Name and Location

The Lauis Ledge Lighthouse stands tall at 6VPR+6Q, Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines, serving as a beacon for mariners.

Construction and History

The Lauis Ledge Lighthouse was built in 1998 and is an important part of the country's maritime heritage. It serves as an aid to navigation for vessels in the area.

Architecture and Materials

Designed in a modern style, the lighthouse features a robust concrete structure with a height of unknown meters and a focal height of unknown meters.

Light and Navigation

The lighthouse is equipped with a white light emitting every 10 seconds, characterised as Fl (W) 15s. It operates on automated systems, eliminating the need for human operators.

Accessibility and Visiting

Unfortunately, public access to the structure is limited due to safety concerns and restricted access to the surrounding coastal areas. The lighthouse remains operational, providing critical guidance for vessels navigating the waters of Cebu City.

Notable Views and Landscape

The lighthouse is situated near the coast of Cebu City, with surrounding areas featuring lush vegetation, mangrove forests, and coral reefs. The nearby Cordova coastline offers scenic views and recreational activities such as fishing and swimming.

Current Use

As a functioning aid to navigation, the Lauis Ledge Lighthouse remains operational, providing critical guidance for vessels navigating the waters of Cebu City.

Further Information

For further reading or research, please consult the Philippine Coast Guard's 2019 lighthouse masterlist or consult with local authorities.