Lighthouses in Victoria |
Towering above the landscape, these magnificent lighthouses provide a glimpse of another era, as well as fascinating places to stay today.
Lighthouses were used to warn ships that they were approaching dangerous coastlines, shoals or reefs and were even used to guide pilots to a safe landing. Perched high on a cliff or amongst coastal rocks, they are one of the oldest known aids of maritime navigation.
Victorian Lighthouse Index
There are 23 lighthouses in the Victorian Index of lighthouses.
Far West Victorian Coast
Cape Nelson Lighthouse
Whaler's Bluff Lighthouse
Griffiths Island Lighthouse
Lady Bay Upper Lighthouse
Lady Bay Lower Lighthouse
Great Ocean Road
Cape Otway Lighthouse
Australia's third oldest lighthouse, Cape Otway was built in 1848 the oldest surviving lighthouse on mainland Australia.
Split Point Lighthouse
Melbourne & Port Phillip Bay
Port Phillip Heads Lighthouses
Queenscliff White Lighthouse
Queenscliff Black Lighthouse
Point Lonsdale Lighthouse
Williamstown Lighthouse
Gellibrand Pile Light
Port Melbourne Lighthouses
South Channel Pile Light
Eastern Lighthouse
East & Gippsland Coast
Cape Schanck Lighthouse
Cape Liptrap Lighthouse
Wilsons Promontory Lighthouse
Cliffy Island Lighthouse
Citadel Island
Point Hicks Lighthouse
Gabo Island Lighthouse
Explore
Explore grand, historic lighthouses standing sentry along Victoria's dramatic coastline. From Gippsland to the Great Ocean Road, lighthouses stand tall along Victoria's coast dating back to the 1800's providing a guiding light to seafarers on the Bass Strait and Southern Ocean.
Visit the historic icons to embark on a journey into Victoria's fascinating maritime history, hear tales of nautical adventure and take in magnificent views from atop steep spiral staircases.
❊ What's On ❊
➼ Lighthouse Walks: Best in Victoria
❊ Web Links ❊
➼ Lighthouses in Victoria
➼ www.lighthouses.org.au
➼ www.parkweb.vic.gov.au
➼ www.travelvictoria.com.au
➼ Cape Otway Lighthouse
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