Cape Beddouza Lighthouse

The Cape Beddouza Lighthouse extends 18 meters into the sky, providing essential navigation signals across 22 nautical miles of the North Atlantic Ocean.

Constructed in 1916, this lighthouse has guided vessels through the waters of the Atlantic coast, protecting ships from the rocky Moroccan shoreline for over a century.

The lighthouse stands as a symbol of Morocco's maritime heritage, representing the connection between coastal communities and their traditional fishing activities.

The lighthouse emits white light flashing twice every 10 seconds, operating at a focal height of 68 meters above sea level for maximum visibility.

Located at coordinates 32°32'35N and 9°17'0W, the structure maintains its original early 20th-century architectural features while serving modern navigation needs.

Location: Safi Province

Inception: 1916

Height: 18 m

GPS coordinates: 32.54306,-9.28333

Latest update: March 7, 2025 13:37