Smoky Cape Lighthouse B&B and Cottage Accommodation

Smoky Cape Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast & Cottages
Lighthouse Road, Arakoon
NSW 2431

PO Box 304, South West Rocks
NSW 2431
P: 02 6566 6301
M: 0419 66 33 01
E: info@smokycapelighthouse.com

Your hosts Pat and Wendy Halverson

20.03.2011
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05.09.2011
Smoky Cape Lighthouse accommodation will re open first week of the September School Holidays in our beautifully restored heritage B&B and Self Catering Cottages

05.09.2011
We have available one full week from the 1st October - 8th October School Holidays in the Self Catering Family Accommodation

05.09.2011
Whales everywhere at the moment! Come and have a look! All heading South at the moment.

17.05.10
Lighthouse Tours available - Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 1:00pm. Bookings essential.

26.08.09
Smoky Cape Lighthouse won 2 awards at the recent North Coast Tourism Awards. 1st in the Unique Accommodation category and 1st in the Heritage and Cultural Tourism category.

07.07.09
Whale watching in full swing at the moment and also stay this month and get a free Lighthouse Tour

06.05.09
Take a walk back through time and book a Lighthouse Tour. We are offering a free Lighthouse Tour with all accommodation booked this month of May.

14.04.09
Heritage Festival

14.04.09
April - NPWS Discovery Walks and Tours Program. See Discovery Tours link on local activities page.

Unspoilt Scenery

Perched high on a headland in the beautiful Hat Head National Park on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales, Smoky Cape and its historic residences is the most elevated lighthouse on the east coast.

Completely surrounded in a natural bushland setting with sweeping coastal views, it's a perfect place for whale watching, bush walking, swimming, fishing or just relaxing with family and friends.

Winners 2009 North Coast Tourism Awards

Unique Accommodation

The historic Head Lighthouse Keepers Cottage has been carefully restored and converted into a two room with private bathroom bed and breakfast. The two Assistant Lighthouse Keepers Cottages have been tastefully redecorated to offer self-catered accommodation for families.

Historic Heritage

From its connections to Captain James Cook historic voyage in 1770, World War II installations and being the traditional country for the Dunghutti Aboriginal people, Smoky Cape provides glimpses of forgone eras.

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