Perched high on the sea cliffs at the edge of Cape Byron, Australia’s easternmost point, the Cape Byron Lighthouse has been a steadfast guardian of the rocky shores of the Pacific since 1901. This iconic landmark, one of Byron Bay’s most memorable, offers panoramic views along the coastline. Visitors can explore the lighthouse and its accompanying Maritime Museum, delving into the rich maritime history of the region while enjoying the sweeping vistas of the ocean and the rugged coastal landscape.
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