“Tacking Point Lighthouse is situated in the picturesque coastal town. Tacking Point Lighthouse is one of five similar NSW lighthouses designed by Colonial architect James Barnett, who held this role from 1865 to 1890. The structure is built of cement-rendered bricks and, due to the elevation, needed to be only 8 meters high. The lighthouse is operated by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority and is classified by the National Trust of Australia. The lighthouse offers panoramic views along Australia's Mid-North Coast. Explore Port Macquarie's beautiful beaches along a stunning coastal stroll, beginning at Town Green foreshore and ending at Tacking Point Lighthouse.”
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