Punta Carena Lighthouse, Capri

Standing on a rocky outcrop at 73 meters above sea level, the Punta Carena Lighthouse in southwest Capri beams out onto the Tyrrhenian Sea every 3 seconds

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Punta Carena Lighthouse, Capri

Standing on a rocky outcrop at 73 meters above sea level, the Punta Carena Lighthouse in southwest Capri beams out onto the Tyrrhenian Sea every 3 seconds.

Standing on a rocky outcrop at 73 meters above sea level, the Punta Carena Lighthouse in southwest Capri beams out onto the Tyrrhenian Sea every 3 seconds. The 28 metre tall octagonal brick tower with lantern and gallery stands above a two-storey building. In use since 1867, it emits the second brightest beams in Italy, after the lighthouse in Genoa.

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About Punta Carena Lighthouse

 80071 Anacapri NA, Italy

 +39 081 837 1798

 www.capritourism.com

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