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Highlights

  • Join a fully guided tour of Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, including access to the balcony and observation platform at the base.
  • Discover maritime history, shipwreck stories, and the lives of lighthouse keepers with engaging local guides.
  • From the balcony, soak in views of the Indian Ocean and Geographe Bay. Between June and September, this balcony becomes a prime whale-watching spot.
  • Afterward, wander through the Lightkeepers’ Museum to uncover relics, photos, and stories from Western Australia’s seafaring heritage.

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Family entering red door of Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, "1903" above.
Tour guide explains to family inside Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse near spiral staircase.
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Climb Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse on a guided tour for panoramic Indian Ocean views and accessible maritime history in under an hour.

Getting started

Begin at the main entrance near Dunsborough, where your guide welcomes you and checks tickets. After a brief introduction, you’ll head inside to start your lighthouse journey.

What to expect

Standing since 1904 at the tip of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge, this lighthouse has safely guided ships along the Western Australian coast for over a century. Its short 59-step climb makes it the region’s most accessible lighthouse, ideal for families and casual explorers.

Features

  • Tower balcony: Step onto the balcony for sweeping views of the Indian Ocean and Geographe Bay, especially spectacular during whale season.

  • Lightkeepers' Museum: Explore exhibits detailing shipwreck stories and the daily lives of lighthouse keepers.

  • Observation platform: Enjoy coastal vistas from the base, perfect for those who prefer to stay on solid ground.

  • Friendly guides: Learn local maritime history through engaging stories that bring the lighthouse’s past to life.

Inclusions & Exclusions

  • Entry and guided tour of Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse
  • English-speaking guide
  • Access to the tower balcony
  • Entry to the Lightkeepers' Museum
  • Access to the observation platform at the lighthouse's base
  • Transport to/from Dunsborough

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Ticket Delivery

  • Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

  • Please display your mobile voucher along with a valid photo ID to your guide.

  • Kindly ensure that you arrive 15-20 minutes before the start time of your experience to avoid any delays.

  • If you have purchased reduced-price tickets, please carry your valid photo. ID proof for verification

Meeting Point

  • Meet your guide at Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse.

  • Address : Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, 1267 Cape Naturaliste Rd, Naturaliste WA 6281, Australia.

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Getting There

By car: The best way to reach the site is by local taxi or private car due to the limitation of public transportation

Validity

This ticket is valid for the date and time selected during checkout.

Cancellation Policy

These tickets can't be rescheduled or cancelled.

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers to the most common questions travelers ask before booking this experience.

Booking FAQs

The tour takes under an hour, allowing you to enjoy panoramic views and learn about maritime history.

You begin at the main entrance near Dunsborough where your guide will welcome you and check tickets before starting the journey inside the lighthouse.

Visitors experience a climb of just 59 steps to reach an accessible balcony with stunning views, guided by knowledgeable local guides who share maritime history and shipwreck stories.

Yes, its short 59-step ascent makes it ideal for both families and those casually exploring the area.

Comfortable walking shoes are recommended due to stair climbing; weather-appropriate clothing is also advised as areas are exposed, along with valid photo ID if requested at entrance.

Large bags and suitcases cannot be taken inside. Pets are not allowed except for registered service animals.

The guided tour includes access to a tower balcony, an observation platform at the base, and entry into the Lightkeepers’ Museum where you can explore relics and stories of Western Australia’s seafaring heritage.

From the balcony, visitors enjoy sweeping vistas of the Indian Ocean and Geographe Bay. Between June and September, it's also a prime spot for whale-watching.

Transportation to or from Dunsborough is not included in this guided lighthouse tour.

An English-speaking guide accompanies you, providing engaging insights into maritime history and local lore throughout your visit.

Bring comfortable walking shoes suitable for climbing stairs. Carry weather-appropriate clothing, as the lighthouse and observation areas are exposed to the elements. Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted inside the lighthouse or museum. Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals. Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited on the premises. Food and drinks are not allowed inside the lighthouse tower or museum areas.

The observation platform at the base is accessible. The lighthouse tower requires climbing 59 steps and is not wheelchair accessible. For access support or specific needs, please contact the team in advance.

Your ticket includes a guided tour of Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, access to the tower balcony, entry to the Lightkeepers' Museum, and use of the observation platform at the base. Transport to and from Dunsborough is not included. Whale watching is possible from September to December. Children can participate in the climb, but adult supervision is required. The experience is suitable for families and visitors seeking an easy, relaxed lighthouse tour with scenic coastal views.

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