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The lighthouse of the Sept-Îles archipelago is situated on the Île-aux-Moines (in Breton: Enez ar Breur or Jentilez), the only island of the Sept-Îles archipelago where you are allowed to land.
It was built next to the ruins of an 18th century fort whose purpose was to fight piracy and smuggling.
The first lighthouse, a round tower, was lit in May 1835 and was then replaced in 1854 by a square tower that was 5m higher and added onto the first tower.
Destroyed on August 4, 1944, it was...
It was built next to the ruins of an 18th century fort whose purpose was to fight piracy and smuggling.
The first lighthouse, a round tower, was lit in May 1835 and was then replaced in 1854 by a square tower that was 5m higher and added onto the first tower.
Destroyed on August 4, 1944, it was...
