Map of Cape Otway Lighthouse | Great Ocean Road Visitor Guide
Map of Cape Otway Lighthouse – Great Ocean Road Visitor Guide
This map of Cape Otway Lighthouse provides an overview of one of Australia's most historic lighthouse sites, including its location, nearby attractions, coastal lookouts and visitor information.
Located on Victoria's south-west coast, Cape Otway Lighthouse overlooks the Southern Ocean and forms part of the famous Great Ocean Road region. The lighthouse has guided ships through challenging coastal waters for generations and remains one of Victoria's best-known maritime landmarks.
Cape Otway Lighthouse is located within Great Otway National Park along the Great Ocean Road. Nearby attractions include Apollo Bay, Loch Ard Gorge, the Twelve Apostles and the Shipwreck Coast.
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Where Is Cape Otway Lighthouse Located?
Cape Otway Lighthouse is located on Cape Otway within Great Otway National Park, south-west of Apollo Bay. The site overlooks the Southern Ocean and is surrounded by rugged coastline, forests and national park landscapes.
- North: Great Otway National Park
- South: Southern Ocean
- East: Apollo Bay direction
- West: Shipwreck Coast and Port Campbell region
Why Is Cape Otway Lighthouse Famous?
Cape Otway Lighthouse is famous for its maritime history and strategic position overlooking one of Australia's most challenging stretches of coastline. It is one of the oldest surviving lighthouses on mainland Australia and a major Great Ocean Road attraction.
- Historic Australian lighthouse
- Great Ocean Road landmark
- Important maritime navigation site
- Popular whale watching location
- Scenic Southern Ocean views
Main Attractions Near Cape Otway Lighthouse
- Cape Otway Lighthouse — historic lighthouse complex
- Great Otway National Park — forests and coastal scenery
- Apollo Bay — seaside town
- Loch Ard Gorge — famous coastal attraction
- Twelve Apostles — iconic limestone formations
- Shipwreck Coast — historic coastal region
- Maits Rest Rainforest Walk — rainforest attraction
- Southern Ocean Lookouts — coastal viewpoints
Cape Otway Lighthouse Map Overview
A map of Cape Otway Lighthouse is useful for understanding the relationship between the lighthouse, Great Ocean Road attractions and nearby coastal landmarks.
- Cape Otway Headland
- Great Ocean Road Touring Route
- National Park Walking Areas
- Visitor Facilities
- Coastal Lookouts
Why People Search for a Map of Cape Otway Lighthouse
- To locate the lighthouse
- To plan a Great Ocean Road trip
- To explore maritime history
- To find lookouts and walking tracks
- To visit nearby coastal attractions
Maritime Heritage and Shipwreck Coast Connections
Cape Otway Lighthouse is closely connected with the maritime history of Victoria's south-west coast. Many visitors combine lighthouse visits with nearby Shipwreck Coast attractions, maritime heritage sites and coastal lookouts.
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- Map of Great Ocean Road
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- Map of Shipwreck Coast
- Map of Victoria
Cape Otway Lighthouse FAQs
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Where is Cape Otway Lighthouse located?
Cape Otway Lighthouse is located within Great Otway National Park on Victoria's south-west coast. -
Why is Cape Otway Lighthouse famous?
It is known for its maritime history, Southern Ocean views and location along the Great Ocean Road. -
What is near Cape Otway Lighthouse?
Nearby attractions include Apollo Bay, Loch Ard Gorge, the Twelve Apostles and Great Otway National Park. -
Is Cape Otway Lighthouse worth visiting?
Many visitors consider it one of the highlights of the Great Ocean Road due to its history and coastal scenery.
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