This lovely lighthouse is not open to the public, leading to a little mystique. Unwelcoming signs indicate that it is off limits and run by the government, maybe a CIA headquarters, who knows? I...
Diamond Head Lighthouse
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Diamond Head Lighthouse stands proudly on the southeastern coast of Oahu, overlooking the sparkling waters of the Pacific Ocean in Honolulu, HI. Built in 1917, this historic landmark has guided countless ships safely into the bustling harbor with its distinctive architecture and enduring presence.
The lighthouse, perched atop the iconic Diamond Head volcanic tuff cone, not only serves as a beacon for maritime navigation but also as a symbol of Hawaii's rich maritime history. Its stark white facade contrasts beautifully with the vivid blue skies and lush greenery that surrounds it, creating a picturesque scene that captures the essence of this tropical paradise. Visitors can't help but be captivated by the lighthouse's timeless charm and the stories it silently holds within its walls.
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When the US Coast Guard Commander says come on over... I surely didn't hesitate! I've always admired the lighthouse from atop Diamond Head... it was such an awesome experience to actually get to...
When the Admiral of the USCG invites you and your closest million friends to tour the lighthouse, it's a no brainer. The USCG opened up the Diamond Head Light house on three occasions for the...
For Brian S - who got me looking at lighthouses in a new way. You would think that the islands of Hawaii, being surrounded by oceans would have a lot more lighthouses. Oahu had six lighthouses...
I saw the Diamond Head lighthouse from the lookout from above and took some pictures and thought that the lighthouse looked cool. I intentionally made a trip then to the lighthouse but was...






