Norah Head Light House & Lunch at Swansea
. Come join us
for a short run down to Norah Head for a BYO morning tea followed by an optional Tour of the Light house, built between 1901 and 1903, this historic icon is one of Australia’s few lighthouses that’s open to the public.
and a lovely spot for a BYO morning Tea There are a couple of tables around the back of the cottage or bring your own chairs as well.
Throw on your Lighthouse Keeper’s hat and step back in time with a lighthouse tour. Fire-up the calves and climb all 96 steps of this remarkable tower to the very top. Trust us, the breathtaking 360-degree views of the Central Coast from the tower balcony are worth the effort. You’ll learn about how the lights worked back in the day, catch a glimpse of a passing pod of dolphins or a gliding eagle or kestrel and hear some incredible shipwreck stories.
After all that excitement and exertion, we will wind our way back to the Swansea RSL for some well-earned lunch.
