Cape Bruny Lighthouse

Cape Bruny Lighthouse, perched atop the dolerite cliffs of Cape Bruny, Tasmania, has been a guiding beacon since 1838, making it the second-oldest lighthouse in the state. Although its lights have been dimmed for over 25 years, visitors can still explore its historic interior through guided tours. These tours offer panoramic views of the rugged South Bruny coastline, allowing guests to experience the lighthouse’s enduring legacy and the dramatic landscape that surrounds it.

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Cape Bruny Lighthouse