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A Message regarding COVID-19
Our Cave and Lighthouse tours have reopened, and we are excited to be welcoming visitors again. The Margaret River Region Caves and Lighthouses will operate within the Health Department’s COVID-19 recommendations to protect staff and visitors.
What are we doing?
- Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse has reduced the capacity on guided tower tours
- Increased the cleaning of all high touch areas
- Implemented hand sanitiser stations throughout
- All staff have completed Covid-19 specific hygiene training
What is asked of you?
- Pre-book your visit online to avoid disappointment
- Encouragement to pay contactless by card for items purchased at the site
- Respect the social distancing of staff and other guests when you visit
- Have an amazing time!
Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse
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- Walk trails
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The Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse is one of the most popular attractions in the region. Visitors to the top balcony of the lighthouse tower are rewarded with breathtaking ocean views. With an easy climb of 59 stairs, this lighthouse is accessible even for small children.
The new observation platform at the base of the lighthouse tower enables universal access to sweeping ocean views and great photo opportunities, while the landscaped lawns and nautical-themed playground will entice you to sit and enjoy this wonderful heritage precinct.
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Plan Your Trip: Featured Itineraries
2020 Australian Seniors Tennis Individual Tournament – Busselton stay package
7 nights fully-self-contained accommodation at your selected property
Busselton Jetty & Underwater Observatory tour
Tour & entry to Ngilgi Cave
Tour & entry to Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse
2020 Australian Seniors Tennis Teams Carnival – Busselton stay package
The below packages options are inclusive of:
7 nights fully-self-contained accommodation at your selected property
Busselton Jetty & Underwater Observatory tour
Tour & entry to Ngilgi Cave
Tour & entry to Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse
