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The Phare de Chausey lighthouse stands on the Grande Île of the Chausey archipelago, off the coast of Granville in Normandy, France. Its address is Grande Île, "De Chausey" road, 50400 Granville, Manche, Normandy, France, with coordinates 48.8695275 N, 1.8223695 W.

Construction and History

The Phare de Chausey was built in the 19th century to guide vessels through one of Europe's largest tidal ranges. It was erected to mark the approach to the Chausey islands and warn of surrounding shoals at high tidal ranges (up to 14 m). The lighthouse has been listed as a Monument historique since May 11, 2009.

Architecture and Materials

The tower is a cylindrical masonry structure, tapering toward the lantern gallery. It is built from dressed local stone typical of the region, including granite and schist. The tower stands at 17 meters (structural height). The original lantern house was replaced or refurbished over time.

Light and Navigation

Although automated, the Phare de Chausey remains an important heritage landmark for maritime navigation. Its light status is active, but specific technical details such as light range, focal height, and characteristic flash pattern are not publicly documented.

Accessibility and Visiting

• The lighthouse itself is fenced and not open for interior visits.
• Visitors can reach the island by boat charter or private craft from Granville; landings are permitted subject to tides and island regulations.

Notable Views and Landscape

Visitors to the Phare de Chausey can enjoy panoramic views of the Channel islands, Pointe du Grouin, and the surrounding landscape. The area is characterized by stark granite outcrops, gorse-covered fields, and tidal flats.

Technical and Operational Details

The lighthouse is fully automated under the French maritime authorities' Service des Phares et Balises (Ministère de la Mer). It does not carry separate AIS or radar equipment beyond its standard automated light system. Official designation: Phare de Chausey (ref FR:ANFR 905631).

Further Information

For further information, please visit the French Wikipedia page at https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phare_de_Chausey or Wikidata at Q2381076.