Cape Liptrap
Cape Nelson
Cape Otway
Cape Schanck
Citadel Island
Cliffy Island
Gabo Island
Griffiths Island (Port Fairy)
Lady Bay Rear
Lady Bay Front
McCrae (Eastern) Lighthouse
Point Gellibrand Pile Light
Point Hicks
Point Lonsdale
Port Melbourne Front Lead Light
Port Melbourne Front Rear Light
Port Phillip Heads
Queenscliff Low
Shortland Bluff
South Channel Pile
South East Point, Wilsons Promontory
Split Point
West Channel Pile Light
Whalers Bluff
Williamstown Tower
Victorian Lighthouses
Victorian lighthouses are in some of the most picturesque location in Australia. Starting at Gabo Island, with its beautiful granite tower, Point Hicks where Captain Cook first set eyes on Australia in 1770, to Wilsons Promontory overlooking Bass Strait, Cape Schanck, and then on to the Great Ocean Road where you can visit Split Point at one end and Cape Otway at the other.
Parks Victoria and lightstation leaseholders offer holiday accommodation from several of the lighthouse keepers cottages.
Open Lighthouses
The grounds for most lighthouse are open to the public, however there may be periodic restrictions. See each lighthouse page for details. The following lighthouse towers are open to the public throughout the year or at special events only as described.
- Cape Nelson
- Cape Otway
- Cape Schanck
- Gabo Island
- Griffiths Island (Port Fairy) – Special events only
- Lady Bay High
- Point Hicks
- Point Lonsdale
- South east Point (Wilsons Promontory)
- Split Point
Friends Groups
None yet in Victoria
Museums
Some of the open lighthouse have small displays in the service room or tower. The following locations have museums separate to the lighthouse itself.
Polly Woodside – Polly Woodside Museum, Melbourne 
Queenscliff – Queenscliff Maritime useum, Queenscliff
Accommodation
Parks Victoria have accommodation available at Gabo Island, Point Hicks, South East Point (Wilsons Promontory), Split Point, Cape Nelson, Cape Otway and Cape Schanck.
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