Archaeological sites in coastal regions have suffered from many forms of hazards that have caused damage to materials and historic features. The research in this article concerns one of the oldest metallic structures that still exist in Egypt namely an iconic landmark on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea, the "Al-Burullus-lighthouse". Climate change threatens the state of the lighthouse. The research involves full architecture will conduct to the necessity of put an urgent intervention plan for documentation of the lighthouse, and monitors the natural and climatic changes which are facing the lighthouse through Coastal hazard wheel (CHW) analysis. Where the analysis finding that the high rise of sea level are most effect on the decay and erosion of coastal shores and gradually the lighthouse become more near from sea as research presented ... this phenomena saving the lighthouse. The article describes an urgent technical plan regarding risk management options for restoring the historic image and archaeological value of the lighthouse, which has a significant impact on developing an integrated strategy for managing the process of preserving the lighthouse and the site, and then integrating and including in development plans of the city and surrounding urbanization.