Rame Head Lighthouse is located on the Rame Head peninsula in Cornwall, England. Built in 1882, it stands 30 meters tall and is known for its distinctive white tower. The lighthouse helps guide ships safely through the English Channel and is an important navigational aid for mariners. The lighthouse is automated and operated by Trinity House, the organization responsible for lighthouses in England and Wales. It features a powerful light that can be seen from up to 18 nautical miles away. The surrounding area is popular for its scenic views and coastal walks, attracting visitors year-round.