South Head Lighthouse

South Head Lighthouse is a historic lighthouse located at the entrance of Sydney Harbour, Australia. Built in 1858, it stands on South Head, guiding ships safely through the busy waters. The lighthouse, with its distinctive white tower, is an important maritime navigation aid. It is notable for its stunning coastal views and its role in maritime history. South Head Lighthouse is also part of a national park, making it a popular spot for visitors who wish to enjoy the scenery and learn about the region's nautical heritage.