Egg Rock Light is a lighthouse on Frenchman Bay, Maine. Built in 1875, it is one of coastal Maine's architecturally unique lighthouses, with a square tower projecting through the square keeper's house.
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Make sure you find a good boat tour to come see the lighthouse. There is actually interesting facts and history about it. We did the Lulu boat and the girl was great 👍🏼 Keep in consideration this is Maine and you will be out in the water so you may need: jacket/sweater, sunblock, sunglasses or hat.
Fauna: expect to see birds,...
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Beautiful place. Took the kids on a lobster boat tour experience. Saw the sea life, harbor seals, and a peregrine falcon, upon the light house. Had a wonderful experience. All kiddos (infant, toddler, and 6 year old) had a blast. So did the adults. Do wear a coat or jacket when you go on these tours. It is significantly cooler...
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It is a Lighthouse on an island that you can only gain access to with a special permit. Tour boats will pass by it and you may see lots of seals, birds, etc. Photographers will need to bring a longer lense if they want to capture any seals, birds etc. Boats will not get close enough to get great...
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