Tasmans Arch

Tasmans Arch is a remarkable natural bridge in the sea cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula, sculpted by the relentless Tasman Sea over thousands of years. This stunning geological formation is among several attractions at Eaglehawk Neck and along the eastern side of the peninsula. Visitors can follow a path to an observation platform offering breathtaking views of the arch and the coastline. With caution, it's possible to stroll across the arch or explore the surrounding sea cliffs. Nearby, the Devils Kitchen and Tasman Blowhole are also noteworthy sights. Both Tasmans Arch and the nearby Devils Kitchen can be observed from their car parks, and a 0.9-kilometre loop walking track provides a more immersive experience.