Upcoming Events
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Lens Tours in 2027
The Point Cabrillo Lightkeepers Association is hosting tour to the top of the lighthouse on the last full weekend of every month March through October in 2027. There are no more tours scheduled for 2026, but keep an eye on our Point Cabrillo Facebook page in case we add any surprise tours!
11am – 2pm on Saturday, March 27, 2027
11am – 2pm on Sunday, March 28, 2027
11am – 2pm on Saturday, April 24, 2027
11am – 2pm on Sunday, April 25, 2027
11am – 2pm on Saturday, May 29, 2027
11am – 2pm on Sunday, May 30, 2027
11am – 2pm on Saturday, June 26, 2027
11am – 2pm on Sunday, June 27, 2027
11am – 2pm on Saturday, July 24, 2027
11am – 2pm on Sunday, July 25, 2027
11am – 2pm on Saturday, August 28, 2027
11am – 2pm on Sunday, August 29, 2027
11am – 2pm on Saturday, September 25, 2027
11am – 2pm on Sunday, September 26, 2027
11am – 2pm on Saturday, October 30, 2027
11am – 2pm on Sunday, October 31, 2027
Tours are first-come, first-serve and will be held from 11am -2pm. There are no reservations!
First tour starts at 11am, last ticket is sold at 2pm
$10 per adult, $5 per child
All children must be over 42″ tall to climb the stairs
There are no babies or animals allowed on this tour
Tour guests must be able to climb three sets of ladders
Tours last between 15 – 30 minutes, and are led by the experienced docents of the Point Cabrillo Lightkeepers Association. For more information, you can call the gift shop at 707-937-6122 or email us at info@pointcabrillo.org.
Whale Watching in March+April
The Point Cabrillo Light Station was established in 1909 on a point of land extending westward into the ocean. This location was selected for the Lighthouse by the US Lighthouse Service so that the light would be most visible to shipping on the hazardous coast of Mendocino. This same attribute makes Point Cabrillo a preeminent location from which to watch the annual migration of the gray whales from the lagoons of the Baja Peninsula in Mexico to their summer feeding grounds in the Arctic Ocean.
To learn more about the gray whale migration, click here.
Feel free to give our office a call with any questions!
707-937-6123