keeper now serves as the Low Isles Research Station. It includes a laboratory under the house and can accommodate six people. Site operation and visiting The light is operated by the AMSA. The site is owned and operated by the QPWS as part of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. The island is accessible only by boat, and day tours to Low Isles are available from Cairns and Port Douglas. The station is open to the public but the tower itself is closed. The original 1878 lens is on display in the Court House Museum of Port Douglas. See also List of lighthouses in Australia Notes References External links Lighthouses completed in 1874 Lighthouses in Queensland 1874 establishments in Australia Commonwealth Heritage List places in Queensland Buildings and structures in Far North Queensland Tourist attractions in Far North Queensland