Cape Borda Lighthouse Station is located on the cliff edge of the northwest corner of Kangaroo Island (Kangaroo Island) and is part of Flinders Chase National Park (Flinders Chase National Park). But with Flinders Chase National Park magic rock (Remarkable Rocks) and flagship arch (Admirals Arch) and other well-known attractions are far away, nearly 70 drive. Unlike most lighthouses, the lighthouse, built in 1858, is square. The lighthouse shows the history of navigation in South Australia, with a signal gun, a museum and newsstand providing refreshments and souvenirs.
Cape Borda Lighthouse is one of the two lighthouses in flinders chase national park, and the other is the cape kedick lighthouse at the southwest end of the national park (Cape Du Couedic Lighthouse).
The lighthouse is surrounded by a walking path leading to the summit of the cliff. Apart from self-help tours, visitors can also learn more about the island's charming navigational relics under the guidance of tour guides. In addition, do not miss the 12:30 cannon every day shoot, which is used to help passing ships calibrate clocks and warn ships not to be too close to the shore in the fog.
In addition, there are free camping spots and hotel accommodation near the lighthouse. It is also an unforgettable experience to count the stars and listen to the sound of the sea in this outdoor peach garden far from all the noise.
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