Bluff Hill Point Lighthouse

Perched on Tasmania's rugged northwest coast, Bluff Hill Point Lighthouse offers panoramic views of the Marrawah region. Constructed in 1982 to replace the West Point Light, this unmanned lighthouse stands as a beacon for sailors navigating the treacherous waters. Visitors can access the lighthouse grounds year-round, though the tower itself remains closed to the public. The surrounding area is ideal for coastal walks, with a four-hour trek from Bluff Hill Point to West Point, and a two-hour walk to the mouth of the Arthur River.