Cape Otway Lightstation Museum is a captivating stop along the Great Ocean Road, especially if you’re a fan of history. Built in 1848, this iconic lighthouse is Australia’s oldest surviving beacon and stands proudly on a dramatic cliff edge. From here, you’ll get sweeping views of Bass Strait and the rugged coastline, ideal for snapping some breathtaking photos.

For $19.50 per adult, you get access to the entire historic site, not just the lighthouse. Your ticket includes exploring the 1848 Cape Otway Lighthouse, the 1850s Keepers' Quarters and Workshop, the 1859 Telegraph Station, a WWII Radar Bunker, and a Whale Interpretation Site. It’s a fantastic value that supports the preservation of this remarkable piece of maritime history.

As you wander through these historic structures, you’ll uncover the fascinating stories of shipwrecks and maritime navigation that shaped the region. It’s a deep dive into the past that’s both educational and memorable. Don’t miss adding this historic beacon to your Great Ocean Road adventuret’s.