Cape Jaffa Lighthouse - National Trust

The historic Cape Jaffa Lighthouse, originally a 41-metre Wells Screw Pile lighthouse opened in 1872 on the Margaret Brock Reef off the South Australian coast, was de-commissioned in 1973 and gifted to the National Trust of South Australia. Re-erected at Kingston SE, it opened as a museum in 1976. The lighthouse contains an eight-room keeper's dwelling and a Chance Brothers lantern that originally cast its beam up to 40 kilometres out to sea. Tours run on the hour during South Australian public school holidays.

Address

32 Marine Parade
Kingston SE
South Australia
5275
Australia

Opening Hours

Tours hourly 10:00 – 15:00 daily during SA public school holidays (45 min)

10:00 AM – 3:00 PM daily during South Australian school holidays, or by appointment

Sunday - Saturday: 10:00 - 15:00

Admission

Adult: 17 AUD

Child (5–17): 8 AUD

Under 5: Free

National Trust Members: Free Show card upon entry

Adult: 17 AUD

Child (5-17): 8 AUD

Under 5: Free

National Trust Members: Free