Close to being on the southernmost tip of mainland Australia, this 19m granite lighthouse dates back to 1859. It's only accessible on foot, via a 19.2km (one-way) walk from Telegraph Saddle car park, so most visitors stay overnight at the lighthouse keepers' cottages, or Roaring Meg campground, 5.2km away. Tours are available daily; contact the park office to make arrangements.
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
9.57 MILES
One of the Prom's most beautiful beaches, Squeaky Beach has a lovely sweep of white sand, striking blue waters and red-brown lichen-splattered rocks along…
8.61 MILES
The Prom's most popular beach is this beautiful stretch of golden sand, conveniently located at Tidal River campground. It's patrolled by surf life-savers…
10.5 MILES
A stunner of a beach leading into Tidal River, this lush cove can be appreciated from its roadside viewpoint, as part of a walk from town (12km return) or…
Wilsons Promontory Marine National Park
6.55 MILES
The offshore version of Wilsons Promontory National Park, this is Victoria's largest marine protected area and popular with divers.
11.57 MILES
For coastal outlooks head to Darby Saddle, from where it's an easy walk to access this viewpoint.
Nearby Victoria attractions
1. Wilsons Promontory Marine National Park
6.55 MILES
The offshore version of Wilsons Promontory National Park, this is Victoria's largest marine protected area and popular with divers.
8.61 MILES
The Prom's most popular beach is this beautiful stretch of golden sand, conveniently located at Tidal River campground. It's patrolled by surf life-savers…
9.57 MILES
One of the Prom's most beautiful beaches, Squeaky Beach has a lovely sweep of white sand, striking blue waters and red-brown lichen-splattered rocks along…
10.5 MILES
A stunner of a beach leading into Tidal River, this lush cove can be appreciated from its roadside viewpoint, as part of a walk from town (12km return) or…
11.57 MILES
For coastal outlooks head to Darby Saddle, from where it's an easy walk to access this viewpoint.