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ZuluOffbeat News
Now you can also stay in a lighthouse
Years ago lighthouses were used to guide ships away from dangerous coastlines.
However, today only a few lighthouses are used for their original purpose. Now, most of these lighthouses are decommissioned and are used for lodging and boarding.
One can now book a stay in these lighthouses through the website BookaLighthouse.com. Even Airbnb has also started offering similar services. Price starts from $38 per night and goes up to $450 dollar per night.
All amenities like breakfast, bedsheets, towels, etc are provided for in this budget. The maximum number of people that can stay at the same time in a lighthouse varies from a lighthouse to lighthouse. Like 13 guests can stay at a time in the lighthouse on Lake Superior. The above-mentioned websites are a great resource if you want to enjoy a nautical getaway.
