Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse guided tours offer fascinating insight into the functions of a working lighthouse, the extraordinary maritime history of the Cape region and what life was like as a lightkeeper. An easy climb of just 59 steps leads visitors to the tower balcony are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the Indian Ocean, Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, and Geographe Bay, all located conveniently close to Dunsborough.
The Lightkeepers' Museum, housed in one of the original lightkeepers' cottages, provides an immersive journey through maritime stories, including shipwrecks, and showcases the dedication of those who have protected the coastline since 1904. Historical artifacts and interactive technology bring to life the isolation and resilience of the lighthouse keepers and the remarkable engineering and enduring legacy of this historic lighthouse, which has guided vessels for over 120 years.
The accessible observation platform at the lighthouse base offers sweeping ocean views and scenic photo opportunities. Look out for whales between September and November, as they migrate along the coastline.
The Lightkeepers' Museum, housed in one of the original lightkeepers' cottages, provides an immersive journey through maritime stories, including shipwrecks, and showcases the dedication of those who have protected the coastline since 1904. Historical artifacts and interactive technology bring to life the isolation and resilience of the lighthouse keepers and the remarkable engineering and enduring legacy of this historic lighthouse, which has guided vessels for over 120 years.
The accessible observation platform at the lighthouse base offers sweeping ocean views and scenic photo opportunities. Look out for whales between September and November, as they migrate along the coastline.