Eddystone Point Lighthouse

Eddystone Point Lighthouse is a historic granite lighthouse at Eddystone Point on Tasmania's far north-east coast within Mount William National Park in the Break O'Day municipality. Completed in 1889 from locally quarried granite, the 35-metre tower is one of Australia's tallest and most distinctive lighthouses. It marks a hazardous coastline and remains an active aid to navigation, surrounded by keeper's cottages, windswept coastal heath and the white sands of the Bay of Fires region.

Visitors can expect a remote coastal setting at the northern end of the Bay of Fires with a tall pink-granite lighthouse tower, former keeper's cottages and outbuildings set on a granite headland. The site offers open ocean views, windswept heathland, granite rocks and adjacent beaches. The lighthouse exterior, cottages and interpretive signage can be viewed and photographed from the grounds; the tower interior is generally closed to the public. Access is via unsealed gravel roads through Mount William National Park.