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This tiny, wood and stone light is named for a cuckolded Englishman whose wife allegedly had an affair with the king. It's a small, meek lighthouse, more like a cupola than a house, and seems to fit its name. The light is not open to the public and is best viewed from the public pier at Newagen or by boat. Cuckholds Lighthouse was built in 1907.