Discover the Historic Cape Schanck Lighthouse and Museum

Standing proudly since 1859, the iconic Cape Schanck Lighthouse is one of the Mornington Peninsula's most treasured landmarks. Set within the breathtaking Cape Schanck Lighthouse Reserve in the Mornington Peninsula National Park, this historic lighthouse offers visitors a unique opportunity to step back in time while enjoying spectacular coastal scenery.

Tours at Cape Schanck Lighthouse

You have the opportunity to climb the 59 steps to the top of a fully operating 1859 lighthouse and see the magnificent first order lens still in use, feel the wind on the balcony, hear history stories about the lighthouse keepers, visit the museum displays, and explore the lighthouse precinct at this wild ocean location.

Cape Schanck Lighthouse Tours and Museum

The 1859 Cape Schanck Lighthouse is indeed a captivating landmark on the Mornington Peninsula, with its striking location offering stunning coastal views. The Cape Schanck Lighthouse Reserve, within the Mornington Peninsula National Park, provides visitors with a glimpse into maritime history and the natural beauty of the area.