The Umhlanga Lighthouse is a prominent coastal landmark located in Umhlanga Rocks, a suburb of Durban, South Africa. Built in 1954, it stands 21 meters tall and is painted white with a red top, making it easily recognizable. The lighthouse serves as a navigational aid for ships entering the Port of Durban and is a popular attraction for tourists and locals alike. Surrounded by beautiful beaches and scenic views, the Umhlanga Lighthouse is situated near the Umhlanga Promenade, which offers walking paths and recreational areas. Visitors often enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the area, with nearby restaurants and shops enhancing the experience.