What kind of tower stands so proudly on a deserted island? We are now looking at Svjetionik Otočić Olipa. This uninhabited islet, part of the Elaphiti Islands archipelago, might seem insignificant at first glance. But look closer and you’ll see the vital role it plays in maritime navigation. This isn’t just any tower; this is Svjetionik Otočić Olipa, a lighthouse of significant importance. Built in 1872, the stone square tower stands on the south side of Olipa. Its light, a beacon for ships traversing the Veliki Vratnik and Mali Vratnik passages, cuts through the darkness. Imagine the relief of sailors who, after navigating the treacherous waters, spot its light, a symbol of safety and guidance. Svjetionik Otočić Olipa might be a silent sentinel, but its presence speaks volumes about its importance in this historic maritime region.
Svjetionik Otočić Olipa
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