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Gasparilla Island
Boca Grande Pass
The deep pass into Charlotte Harbor, watched over by Port Boca Grande Light.
Port Boca Grande Light, first lit in 1890, stands at the south tip of Gasparilla Island beside one of the deepest natural passes on Florida's Gulf coast. Its occulting beam leads boats in from open water to Charlotte Harbor.
Signature lightPort Boca Grande LightOc 4s 41ft 12MA steady white light that blinks off briefly every 4 seconds
- Frame
- 12 × 16 in
- Print scale
- 1 : 29,500
- Navigation aids
- 68
- Lights
- 17
17 lights glow on the finished chart, each through a pinhole fed by its own LED. The other 51 markers, such as daybeacons and unlit buoys, are printed on the chart.
2 light rhythms on this chart
- Flashing
- Occulting
Lights on this chart
- Port Boca Grande LightA steady white light that blinks off briefly every 4 secondsOc 4s 41ft 12M
- Boca Grande Yacht Basin Channel Light 1One green flash every 4 secondsFl G 4s 16ft 5M
- Boca Grande Yacht Basin Channel Light 7One green flash every 4 secondsFl G 4s 49ft 5M
- Gasparilla Sound Channel Light 1One green flash every 2.5 secondsFl G 2.5s 16ft 5M
- Pine Island Sound Light 63One green flash every 4 secondsFl G 4s 52ft 5M
- Pine Island Sound Light 64One red flash every 4 secondsFl R 4s 52ft 5M
Opens in the designer, ready to adjust the area, frame and title. Starting at $299, based on frame size, LED configuration and custom programming. Data current to November 5, 2026.