Cape Schanck is the most southern tip of the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, Australia. The lighthouse is beautifully maintained and the South-American Mahogany-lined lantern room with an intact Chance Brothers first-order lens makes this a special lighthouse destination. Continue reading →

If you’re really lucky you’ll find Pat Howell in the lantern room at the Cape Otway lighthouse and he’ll be able to give you a terrific run-down on this lighthouse, and the many others where he has kept the lights burning over many years. Continue reading →

Sometimes known as the ‘White Lady’ the Split Point Lighthouse is an elegant 34-metre high landmark at Airey’s Inlet, Victoria. Built in 1891, many will recognise this lighthouse from the television series Round the Twist. Continue reading →

Spectacular views across the Backstairs Passage towards the Australian mainland are the backdrop for Cape Willoughby lighthouse on Kangaroo Island. Continue reading →

The elegant Cape du Couedic lighthouse brings Robert Louis Stevenson’s idea that lighthouses are living art to mind. Located on the south-west tip of Kangaroo Island, South Australia, in the Flinders Chase National Park, Cape du Couedic is not to be missed when on the Island. Continue reading →

Cape Borda is on the north-west tip of Kangaroo Island, Australia’s third biggest island. Cape Borda was the second lighthouse built on the Island and is one of only six square lighthouses in Australia. Continue reading →