Join us for a docent led tour of the buildings and grounds of the historic Point San Luis Light Station.
Enjoy a scenic ride up the Lighthouse Road in a SLO SafeRide van to the Point San Luis Lighthouse where you will be met by a docent and led on a personalized tour of the buildings and grounds of this historic site established in 1890.
Masks are required only for unvaccinated visitors. No pets allowed.
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The Point San Luis Lighthouse Keepers welcomes you to join our docent-led interpretive tours to experience a rich history of the beautifully restored Lighthouse, the Hornhouse, and other structures. Our tours will give you a glimpse into the lives of Lighthouse Keepers and their families, while helping keep our jewel of the Central Coast preserved and protected. Point San Luis is part of the Port San Luis Harbor District.
Our mission is to restore, preserve, maintain, and operate the Point San Luis Lighthouse Station, circa 1890, as an historical, educational, and recreational site, for the use and enjoyment of the public through tours, events, and educational programs. Point San Luis is part of the Harbor District’s vision of maintaining a sustainable harbor that preserves our marine heritage and character.
We are a 501(c)3 charitable organization and are supported by people like you. Proceeds from tours, weddings, memberships, events, donations, and special events all go into preserving the Lighthouse and it’s history.
All sales are final.
All items are nonrefundable under any circumstances.
All sales are final. Tickets may be transferred in case of emergency if notified within 24 hours of cancellation.
Ticket transfer requests may be issued once with 24 hour notice of cancellation in case of emergency. No ticket transfers will be issued without 24 hour notice of cancellation.
No pets allowed.
Parking for tours is located approximately 3.5 miles west of the Avila Beach Drive exit from 101 Highway at Wild Cherry Canyon.
Turn right into a chain link fenced parking lot. There is a banner saying Lighthouse Tour Parking on the fence and a gate attendant to allow entry. If you reach the Diablo Canyon entrance or the port you have gone too far.
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