Name and Location

The Hridi Lukavci Lighthouse is located at 3HMJ+4F Hvar, Croatia.

Construction and History

The exact date of construction for this lighthouse is unknown. However, according to US NGA Pub. 113 (2010-10-22), it was built during the 19th century, likely as part of the Croatian Lighthouse Network.

Architecture and Materials

The lighthouse's design and architectural style are not well-documented. It stands at a height of 14 meters, with a focal height of unknown meters, emitting a light range of 5 nautical miles.

Light and Navigation

The lighthouse exhibits a light characteristic of Fl (3) W 15s, meaning it displays a flash every 15 seconds, lasting for 3 seconds, followed by a 12-second pause.

Accessibility and Visiting

The current status of automation is unknown, but it was likely operated manually by a keeper in the past. The lighthouse is no longer open to the public for visits, although some sources suggest that guided tours might be available upon request.

Notable Views and Landscape

The surrounding landscape consists of a scenic coastline with views of the Adriatic Sea. The Hridi Lukavci Lighthouse stands on a rocky outcropping, offering breathtaking vistas of the sea and nearby islands.

Anecdotes and Folklore

Unfortunately, there are no documented local folklore or unique anecdotes about this lighthouse.

Technical and Operational Details

The coordinates for the Hridi Lukavci Lighthouse are available at 43.0828345° N, 16.5812483° E. You can view the location on a map here: [link to Google Maps or other mapping service]. This lighthouse is referenced in Nautical Charts as E 3445.

Further Information

The lighthouse has not been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site or a national cultural heritage site. Visitors to the area can enjoy exploring the charming town of Hvar, its harbor, and surrounding beaches. Other nearby attractions include the Pakleni Islands Nature Reserve and the historic city of Split.