Name and Location

The Elat Lighthouse is located in Eilat, Israel, serving as an important seamark for navigation and maritime safety in the Red Sea.

2. Construction and History

The Elat Lighthouse was constructed in [year of construction] during the [construction era]. Its official name is the Elat Lighthouse, although it may be locally known as [local nickname>.

3. Architecture and Materials

The lighthouse is designed in the [architectural style] style and built using [construction materials], standing at a height of [height] meters with a focal height of [focal height]. The structure's geometry is represented by the following coordinates: [latitude]° [longitude]°.

4. Light and Navigation

The Elat Lighthouse emits a light with a characteristic pattern of [light characteristic]. Its range extends [light range] nautical miles, making it an essential aid to navigation for vessels operating in the area.

5. Accessibility and Visiting

• Visitors can access the lighthouse through [public accessibility instructions], including [mode of transportation] and [distance from nearby attractions].
• Guided tours are available on [days of the week] at [hours]. On-site facilities include [facilities description].

6. Notable Views and Landscape

The lighthouse is situated within the [surrounding landscape/environment], offering breathtaking views of [view description] and the surrounding area. The location provides unique insights into [local lore or folklore].

7. Anecdotes and Folklore

• Notable events that have occurred near the Elat Lighthouse include [significant historical events].

8. Technical and Operational Details

Although the lighthouse's primary function is no longer as a beacon for maritime navigation, it has been repurposed as a [current use]. The light remains operational, with automation status indicating that it is [automated or manual operation].

9. Further Information

The [managing authority] is responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the Elat Lighthouse. For more information, refer to [references or further reading sources].