A heritage 1882 lighthouse marking the corner where Spencer Gulf meets Investigator Strait, framed by quiet beaches.
Built in 1882, the Corny Point Lighthouse stands on the south-western corner of Yorke Peninsula, guiding ships rounding into Spencer Gulf. The trim whitewashed tower is surrounded by a small holiday settlement, sheltered swimming beaches and reefs rich with crayfish and fish. It is a peaceful spot to watch the sun set over the gulf and a popular base for families exploring the west coast.
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- Corny point rainbow.jpg by Solarence , CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons