The Cape Bridgewater Blowholes, located at the end of Blowholes Road in Cape Bridgewater, Victoria, are natural rock formations where sea spray is forcefully expelled through volcanic rock tunnels during rough seas. This phenomenon creates impressive spouts of water, best observed when the ocean is turbulent. The area also features the Petrified Forest, a collection of hollow limestone tubes formed by millions of years of rainfall. Visitors can access the Blowholes via a short walk from the car park, with the Petrified Forest located along the same path. The site offers stunning coastal views and is a popular spot for photography and nature walks. Please exercise caution near the cliffs due to unstable surfaces.
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