Lording over Eddystone Point, just north of Ansons Bay within Mt William National Park, the 35m-high granite tower of Eddystone Point Lighthouse has warned ships off this rocky shoreline since 1889. The complex, which includes historic lighthouse keepers’ cottages, is worth a wander, though none of the structures are open to the public.
Eddystone Point Lighthouse
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Little-known, isolated Mt William National Park features long sandy beaches, prolific wildlife and the eponymous wukalina/Mt William, reached on a one…
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Nature reserve en route to Binalong Bay, loaded-up with native blooms and birdlife (yellow-tailed black cockatoos, gannets, petrels, wattlebirds,…
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Out the back of the town visitor centre is this unexpected little museum, with more than 1000 items cataloguing the town's social and natural history…