Lighthouse Los Morrillos Arecibo

Aerial video created by the pilot certified by the FAA 107: Ana Caraballo https://servi-drone.com Its location is on the north coast of Puerto Rico about 34 miles west of San Juan. This lighthouse was the last one built by the Spaniards in 1898. Its style is neo-classical Spanish, rectangular in shape, 40'4" (12.30 meters) wide by 84'2" (25.64 meters) long, to which is attached a 46' tall hexagonal tower. On the tower rests a bronze dome and inside this a luminaire which is still in use. Originally, it had a third-order Fresnel lens whose light reached about 18 miles away. It currently has a 190mm lens that rotates every 5 seconds. It is also known as Faro Los Morrillos because it is located on a rocky mountain known as "Punta Morrillo".