For 130 years, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse has stood as a beacon for mariners navigating the meeting point of the Southern and Indian Oceans.
Today, it remains an important part of Australia’s maritime safety network and a destination for visitors drawn to its history and spectacular coastal views
The restoration of Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse is a significant achievement in preserving an important part of Western Australia’s heritage. Led by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA), a team of engineers and specialist tradespeople worked for over a year to repair and restore the 130-year-old structure.
The work was methodical—each section of the lighthouse was carefully removed, repaired, and reinstated to withstand the harsh coastal environment.