CAPE NATURALISTE LIGHTHOUSE

The Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse is one of the most popular attractions in the Margaret River Region, and an easy climb of 59 stairs makes this lighthouse accessible even for small children.

Only 13 kilometres from the town of Dunsborough, the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and cottages reveal the fascinating maritime history of the Cape region.

Half-hour guided tours provide a captivating insight into the functions of this working lighthouse, with visitors to the top balcony of the lighthouse tower rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the Indian Ocean, Cape Naturaliste, the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park and the beautiful Geographe Bay coastline. The new observation platform at the base of the lighthouse tower enables universal access to sweeping ocean views and great photo opportunities, while the beautifully landscaped lawns and nautical-themed playground will entice you to sit and enjoy this wonderful heritage precinct.

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Aerial view of the tower, the viewing deck and the Indian Ocean beyond.

Tour guide explains the many interesting historical facets of Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, Dunsborough WA.

Visitors to Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse spotting whales from the lighthouse balcony, Dunsborough WA.

Opening Hours

Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse is open 9.00am – 5.00pm with guided tours departing every hour from 9.30 - 4.30pm.

Book online to guarantee your ticket as guest numbers are limited to 10 people per tour.

Tour Prices

Adult: $15.00
Child (4-16yrs): $7.50
Seniors: $13.00
Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.

Find Us

1267 Cape Naturaliste Rd, Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, WA. Just 15 minutes from Dunsborough, along Cape Naturaliste Rd.
Ph (08) 9780 5911

Facilities

Shop / Playground / Observation Deck / Walk Trails

Did you know?

Numerous walking trails lead from the Lighthouse around the stunning bays and beaches of the Cape, providing amazing views over the ocean and close-up glimpses of local wildflowers.

Highlights include the 'Access for More' trail, which provides wheelchair friendly access from the lighthouse to Sugarloaf Rock. Another trail features a platform and shelter providing magnificent whale watching during the annual migratory periods, from September to December - a special experience not to be missed.

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