Split Point Lighthouse Tours

The Split Corner Lighthouse is located on the cliffs of the famous Split Corner, a lighthouse with more than 100 years of history, and the red lighthouse tops can be seen at night shining a long distance. He is definitely a very bright indicator light on the Melbourne coast and it is worth visiting.

The legendary Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse, as the first stop of the Ocean Road, the coast is very amazing. The chartered master taught us a lot of fun POSEs. He told us that the inconspicuous houses on the coast are all super expensive because of the sea view.

The Split Corner Lighthouse is one of the classic attractions on Ocean Road. Generally from Melbourne, the first lighthouse to pass is this one. This lighthouse is also known as the Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse, beautiful and lovely. This lighthouse is charged for boarding. If it is just a look below, there is no charge, it is still very good.

Great Ocean Road, the lighthouse at the split corner, was built in honor of the soldiers who participated in the First World War. The people who participated in the construction also included many veterans. The length is 276 kilometers and the scenery is extremely beautiful. From Melbourne, the cliffs are on the right, the Indian Ocean on the left, and Antarctica at the end of the ocean. This is far from comparable to coastal roads and lake roads. The first attraction on Ocean Road is the Split Corner Lighthouse (split point lighthouse). It is said that locals can't remember the name because the top of the tower is red, so they call it "Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse". Below the lighthouse is the observation deck, the scenery is very good, you can see the first rock of the Twelve Apostles Rock. The attractions are free, no need to buy tickets, there are not many people, it is recommended to drive by car or a day trip to report a group to play.

The historic lighthouse, towering bay, is worth a visit!

The scenery here is unique! The long white railings connected to the lighthouse can make a big picture. Although this is the only ticket-collecting spot on Ocean Road, it is still worth visiting. Climbing the lighthouse, you can take photos with 80 + years old grandma volunteers who guard the lighthouse.

The split-angle lighthouse in the Eris Estuary is a landmark building on the ocean road. The lighthouse is built on the high ground where the estuary enters the sea. Its white body and conical red top are very beautiful against the blue sky and white clouds behind it. The tower can be climbed and visited. Standing on the lighthouse, you can see the vast Atlantic Ocean. It feels very magnificent and beautiful.