The Fishermen's Memorial Lookout and Obelisk

Located at Leander Point, the Fishermen's Memorial Lookout and Obelisk Port Denison is a significant travel destination for tourists paying tribute to fallen fishermen.

Erected in the late 1800s after the loss of the Swan in 1869, the obelisk and lookout provide breathtaking views of the Marina, Irwin River mouth, and South Beach.

To reach the lookout, visitors can take the Fishermen's Memorial walk trail, which offers a scenic experience lasting between 30 minutes and one hour. Once at the lookout, visitors can pay their respects and enjoy the panoramic views.

In addition to the lookout, visitors can explore the beautiful beaches of Port Denison and Dongara. These beaches offer opportunities for surfing, fishing, and swimming. History enthusiasts can also explore the Dongara-Denison Heritage Trail, which features historic buildings like the Royal Steam Flour Mill and Priory Lodge. Trail brochures can be obtained from the visitors' center located in the Old Police Station in Dongara.

The best time to visit the Fishermen's Memorial Lookout and Obelisk is during the warm and sunny months of December to February. The lookout is open year-round, 24/7, and admission is free. Visitors can also visit the Live Lobster Facility at the marina. The Fishermen's Memorial Lookout and Obelisk is an important historical site that allows visitors to appreciate the bravery and courage of the fallen fishermen.