Boomerang by the Sea

Part of the Anchorage Festival on King Island, Sea-ing Light is an immersive and interactive sound and light show that will projected onto the iconic Currie Lighthouse and historic Lens Room. Set against the backdrop of King Island's rugged coastline, the artwork created by acclaimed artist Alex Moss, will transform these emblematic structures into glowing canvases and a "playable instrument" that visitors can actively participate with. This winter, don't retreat... reconnect. Wrap up warm, wander into the wind, and let Sea-ing Light illuminate the island's raw, windswept wonder.

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.

Sandwiched between Currie Lighthouse and Currie Harbour is the Boathouse: a warm, yellow hub where locals and visitors alike gather for fun and flavour. The Boathouse is King Island’s ‘Restaurant With No Food’ – dishes, cutlery, a great record collection, and colourful tables and chairs are provided. All you need to do is bring the food. Enjoy the unique ambience of this vibrant boathouse while you eat your own King Island feast. You might prepare a dish using the island’s remarkable produce (crayfish, beef, lamb, cheese) or perhaps you’ll buy something ready-made from a local cafe or restaurant. Come with a crew, fill up on good food and have a go on the communal piano. The Boathouse is wheelchair accessible.