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Ninety seconds on St. David's Lighthouse
Until the tower reopens, see this lighthouse from the road on your way to Clearwater. It has been closed to visitors as unsafe for years, and restoration has not yet started.
When open, the tower is a spiral climb to a balcony looking over the open Atlantic to the south and St. George's to the north.
It is closed because the telecommunications equipment fixed to it weighs on the old stone. That equipment has to move to a new mast before restoration can start, and in September 2026 the mast was still being built.
For now, look up at it on the way to Clearwater Beach and Cooper's Island. Check the news before making the trip just for the climb.
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