10 Interesting Fact About The world's most unique lighthouses

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• Lesuar Les Eclaireurs in Argentina are one of the few lighthouses in the world located between two countries, namely Argentina and Chile.
• Jeddah Lighthouse in Saudi Arabia is the highest lighthouse in the world with a height of 133 meters.
• Lighthouse La Jument in France is famous for the dramatic images of the lighthouse guards who were trapped there during a terrible sea storm.
• Lighthouse Heceta Head in Oregon, United States, is one of the lighthouses that is most often photographed because of its amazing beauty.
• Lighthouse Hook in Ireland has been established since the 13th century and is claimed to be the oldest lighthouse in the world that is still operating.
• Lighthouse Peggys Cove in Canada is one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world because of its beautiful location by the beach of Nova Scotia.
• Lighthouse Kilauea in Hawaii is famous for its location close to active volcanoes and spectacular views.
• The Fanad Head Lighthouse in Ireland has a paradise for amazing sea views and is the background of films such as The Count of Monte Cristo and Moby Dick.
• Mercusuar Smeatons Tower in Plymouth, England, used to be off the coast and has been moved to land.
• Lighthouse Pharos Alexandria in Egypt, built by Alexander Agung in the 3rd century BC, is one of the most famous lighthouses in the world and is one of the wonders of the ancient world.