The lighthouse is definitely worth the walk from Byron Bay. Make sure you bring lots of water and sunscreen with you. There are plenty of places to take great pictures along the way.

This location provides a breathtaking vista, and during my visit, I had the privilege of observing dolphins playfully jumping in and out of the water. However, it is important to note that the trail was inaccessible during my visit. Additionally, be prepared to incur a parking fee of AUD10 unless you are willing to undertake a lengthy walk from the base to the lighthouse.

This is a magnificent lighthouse with amazing views over the coast. You can do a tour of the museum in the lighthouse which is most informative, we have previously taken this tour so didn't feel the need this time. You can park quite close at a fee of $10 and then just have a short walk up to the lighthouse.

The drive to the lighthouse is very small, however it can be done with a 27 foot RV. Keep in mind that parking is very limited at the lighthouse. You might need to wait a little before you are able to park. An alternative is to park at the foot of the climb and walk up there. Depending when you are there parking is an issue. Unfortunately when we where there there was a market and no parking to be found. We were lucky the second time around to be able to park with the support of the ranger. The views are nice, we were even able to spot some whales.

Had a superb walk up onto the headland, to the light house and back round towards the beaches. There is a small cafe for drinks and light snacks by the lighthouse. The best thing was the outstanding view we had of migrating whales that were passing right past the headland. Incredible. We also saw a pod of dolphins and others said they had spotted turtles. Beautiful area.