Anholt Lighthouse is located on Anholt Island in the Kattegat Sea, part of Denmark. Built in 1869, it stands 47 meters tall and is a vital navigation aid for ships traveling through the busy waters. The lighthouse features a distinctive white tower with a red top, making it easily recognizable. The lighthouse is operated by the Danish Maritime Authority and is equipped with modern technology to ensure safe passage for vessels. Anholt Island itself is known for its natural beauty, including sandy beaches and diverse wildlife, attracting visitors who enjoy outdoor activities and scenic views.