Corny Point Lighthouse
Corny Point Lighthouse is a historic coastal lighthouse located at Corny Point on the southern tip of Yorke Peninsula in South Australia. Built in 1882 to guide shipping through Spencer Gulf and Investigator Strait, the 11-metre white tower with red lantern remains an active aid to navigation. Set on a low coastal headland with views over the gulf, it is valued for its maritime heritage, scenic coastal setting and photographic appeal.