Due to a US Army Corps of Engineers mandate, the Foundation is NOT permitted to offer lighthouse tours to the public at this time.  Due to restrictions imposed by the US Army Corps of Engineers, the DRBLHF is unable to offer tours of the Harbor of Refuge lighthouse to the public. 
Tours of the East End lighthouse can be booked by contacting Cape Water Tours at 302-644-7344 or by going on their website 
https://www.capewatertours.com/ ).

DELAWARE BAY LIGHTS

For cruise availability, please call Red at 302-226-3866.
For all other inquiries, call Ron at 717-350-4206.

P.O.Box 708

Lewes, DE 19958

 
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Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse

The United States of America donated Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse to Delaware River and Bay Lighthouse Foundation for public use through the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act.
November 30, 2004  
 

Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse Tours

 

The US Army Corps of Engineers is continuing its study of the breakwater on which Harbor of Refuge Light stands. We received their Major Maintenance Report (MMR), which recommends ways to repair the breakwater, but they have requested that no public tours be conducted until further notice.

Please read this article in the
Cape Gazette regarding Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse tours


VIEW HERE


The cover of the April issue of the Delaware Beach Life magazine features the Harbor of Refuge lighthouse sitting on an eroding breakwater off Lewes. Photograph by our member and past president Red Moulinier. An article on page 24 magazine explains how our lighthouse is in jeopardy. There are pictures of the lighthouse, and the missing foundation stones, and a diagram of what's happening below the water. At the end of the article is a video. You can view the video here.