Besides the iconic Twelve Apostles, this spot was definitely one of my top favorites along the cliff formations in Port Campbell National Park. It feels like nature's own art exhibit, showcasing a cave, sinkhole, and archway all in one stunning display. You can admire this natural marvel from above on a well-positioned viewing platform or get up close and personal at sea level. Just be cautious on the stairs they can get pretty slippery.

For the best experience, aim to visit during low tide and maybe bring along an extra set of clothes, as you might get splashed by waves or caught in a surprise rain shower. The rock formations here were sculpted by relentless waves over millions of years, creating a mesmerizing array of shapes and textures. And definitely don’t forget your camera, this place is a dream for photographers, offering epic shots from every angle and a chance to capture the wild beauty of Victoria’s coastline!