Get DirectionsStanding about 37 meters high, situated on top of a mountain is the the concrete structure Cape Bojeador Lighthouse. It was built in 1892 and was first lighted on March 31 of the same year to send signals to ships passing by the cape facing the northern portion of the West Philippine Sea. The lighthouse was built without steel during the Spanish colonial regime, making it a wonder of engineering and architectural design. It was also declared a National Historical Landmark by the National Historical Institute in 2004. To this day, the lighthouse is still in use and continues to guide ships navigating the West Philippine Sea.AddressBarangay Bayog, Burgos, Ilocos NorteContact DetailsEmail: [email protected]Operational HoursDaytimeBest time to visitYear-roundHow to get thereRide a bus or jeepney from Laoag City and ride a tricycle (motorized three-wheeled vehicle) going up to the lighthouse.Things to-doGo on a historical tour.