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Sero Colorado Lighthouse β€” Attraction in San Nicolaas

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Sero Colorado Lighthouse
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The Seroe Colorado Lighthouse, known also by the Colorado Point Lighthouse, is located in Seroe Colorado. It stands as one of two currently active lighthouses on the island.
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C4CJ+5XP, San Nicolas, Aruba
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Sero Colorado Lighthouse

C49J+984, San Nicolas, Aruba
4.4(223)
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The Seroe Colorado Lighthouse, known also by the Colorado Point Lighthouse, is located in Seroe Colorado. It stands as one of two currently active lighthouses on the island.

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4.4
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5.0
3y

Well I did not see this lighthouse until I looked at my photos and saw it was blocked off my view by the weather station located to the north of it. Anyhow, I was more entranced by the surrounding area and the ocean cliff view.

The terrain consists of very rough igneous rock, mostly lava rock, so be careful treading on them. Also avoid the strewn out cacti as you try to get you views further north of the location. Your legs will definitely get a workout here.

There are two main views here: both are impressive. The aforementioned cliff view of waves breaking against the precipice to the west is a spectacle to behold. To the north, which does some traversing the rough ground, has a more grander view of the waves crash into a rocky tidal plain. With the windmills in the distance, it really is a tranquil sight.

Also the place is very windy, just be...

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4y

It is a thoroughly captivating scene. It is heart pounding to get as close as you can to such raw and unfiltered power constantly churning mere feet from you. Having the waves drown out everything and replace it with bellowing silence is a sight to behold. Be VERY careful going down the rocks. Word of the wise, don't go any closer than the rocks that are wet. If you slip.... 🀐 Hopefully Poseidon is...

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5.0
1y

The Lighthouse isn't a traditional one, but this place is really best for a little hike along the coast to view the gorgeous scenery. Lots of crashing waves and small little lizards 🦎 scurring around. Beautiful scenery with the oil refinery on the opposite side for juxtaposition. There is a little parking available. Best to wear tennis shoes, but flip flops will do if you...

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Philip QuanPhilip Quan
Well I did not see this lighthouse until I looked at my photos and saw it was blocked off my view by the weather station located to the north of it. Anyhow, I was more entranced by the surrounding area and the ocean cliff view. The terrain consists of very rough igneous rock, mostly lava rock, so be careful treading on them. Also avoid the strewn out cacti as you try to get you views further north of the location. Your legs will definitely get a workout here. There are two main views here: both are impressive. The aforementioned cliff view of waves breaking against the precipice to the west is a spectacle to behold. To the north, which does some traversing the rough ground, has a more grander view of the waves crash into a rocky tidal plain. With the windmills in the distance, it really is a tranquil sight. Also the place is very windy, just be aware of that.
Victoria KrylovVictoria Krylov
The Lighthouse isn't a traditional one, but this place is really best for a little hike along the coast to view the gorgeous scenery. Lots of crashing waves and small little lizards 🦎 scurring around. Beautiful scenery with the oil refinery on the opposite side for juxtaposition. There is a little parking available. Best to wear tennis shoes, but flip flops will do if you take it easy.
David BarberDavid Barber
Don't let the initial impression fool you. The light house is really just an enclosed beacon. Keep walking past it towards the sea and you'll see amazing panorama, from the white sand beaches as far as the eye can see too the North to the rocky, almost alien landscape of rock and coral being smashed incessantly by the blue waves.
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Well I did not see this lighthouse until I looked at my photos and saw it was blocked off my view by the weather station located to the north of it. Anyhow, I was more entranced by the surrounding area and the ocean cliff view. The terrain consists of very rough igneous rock, mostly lava rock, so be careful treading on them. Also avoid the strewn out cacti as you try to get you views further north of the location. Your legs will definitely get a workout here. There are two main views here: both are impressive. The aforementioned cliff view of waves breaking against the precipice to the west is a spectacle to behold. To the north, which does some traversing the rough ground, has a more grander view of the waves crash into a rocky tidal plain. With the windmills in the distance, it really is a tranquil sight. Also the place is very windy, just be aware of that.
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The Lighthouse isn't a traditional one, but this place is really best for a little hike along the coast to view the gorgeous scenery. Lots of crashing waves and small little lizards 🦎 scurring around. Beautiful scenery with the oil refinery on the opposite side for juxtaposition. There is a little parking available. Best to wear tennis shoes, but flip flops will do if you take it easy.
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Don't let the initial impression fool you. The light house is really just an enclosed beacon. Keep walking past it towards the sea and you'll see amazing panorama, from the white sand beaches as far as the eye can see too the North to the rocky, almost alien landscape of rock and coral being smashed incessantly by the blue waves.
David Barber

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