Porto Colom lighthouse

Porto Colom lighthouse is a white cylindrical tower on the southeastern coast of Mallorca. The structure rises from a rocky promontory that juts into the Mediterranean and overlooks both the harbor and the surrounding waters.

The lighthouse was built in the mid-19th century to guide ships safely through the southeastern waters of Mallorca. It has remained a vital navigation aid for maritime traffic in the region ever since.

The lighthouse bears the name Punta de ses Crestes in Catalan, reflecting the multilingual heritage of the Balearic Islands region.

The lighthouse is accessible on foot from the harbor and works well for visitors interested in exploring the coastal landscape. The path to the promontory is straightforward to walk, especially during good weather conditions.

The structure retains its original 19th-century design and shapes the appearance of Porto Colom's harbor entrance. Visitors often notice the classical proportions and understated, timeless style of the tower.

Location: Felanitx

Inception: 1863

Height: 25 m

GPS coordinates: 39.41402,3.27065

Latest update: December 21, 2025 22:44