Bagacay Point Lighthouse

The Bagacay Point Lighthouse is a notable maritime aid located on the eastern coast of the Philippines.

History

• The construction of the lighthouse began in an unspecified year, but it has been reported to be operational since at least 2019. The structure was built by the Philippine Coast Guard and serves as a vital navigation aid for mariners approaching the area.

Architecture

The Bagacay Point Lighthouse is constructed from concrete and stands at a height of approximately 44 meters (144 feet) above sea level. Its focal height, which is the distance from the base to the top of the light source, is believed to be around 20-25 meters (66-82 feet). The lighthouse features a distinctive design with a white light that flashes every five seconds.

Light Characteristics

The Bagacay Point Lighthouse emits a Fl (first order) light, which is visible over a range of approximately 20 nautical miles. The light's color is white, and it is reportedly obscured approaching from the northeast.

Current Status

As of the last available update, the lighthouse remains an active aid to navigation under the control of the Cebu Station, Philippine Coast Guard. However, its current status may have changed since then.

Location and Accessibility

The Bagacay Point Lighthouse is situated in Purok Molave, Lilo-an, Cebu Province, Philippines. The location can be accessed via land or sea, but specific details regarding the nearest port or transportation options are not available.

Heritage Status

No information is available regarding any heritage designations or listings for the Bagacay Point Lighthouse.

Notable Historical Events

Unfortunately, no notable historical events have been reported to be associated with this lighthouse.