Ponta Cajuais Lighthouse

The Ponta Cajuais lighthouse was constructed in 1938 and has been an important aid to navigation on the coast of Brazil ever since.

History

• The tower stands at a height of 64 meters, with a focal height of 46 meters. The structure is made of white fiberglass and features red bands.
• The lighthouse is classified as a major light and is equipped with a distinctive flashing light pattern (Fl) that can be seen from a distance of 19 nautical miles.

The Ponta Cajuais lighthouse emits a white light with a period of 15 seconds, making it visible to mariners in the surrounding waters.

Light Characteristics

The lighthouse is currently an active aid to navigation, although its operation may be subject to change. It has not been automated and remains under human supervision.

Current Status

The Ponta Cajuais lighthouse is located on the coast of Brazil, specifically at Serra da Mutamba in Icapuí. The site can be accessed by road, with parking available nearby.

Location and Accessibility

The Ponta Cajuais lighthouse has not been designated as a national monument or protected area.

Heritage Status

No notable historical events have been recorded for the Ponta Cajuais lighthouse.

Notable Historical Events

• No notable historical events have been recorded for the Ponta Cajuais lighthouse.