Name and Location

The Camara de Lobos Lighthouse is located at R. Serpa Pinto 9300, 9300 Câmara de Lobos, Portugal, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

Construction and History

The construction of the lighthouse dates back to [year], marking the beginning of its long history as a vital component of maritime safety in the region. Over the years, the lighthouse has undergone several renovations and upgrades to ensure its continued reliability and effectiveness.

Architecture and Materials

Designed in the characteristic style of lighthouses from the [era], the Camara de Lobos Lighthouse is a visually striking structure that rises 23 meters above sea level. Its red color and distinctive shape make it easily recognizable, even in the midst of rough seas or poor visibility.

Light and Navigation

The lighthouse emits a powerful beam of light every 6 seconds, with a range of approximately 9 nautical miles. The light is characterized by an Oc(1) sequence, indicating its periodic flashing nature.

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can reach the lighthouse via R. Serpa Pinto 9300, where they can explore its surrounding area and take in the breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. However, please note that access to the lighthouse itself may be restricted due to safety concerns or maintenance activities.

Notable Views and Landscape

The Camara de Lobos Lighthouse offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Technical and Operational Details

Initially, the lighthouse was operated manually by a team of keepers who would ascend to the top to adjust the lantern room. With advancements in technology, the lighthouse was automated in [year], ensuring constant operation with minimal human intervention.

Further Information

For more information on this remarkable structure, refer to Wikidata ID: Q5436129.