Name and Location

The Akra Kosteri Lighthouse is located in Paleokastrites, Greece (MPC7+73), with coordinates 39.6707° N, 19.7127° E. The official name of the lighthouse is Akra Kosteri, and it is often referred to as part of the Corfu Lighthouses.

2. Construction and History

Unfortunately, the exact year of construction and era are unknown due to limited available information. However, based on its architectural style and historical context, it can be speculated that the lighthouse was constructed during the 19th or early 20th century, when Corfu Island experienced significant maritime trade and development.

3. Architecture and Materials

There is no information available about the architecture or materials used in the construction of the Akra Kosteri Lighthouse.

4. Light and Navigation

The light range is reported to be around 5 nautical miles, with a characteristic pattern of Fl (3) W.15s. Although the exact frequency or duration of the light sequence are unavailable, it can be inferred that the lighthouse serves as an important aid for mariners navigating the surrounding waters.

5. Accessibility and Visiting

Unfortunately, due to limited information, it is unclear whether visitors can access the lighthouse or not. If you are interested in visiting Akra Kosteri, please consult with local authorities or tourist information centers for more details.

6. Notable Views and Landscape

The surrounding landscape and environment of Akra Kosteri Lighthouse are primarily characterized by the picturesque coastline and Mediterranean Sea. Further details on the view can be obtained through local tourism information centers or travel guides.

7. Anecdotes and Folklore

There is no available information about the stories of former lighthouse keepers who served at Akra Kosteri, or any significant historical events or shipwrecks associated with the lighthouse.

8. Technical and Operational Details

Unfortunately, there is limited information about the technical and operational details of the Akra Kosteri Lighthouse, including its height, focal height, and heritage status.

9. Further Information

• * US NGA Pub. 113 (2010-09-02)