Deniz Feneri Lighthouse

The Deniz Feneri lighthouse was constructed in 1998 and has been an important aid to navigation in the region ever since its completion.

History

• The Deniz Feneri tower stands at a height of approximately 4 meters above sea level, with a focal height of around 6 meters. The light source is a red beacon emitting a Fl (flash) pattern, visible up to a range of 2 nautical miles.
• The lighthouse's architectural style reflects its role as a functional aid to navigation.

The Deniz Feneri emits a red light with a flash pattern, visible up to a range of 2 nautical miles. This allows mariners to safely navigate the surrounding waters.

Current Status

• The Deniz Feneri is currently an active aid to navigation, although its status as a fully automated lighthouse is unclear.

Located in Seferihisar, Turkey, the Deniz Feneri can be accessed via Liman Caddesi. The exact location of the lighthouse is marked on nautical charts and maps.

Heritage Status

The Deniz Feneri has not been designated as a protected historical site or monument.

Notable Historical Events

• In 2008, a trial was launched in Germany regarding allegations made against the Deniz Feneri e.V. charity. The trial concluded with the sentencing of charity executives and the transfer of the charity's possessions to the state.

Architecture

The Deniz Feneri tower stands at a height of approximately 4 meters above sea level, with a focal height of around 6 meters. The light source is a red beacon emitting a Fl (flash) pattern, visible up to a range of 2 nautical miles.

Light Characteristics

The Deniz Feneri emits a red light with a flash pattern, visible up to a range of 2 nautical miles. This allows mariners to safely navigate the surrounding waters.