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My ticketing experience was flawless and quick with no issues . The tour itself was absolutely amazing. The guide was knowledgeable and inclusive of the entire group. She was really patient and kind especially with the children making it fun and interactive. It was apparent that she loved her job. I apologise for not remembering the guides name as we did so many tours and the names all seemed to blend into one. Thank you.
It was a very good tour with a lovely young lady. Very patient with us we had a 4 year old for all the stairs. She even took pictures of our family. 😊
The experience of the tour was great! Very informative and fun! Buying ticket on line was so easy and I got 10% off qhen buying another tour within 24hrs what a bargain!
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Interesting place & a great guide
One of the most iconic lighthouses of Western Australia, the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse is open for the public to climb. With about 59 steps to the top, it's an easy climb to a gorgeous coastline view. The lighthouse also has a new observation deck for those who don’t want to climb to the top but would still like to enjoy the views.
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse is famous for being the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia at 57 ft and dates back to 1895. This lighthouse is also made of limestone and has withstood the test of time, with some renovations. You can climb to the top of the lighthouse to watch the ocean and the marine wildlife, or even to just feel the breeze.
Opening Hours: Every day - 9 AM to 5 PM
Tour duration: 30 mins
Tour frequency: every hour from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Every day: 9 AM to 5 PM
On public holidays and WA school holidays: 9 AM to 5 PM
Closed on Christmas
Tour duration: 30 mins
Tour frequency: every 30 mins from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Cafe: same hours as the lighthouse; closed on Thursdays
The weather is pleasant and perfect for outdoor activities in the months of September to February. From June to August, there is usually regular rainfall.
Addresses:
Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse: 1267 Cape Naturaliste Rd, Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, WA. Find on Maps
The Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse is 40 minutes away from Margaret River town.
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse: Leeuwin Rd, Augusta WA 6290. Find on Maps
The Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse is 1.5 hours away from Margaret River town.
By Car: Public transport is limited in the region, due to which private vehicles are the best mode of transport to reach.
A Margaret River Lighthouse Tour can range from AU$15 to AU$21 depending on the type of ticket you purchase. Children and senior citizens can avail of discounts on their tickets.
Purchase your Margaret River Lighthouse Tour tickets online to avail great discounts.
Here are some reasons why you should book your Margaret River Lighthouse tour online:
Guaranteed entry: The Lighthouses are a popular attraction due to their historical importance. Each tour can hold only 10 people at once. Book your ticket online in advance to ensure you have guaranteed entry.
Skip the line: Skip the ticket line at the Visitor Centre and go straight for your tour when you book your ticket online.
Guided tours: Get fully guided tours for the slots you pick.
The two lighthouses are Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse.
Depending on your ticket, the tour would include your entry fee and a guide for the tour.
Yes, children and senior citizens can avail discounts on their tickets on proof of valid ID. You can also avail of other interesting discounts when booking your Margaret River Lighthouse Tour online.
Yes, guided tours of Margaret River Lighthouses are available where the guide will inform you of the historical and natural significance of the age-old lighthouses.
As Margaret River Lighthouse Tours are usually booked for a specific time slot, they cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
The first tour generally begins at 9.30 AM and the last tour is at 4.30 PM. The exact timing of your tour is the slot you pick, which will also be mentioned on your ticket.
Each guided tour of a Margaret River Lighthouse lasts thirty minutes.
Private vehicles are the best way to reach the Margaret River region as it is not well connected by public transport.
Absolutely! During the tour, you can marvel at the breathtaking seaside views from the top-floor balconies of the lighthouse, enjoy a picnic with sea views, and learn about Australian maritime history.
No, the inside of the lighthouses are not wheelchair or stroller accessible. However, visitors with limited mobility are welcome to take part in the interactive tour, sit at the accessible observation deck, or enjoy a picnic.