Faro del Fuerte de Niebla, Coastal lighthouse near Corral Bay, Chile.

The Morro Niebla Lighthouse stands within the grounds of Niebla Castle in the Los Ríos Region, above Corral Bay. The structure was built in 1900 by Lever Murphy y Cía and assembled by engineers of the Chilean Navy; the numeral 1900 appears above its door. Its light, at a focal height of 50 m, shows a brief white flash of 0.3 seconds every 10 seconds and reaches 7 nautical miles.

The station was already established in 1860, but the present structure was built in 1900 by Lever Murphy y Cía and assembled by engineers of the Chilean Navy. The numeral 1900 appears above the lighthouse door. It guides vessels in Corral Bay, near Niebla in Valdivia Province.

The lighthouse is part of the Niebla Fort Museum complex, which tells the story of ships and their importance to this coastal region. Visitors can see how vital the harbor was to local life and trade.

The lighthouse stands inside the grounds of Niebla Castle, on the road from Valdivia to Niebla, and is reached on foot from the fort's entrance. Its light shows a white flash of 0.3 seconds every 10 seconds from a focal height of 50 metres, with a range of 7 nautical miles. The tower is a short climb, so sturdy shoes help on the stairs.

The light sends out a white flash signal that repeats every 10 seconds and is visible across the sea. This pattern was developed according to international standards so ships can recognize it from far away.