Warden Head Lighthouse

Warden Head Lighthouse is a historic active lighthouse on Warden Head headland south of Ulladulla Harbour in Shoalhaven, New South Wales. Built in 1873 to guide vessels into Ulladulla Harbour, the small white tower remains an operational navigation aid. Set in a coastal reserve with walking tracks and ocean views, it is notable for its maritime heritage, headland location and panoramic outlook over the Tasman Sea and harbour.

Visitors can expect an exposed coastal headland with a small white lighthouse tower, grassy reserve and rocky coastline overlooking Ulladulla Harbour and the Tasman Sea. The site is viewed externally as the tower interior is not open to the public. Surroundings include short walking tracks, lookouts, and interpretive signage. The area offers open ocean views, opportunities for photography, coastal walking and seasonal whale watching from the headland.