Devil's Gap King Island

Start at Currie Harbour and follow the coastline south to the Netherby shipwreck along the Kelp Track — an easy ~3km one-way gravel walk showcasing King Island's rugged west coast. This coastal trail offers a rare look into the island's kelp-harvesting industry, where storm-cast bull kelp is still collected, dried and exported for use in food, fertiliser and cosmetics. Along the way, take in working beaches, dramatic Southern Ocean views and local wildlife, with seabirds and coastal species commonly spotted. The walk finishes near the historic Netherby shipwreck site, adding a layer of maritime history to the experience. Perfect for a relaxed coastal walk, photography or a quick immersion into King Island's culture and landscape. Start: Currie Harbour / Boathouse Distance: ~3km one way Difficulty: Easy Highlights: Coastal views, kelp industry, wildlife, shipwreck history Local tip: Visit at low tide for easier beach access and the best experience

Climb to the Top of Currie Lighthouse – A View Like No Other Join us for an exclusive opportunity to scale the 93 spiral steps of Currie Lighthouse and take in breathtaking, panoramic views over the Southern Ocean. Sunset seekers, this one's for you. With uninterrupted vistas in every direction, there's no better place to watch the sun dip below the horizon. Don't forget your camera—this is a moment worth capturing. After your climb, take a leisurely stroll next door to the museum, where the island's shipwrecks, stories, and maritime heritage come to life.

Standing proudly on King Island's rugged west coast, the historic Currie Lighthouse is one of the island's most iconic landmarks. First illuminated in 1880, the lighthouse continues to guide vessels through the often wild waters of Bass Strait while offering visitors spectacular coastal views and a glimpse into King Island's maritime past. Located beside the King Island Museum and overlooking the dramatic coastline at Currie Harbour, the site is a must-visit for history lovers, photographers and visitors exploring the island's rich heritage and natural beauty. Tours inside the island are available with King Island Walks.