Head Harbour Lightstation, located on Campobello Island, New Brunswick.

Standing proudly at the eastern tip of Campobello Island, Head Harbour Light station has guided mariners through the waters of Passamaquoddy Bay since 1829. As one of New Brunswick's oldest surviving lighthouses, it has safely marked the entrance to the
Bay of Fundy for nearly two centuries, helping vessels navigate the region's powerful tides and rocky coastline.

Accessible only at low tide by a picturesque cobblestone causeway, the lighthouse offers a rare glimpse into Atlantic Canada's rich maritime heritage. Surrounded by dramatic ocean vistas and the everchanging rhythm of the tides, Head Harbour Lightstation stands as a timeless symbol of resilience, exploration, and the enduring spirit of New Brunswick's coast.