Faro Cabo Falso

The Faro Cabo Falso, also known as the Old Lighthouse, was constructed in 1967.

History

• The Faro Cabo Falso served as an important aid to navigation for mariners passing through the Baja California Peninsula.

Architecture and Construction

The lighthouse stands at a height of approximately 30 meters (98 feet) above sea level, with a focal height of 50 meters (164 feet).

The structure is built from concrete and steel. The design was reportedly influenced by traditional Mexican architecture.

Light Characteristics

The Faro Cabo Falso features a characteristic pattern of red and white stripes, visible from a distance of several kilometers.

However, its light characteristics are no longer in use.

Current Status

The lighthouse is currently not used for navigation purposes.

It has been automated and is now primarily a relic of the past.

Location and Accessibility

The Faro Cabo Falso is situated on Via Ferrea in the town of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

The location is easily accessible by road or public transportation.

Heritage Status

The lighthouse was designated as a protected historical site due to its significance in Mexican maritime history.

Notable Historical Events

No notable events are recorded for this specific lighthouse.