Bøya Lighthouse is located on the island of Bøya in Norway. It was first established in 1855 to guide ships safely through the surrounding waters. The lighthouse stands at a height of 12 meters and features a distinctive red and white color scheme, making it easily recognizable. The lighthouse is an important historical landmark and is part of the Norwegian Coastal Administration. It is no longer in active service but remains a popular destination for tourists and photographers, who appreciate its scenic views and historical significance in maritime navigation.