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Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Fully-guided Tour

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Augusta, AU
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Experience the captivating beauty of the southernmost point of Australia with the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Fully-guided Tour. This historic lighthouse stands tall on a stunning peninsula where the Southern and Indian Oceans collide, offering a breathtaking view of crashing waves and a wild shoreline. As you climb the spiral staircase inside the lighthouse tower, immerse yourself in maritime history and learn about the challenges faced by early lighthouse keepers. At the top, be mesmerized by the vast ocean and keep an eye out for dolphins and migrating whales. Explore the beautifully restored keepers' cottages and take a leisurely stroll around the grounds of this heritage site. Finally, relax and enjoy coffee and homemade refreshments at the Cape Leeuwin Cafe. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience at one of Australia's must-see attractions.

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • Admission Included
  • 30 minutes
  • Suitable for 1-10 Participants
  • Small Group Tour, Private Tour
  • Guided Experience
  • Spectacular views of crashing waves and wild rocky shoreline
  • Opportunity to see dolphins and migrating whales
  • Fascinating trip through maritime history
  • Beautifully restored keepers' cottages to explore
  • Relaxing over coffee and homemade refreshments at the Cape Leeuwin Cafe
  • Half-hour fully-guided tour of cape leeuwin lighthouse tower.
  • Transportation to/from lighthouse.

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Introduction

The Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Fully-guided Tour is an opportunity to experience the stunning beauty of the most south-westerly point of Australia. Situated on a breathtaking peninsula where the Southern and Indian Oceans converge, this historic lighthouse offers a remarkable sightseeing adventure. Standing as the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia, it is a must-see attraction for any traveler seeking to immerse themselves in the splendor of Australia's coastline. Climb to the top of the tower and be mesmerized by the expansive seascape, crashing waves, and rugged shoreline that stretches as far as the eye can see.

What to expect?

During this 30-minute guided tour, visitors will embark on a journey through maritime history as they ascend the spiral staircase inside the lighthouse tower. Constructed in 1895 from locally quarried limestone, the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse continues to fulfill its vital role of guiding vessels navigating the treacherous cape. From the top of the tower, marvel at the panoramic views of the vast ocean, watch dolphins frolicking, and if you're lucky, catch a glimpse of migrating whales between May and September. Don't miss the chance to explore the beautifully restored keepers' cottages and take a leisurely walk around the grounds of this enchanting heritage site.

Who is this for?

The Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Fully-guided Tour is suitable for travelers of all ages and interests. History enthusiasts will be captivated by the stories of early mariners and the hardships endured by the lighthouse keepers and their families. Nature lovers will be in awe of the abundance of marine life and the untamed wilderness that surrounds the lighthouse. Photographers will find endless inspiration in the picturesque landscapes and breathtaking ocean views. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple, or a family, this tour offers an unforgettable experience for those seeking to discover the beauty and history of Australia's coastline.

Why book this?

Embarking on the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Fully-guided Tour is a unique opportunity to explore a historical icon while being mesmerized by the natural wonders of the Australian coastline. With its impressive height and magnificent views from the top, this lighthouse provides a truly awe-inspiring perspective of the converging oceans and rugged landscape. The chance to witness dolphins playing in the waves and spot migrating whales adds an extra touch of magic to this experience. Immerse yourself in maritime history, learn about the vital role of the lighthouse, and explore the well-preserved keepers' cottages that exude a charming old-world ambiance. Complete your visit with a relaxing break at the Cape Leeuwin Cafe, where you can savor delicious coffee and homemade refreshments.

Good to know

This 30-minute guided tour to the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse is a part of the rich heritage of Australia's coastline. The lighthouse is located in Augusta and boasts beautifully restored keepers' cottages that visitors can explore. Ensure that you allocate enough time to wander through the grounds and take in the magnificent surroundings of this heritage site. Spotting dolphins in the ocean is a regular occurrence, and if you visit between May and September, you may also have the opportunity to witness the awe-inspiring sight of migrating whales. Don't miss the chance to relax at the Cape Leeuwin Cafe and indulge in freshly brewed coffee and homemade goodies.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

Vouchers accepted in the following formats

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Is an adult required for the booking?

  • At least one adult or senior required per booking

Your Itinerary

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse

Your guide will take you on a trip through maritime history as you wind your way up the spiral staircase inside the lighthouse tower. This famous landmark was constructed from locally quarried limestone in 1895; and still functions as a vital working lighthouse for vessels navigating the treacherous cape. Discover the importance of Cape Leeuwin to early mariners and hear stories of the hardships faced by the early lighthouse keepers and their families.   Once at the top of the tower you will be awed by views over the immense ocean, crashing waves and wilderness of the landscape. There are regular sightings of dolphins and you may even spot whales migrating between May and September.  The spectacular surroundings are enhanced by the beautifully restored keepers’ cottages. Plan time to include a walk around the grounds and enjoy the spectacular surrounds at this beautiful heritage site. Complete your visit by relaxing over coffee and home-made refreshments at the Cape Leeuwin Cafe.

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Reviews

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CyFort

The third great cape of the world. The tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia. The Great staff provide a great experience at the historical precinct. Well worth a look.

nicolah717

It was sunny when we arrived for our booked tour. The wind was significant and had the flags flying at attention! We had a short wait while the previous tour was in session. We used or time to walk around the lighthouse and take in the information. Our tour guide was full of information and history about the lighthouse, which was complimented by "The Lightkeeper's Cottage Interpretive Centre".

Q7840EUdanl

We didn't have the leg strength to take the challenging climb to the top, happy to view the exterior and hear the stories of its importance to shipping in the rough seas beyond. Enjoyed viewing the various buildings and hearing/reading the history of each and marvelled at the tenacity and contributions of the early occupants. Bitterly cold wind on the day, the warmth of the cafe welcoming on arrival and afterwards.

AJMglobaltraveller

Good tour of the lighthouse with some interesting insights into the lives of the lighthouse keepers. Great seeing the rough seas.

AndrewYew

Took the tour and climbed to the top of the lighthouse. The tour is excellent and it explains the operation of the light house a hundred years back.

Melanie M

What an incredible place. We climbed 276 steps to the top to see the South and West meet. We were told the lighthouse could fit into Jewel Cave, which is incredible given it is the largest lighthouse on mainland Australia. It is well worth the tour and we suggest you go earlier to see the interactive display in one of the original cottages. We arrived for the last tour of the day so missed trying out the cafe which looked a fantastic place to have lunch and watch the tumultuous waves.

BronteBucket

We took the guided tour of the lighthouse with a very enthusiastic guide. He talked about the history of the area, the need for the lighthouse and how it was constructed and run. We climbed the 176 steps to the top and braved the wind to stand on the outdoor platform. It was a good vantage point to look out over headland one way, and the meeting of two oceans the other way (Indian and Southern oceans). Informative tour.

sharonlR5597HI

Fantastic informative tour, perfect day for it with very little wind. Paul was extremely knowledgeable. Magnificent views of the ocean.

LeisaIsh

Had a terrific morning visiting the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and doing to tour. It’s a must see while in the area. Bruce our guide was great, he was a wealth of knowledge and was very welcoming.

Meggycat22

Really good! Well presented and well kept buildings. Tour to the top of lighthouse was worth the price. Well done Capes Foundation!
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