The Saint Simons Island Lighthouse is a historic lighthouse located on Saint Simons Island in Georgia. Built in 1872, it stands 104 feet tall and is made of brick, featuring a distinctive white and black striped pattern. The lighthouse has been guiding ships safely through the Golden Isles for over a century and is a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can climb the 129 steps to the top for stunning views of the surrounding area, including the Atlantic Ocean and nearby marshlands. The lighthouse is part of the Saint Simons Island Lighthouse Museum, which offers insights into the island's maritime history and the role of lighthouses in navigation.