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Currie Harbour sits at the heart of King Island's main township, offering a relaxed waterfront setting with views across the harbour to the historic Currie Lighthouse and the iconic Boathouse, famously known as "the restaurant with no food". Visitors can access the harbour by road or via the walking tracks around the bay, with nearby attractions including the King Island Cultural Centre and jetty access. Popular for fishing, boating and waterfront walks, the harbour precinct also features public toilets, picnic areas and a children's playground, making it an ideal stop for visitors of all ages. Whether watching fishing boats come and go, taking in a sunset or simply enjoying the fresh ocean air, Currie Harbour is the perfect spot to slow down and unwind on island's west coast.

Discover the rich history and unique stories of King Island at the King Island Museum, located in the historic Currie Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage. Explore fascinating exhibits showcasing the island's maritime heritage, early settlement, shipwreck history, farming traditions and community life through photographs, artefacts and local memorabilia. Set beside the iconic Currie Lighthouse overlooking the rugged west coast, the museum offers visitors an engaging insight into the people, events and industries that have shaped King Island over generations.

You’re guaranteed a warm welcome at the King Island Gallery, located in the picturesque Currie Wharf precinct. The gallery offers a rotating calendar of exhibitions, artworks for sale from local and island connected artists, knowledgeable local connections and a glimpse into our creative community. Worth adding to any King Island itinerary.