Nobbys Lighthouse

Nobbys Lighthouse is a prominent landmark situated on Nobbys Headland in Newcastle.

It has been an active beacon for over 150 years, guiding ships in and out of Newcastle Harbour. The lighthouse attracts tourists from around the world and is considered one of the most iconic locations in Newcastle.

Visitors to Nobbys Lighthouse can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding coastal areas from the lighthouse grounds. The site is open every Sunday from 10am to 4pm, free of charge, with volunteers available to provide information about the history of the location. To reach the lighthouse, park your car at the nearby Camp Shortland parking area and take an 800-meter walk. The climb can be steep, but the views at the top are worth it. You can bring your own food and drinks or purchase refreshments from the on-site kiosk.

Nobbys Lighthouse is open every Sunday from 10am to 4pm, making it convenient for visitors to choose a time that suits them. The view is spectacular year-round, so any time is a good time to visit. It is recommended to check the weather before going.

To get to the lighthouse, drive to the parking area at Camp Shortland and take the 800-meter walk. Most people can manage the walk, but the climb near the lighthouse can be steep, so caution is advised. Comfortable shoes and sunscreen are recommended, especially during the summer months when it can get hot in the area.

Newcastle Now, the current leaseholder of Nobbys Lighthouse, is dedicated to preserving and protecting the site. They are raising funds to support the development of the site into a unique tourism venue that will benefit the local community and