657364-74.0653551 Robbins Reef Light
• 40.486667-74.2533332 Great Beds Light
• 40.513006-74.013523 Romer Shoal Light

• 40.461667-74.0019444 Sandy Hook Lighthouse
• 40.396306-73.9856945 Navesink Twin Lights
• 40.136667-74.02756 Sea Girt Light
• 40.1175-74.03397 Squan Beach Life-Saving Station
• 39.764333-74.1062228 Barnegat Lighthouse
• 39.6019-74.34329 Tucker's Island Lighthouse (replica)

• 39.366111-74.41416710 Absecon Lighthouse
• 39.03963-74.7690511 Stone Harbor Life Saving Station
• 38.933-74.96041712 Cape May Lighthouse

• 38.9864-75.113513 Brandywine Shoal Light
• 39.195833-75.02777814 East Point Light
• 39.305278-75.37666715 Ship John Shoal Light
• 39.6172-75.534216 Finns Point Range Light
• 39.8475-75.23972217 Tinicum Island Rear Range Light