
Dramatic 19th‑century lighthouse ruins perched on jagged sandstone cliffs above the Tasman Sea — ideal for moody coastal compositions, wave motion long exposures, and architectural silhouettes. Best at sunrise for soft sea light and long shadows, or late afternoon for warm side-light; stormy days yield high drama. Short uneven walk from the Stony Creek carpark; fenced ruins (no climbing). Small visitor area, limited parking — weekdays and off-season are quieter. Respect heritage barriers and the

Dramatic 19th‑century lighthouse ruins perched on jagged sandstone cliffs above the Tasman Sea — ideal for moody coastal compositions, wave motion long exposures, and architectural silhouettes. Best at sunrise for soft sea light and long shadows, or late afternoon for warm side-light; stormy days yield high drama. Short uneven walk from the Stony Creek carpark; fenced ruins (no climbing). Small visitor area, limited parking — weekdays and off-season are quieter. Respect heritage barriers and the