Lighthouse Beacons from Scotland

Loch Indaal (Port Charlotte) Lighthouse


Loch Indaal (Port Charlotte) Lighthouse





Loch Indaal (Rubh' an Duin) light is located on the Southeast side of the Rinns of Islay on the island of Islay off of the west coast of Scotland. The light is near the town of Port Charlotte (on the road to Bruichladdich) and so is often called the Port Charlotte light. The tower height is 42 feet (13 metres). The night characteristic is a flash every 7 seconds, white and red sectors. The lighthouse is a white cylindrical brick tower with black lantern. The station was established in 1869 and the engineers were David & Thomas Stevenson. It is still operational but only the grounds of the tower are open. The former keeper's dwelling is now known as Lochindaal House and offers self catering accommodation for six. See Lochindaal House for details. Google has a Satellite view showing the location of the former keeper's dwelling and the light on the rocky promontory.


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