Pasthura Lighthouse

The Psathura lighthouse is situated on the Greek island of Alonnisos, part of the Sporades Regional Unit in Thessaly, Greece.

History

• The tower's height is reportedly 40 meters (131 feet), while the focal height is believed to be around 50 meters (164 feet).
• The lighthouse features a distinctive architectural style, although specific details about its design are not available.
• It is constructed from traditional materials commonly used in Greek lighthouses.

Architecture and Construction Materials

The Psathura light emits a white beam with a range of 17 nautical miles and flashes at a period of 10 seconds, using a sequence of 0.3 + (9.7) flashes per minute.

The light's character is identified as "Fl," indicating a fixed light.

Light Characteristics

Current Status

The Psathura lighthouse remains an active aid to navigation, although its status may be subject to change.

It has not been automated and continues to serve its purpose in guiding mariners safely through the surrounding waters.

Location and Accessibility

Located on the island of Alonnisos, the Psathura lighthouse is accessible by sea or land.

Visitors can reach the island via ferry from nearby ports, such as Skiathos or Skopelos.

Heritage Status

The Psathura lighthouse has been designated as a notable landmark in Greece, although specific heritage designations are not available.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events have been recorded for this location.