Lahuy Lighthouse

The Lahuy Lighthouse is situated on Guinaho-an Island in Caramoan, Camarines Sur, Bicol Region, Philippines.

It can be accessed by boat or ferry from the nearby town of Caramoan.

History

The construction of the Lahuy Lighthouse reportedly began in an unspecified year and was completed by an unknown architect using local materials such as stone and wood.

The lighthouse has been in operation for over a century, serving as a vital aid to navigation for mariners traversing the waters around Guinaho-an Island.

Architecture

The tower height of the Lahuy Lighthouse is approximately 30 meters (98 feet), while its focal height reaches up to 40 meters (131 feet).

The lighthouse features a distinctive white light with a characterizing "Fl" pattern, indicating a fixed beam.

The light's range is reportedly visible for several miles out to sea.

Light Characteristics

The Lahuy Lighthouse emits a white light with a period of five seconds and a characterizing "Fl" pattern, indicating a fixed beam.

This characteristic allows mariners to navigate safely through the waters around Guinaho-an Island.

Current Status

The Lahuy Lighthouse is currently active, operated by the Camarines Sur Station of the Philippine Coast Guard.

However, its status as an automated aid to navigation is unclear.

Heritage Status

The Lahuy Lighthouse has been designated as a notable historical landmark in the Philippines,

reflecting its importance as a navigational aid and cultural icon.

Notable Historical Events

Unfortunately, no specific events or incidents are recorded for the Lahuy Lighthouse.