Nelson Head, one which guides many a ships in the region awaits you and your family to an experience of the sea. The light house was erected in 1872 and was dependent on kerosene lamps to guide the far sailing ships. Nearly 75 years later the kerosene lamps were removed and then replaced by electronic lamps in 1946. This subsequently avoided the use of man power for the light house was able to run efficiently on the electronic lamps. What’s very unique about this ‘light house’ is that it does not have a tower; ships were guided solely through a light placed in the house itself. The light house gives every visitor a definite treat of the Australian shores at any time of the year. Quite many good accommodation options available in the region too. If you are looking for a Nelson Bay resort to accompany your stay then you will find an ideal option in Oaks lure resort that would provide you with a unfailingly provide you with an unparallel view of the Nelson Bay along with the finest experience of food luxury and leisure.
The Nelson Head light house reserve saw its latest development in 1995 when a solar power occulting white and red sector light was installed. For over a century this edifice has seen thousands of ships sail its shore and has had the honour of The light house nevertheless, will always be a classical charm to those seeking calm and tranquil today, tomorrow and for the years to come. This is a must visit.
Nigel Walters is a travel writer, who writes under the pen name, Fritzjames Stephen. His content is based on the myriad of experiences and indulgences that the world has to offer travellers across all walks of life. Google+