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Smoky Cape Lighthouse Keepers' Cottages

Hat Head National Park

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As well as being a historic landmark, Smoky Cape Lighthouse Keepers’ Cottages offer bed and breakfast accommodation, self-contained cottages, and lighthouse tours.

Accommodation Details
Accommodation type Cottage
Where 446 Lighthouse Road, Arakoon, NSW, 2431 - in Hat Head National Park
Bedrooms 3
Maximum guests 8
Price For current prices please visit the Smoky Cape Lighthouse website.
Entry fees Park entry fees apply
Bookings For all bookings and enquiries please visit the Smoky Cape Lighthouse website.
Please note
  • Cottages are fully-furnished, with kitchens and bathrooms
  • Cottages are well equipped for self catering and all linen, bedding and bath towels are provided
  • Eco-friendly toiletries are supplied
  • It's a popular place, so you'll need to make a booking well in advance.
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Just 5km from the bustle of South West Rocks, Smoky Cape Lighthouse Keepers’ Cottages are a historic landmark with a twist. Not only can you visit for lighthouse tours, but a bed and breakfast offering means you can also stay in the lighthouse keeper’s cottage, where three comfortable rooms offer a relaxing escape right near the beach. For larger groups, two additional self-contained cottages offer accommodation for eight people each — perfect for family get-togethers or wedding parties.

Indulge in a mini getaway or settle in for a week-long holiday full of swimming, long walks, and tours around the local region. Situated high above Smoky Beach, the lighthouse also offers superb whale watching during the winter, meaning this is a compelling destination at any time of year. The cottages are close enough to civilization to offer easy access to cafes and shops, but far enough to offer privacy.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info

 

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