A natural arch at Port Campbell National Park, in Victoria, Australia. Also called a natural bridge, they are formed when lower rock strata is weaker than strata higher up resulting in erosion of the weaker strata first leaving a natural bridge. They are commonly formed where cliffs are exposed to water such as the sea or rivers.
Located near the famous Twelve Apostles is Loch Ard Gorge with its own Limestone Stacks. The area also has...
Driving passed the entrance on the Great Ocean Road. Known as ‘Memorial Arch’, it was built by returned soldiers from...
Koala’s often perch in the fork of a tree as they can sleep more than 20 hours per day....
The Great Ocean Road follows the Southern Victoria coastline. Here we can see a stretch of beach visible from...
Torquay Surf Beach is located at the south end of Torquay. The surf here suits beginners as the waves...
View of Torquay Front Beach, the main beach in the town of Torquay in Victoria Australia. Torquay is located at the...
London Arch is a tourist attraction along the Great Ocean Road in Port Campbell National Park. It was formerly...
The Twelve Apostles in Port Campbell National Park are a series of limestone stacks along the south coast of...
