Queen Mary 11 anchored off Penshaw Harbour

Queen Mary 11 passengers waiting to go back on board

Looking north along Cape Willoughby, and across Backstairs Passage to the mainland

Inside the Visitors Centre at Cape Willoughby, it was once a Lightkeepers cottage

A replaced set of mirrors from Cape Willoughby Lighthouse, It just fitted in the room.

Cape Willoughby Lighthouse, KI

Doorway to Cape Willoughby Lighthouse, built in 1852

Looking north from the top of Cape Willoughby Lighthouse . The land on the horizon is the mainland, on the other side of Backstairs Passage

Looking south from the top of Cape Willoughby Lighthouse onto Cape Willoughby Cliffs

Looking south west from the top of Cape Willoughby Lighthouse onto Windmill Bay with Cape Hart in the distance.

Looking west across the top of the lightkeepers cottages & workshops. Note the three original square stone water tanks. The two round ones are modern additions.

Cape Willoughby Lightstation from the car park.

This new suspension bridge across the Chapman River joins the Antechamber Bay Campground and the Chapman River Campground. It was opened in late 2021.

Looking down the Chapman River from the bridge

Looking up stream from the Chapman River Bridge

Shady parkland beside the Chapman River

Metal Sculpture outside the Penneshaw Campus of Community Education

Hog Bay Public School, built 1922, is now the Penneshaw Museum

Interesting story

About Frenchman's Rock in Penneshaw, KI

Frenchman's Rock was inscribed by members of Nicholas Baudin's crew, from the ship Le Geographe, in 1803. The shelter was built in 1906 to protect the inscription.

The start of Kangaroo Island Sculpture Trail in Penneshaw, We only visited a small part of the trail because we had to catch the ferry.