Point Atkinson Lighthouse

Atkinson Point Lighthouse is a lighthouse built in Vancouver at the Pacific Entrance, standing on the granite hill at Atkinson Point, surrounded by English Bay. The first wooden lighthouse was put into use in 1875 and replaced by reinforced concrete structures in 1914.

The weather here is not good. The sky is overcast and dark, which is a little regrettable. But slowly walking and finding that the scenery is actually quite good, plus there are not many people. It feels really good

In Lighthouse Park, you will see the sign of "light house view point", overlooking Point Atkinson Lighthouse, but it is blocked by dense leaves. If you enter the iron gate from the side, you can enjoy the unobstructed lighthouse side up close.

The sea lighthouse, a touch of warm light in the blue, I like to collect various postcards, and I especially like many memorial buildings inside, similar to phone booths, windmill festival lighthouses, are very interested. Taking advantage of this small holiday can finally come out to travel, the first two days of watching a little tired, very late to pull my friend to the lighthouse here. On a long coastline, a small, raised rock stood quietly on which the lighthouse stood, densely or tallly or lowly trees and flowers, surrounded by green walls. The white body trunk structure, and the lamps and brown tops can be seen within the iron frames around the heights. It can be imagined here in the dark, pointing the way for those ships at sea. [Photographing a good angle] I usually like photography, carrying the camera to look here, I want to take a good photo of the lighthouse, when it is too far away, it is actually not more obvious lighthouse, not enough to highlight it can not see its detailed structure. A little closer, with the sea as the background, the whole picture will be widened, especially beautiful. [tip] ① Open all day, you can visit freely. ② Walk carefully, some places are not very flat, it will be a bit slippery, pay attention to safety. ③ There are not many tourists, suitable for slowly visiting.