La Corbiere Lighthouse
The La Corbière lighthouse sits on the south-western point of Jersey and is connected via a tidal causeway to La Corbière Beach. Like most lighthouse location this is a spectacular part of the coastline and is very popular with photographers wanting a great sunset picture.
This stretch of coast has a large tidal range that can expose treacherous rocks. The lighthouse tower is 19 mm (62 ft) and was first lit in 1874.
Also located by the lighthouse is a sculpture erected in 1997 to commemorate a rescue of the Saint-Malo catamaran that took place.
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La Corbiere Lighthouse, La Corbiere Beach, Saint Brelade Parish, Saint Brelade , Jersey
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