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This beauty is not far from the Port Arthur Historic Site, yet so many miss it. It is a 10 minute drive from Port Arthur, then about a 100 metre walk. From here, you can also do a 3 hour walk along Maingon Bay out to Crescent Bay and Mount Brown (I highly recommend this). It certainly is a remarkable cave. It’s one of those mesmerising flows of water that hold me captive just looking into the water and watching the sea swells race through the tunnel. The viewing platform area is where the roof of the sea cave would have subsided. It has two entrances on the ocean side, which were created by erosion along fractures created by ancient earthquakes. So, in essence, you have two tunnels diverging into one and ending inland at the viewing platform. Unless you walk through the cave at low tide (which is highly discouraged) you will only see one tunnel out to the ocean. But you can hear the boom of water at high tide indicating that there is more water than space in the cavern somewhere. The other remarkable claim for this cave - at the right angle it forms a reasonable map of Tassie. It is remarkable and very special. And to be able to access this amazing feature from a set of steps is so remarkable in itself. YouTube @jabindajoey like & subscribe to follow our adventures around our amazing homeland, Australia
Jabinda JoeyJabinda Joey
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🌟 Explored Remarkable Cave TAS and was captivated by its stunning beauty! The well-constructed stairs added convenience to the journey, making it a memorable experience. recommend for nature enthusiasts! 🏞️ #Travel #TasmaniaAdventures 10 Facts about Remarkable Cave TAS: 1. Located on the Tasman Peninsula in Tasmania, Australia. 2. Formed by the powerful forces of the Southern Ocean against coastal cliffs. 3. Accessible via a scenic walking track, offering breathtaking views along the way. 4. The cave showcases unique geological formations, including sea arches and stacks. 5. Home to diverse marine life, with opportunities for wildlife spotting. 6. The well-maintained stairs provide safe and easy access to the cave entrance. 7. The cave's name originates from the remarkable formations within its chambers. 8. A popular spot for photographers, especially during sunrise and sunset. 9. Interpretive signs along the trail provide insights into the region's natural history. 10. The surrounding coastal landscape adds to the charm, creating a must-visit destination for nature lovers.
mag Chongmag Chong
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Worth a visit - not for the people who have trouble with the stairs. We walked down atleast 50+ stairs to reach this beautiful spot hidden in the rocky beach and, at first, were a little disappointed as the access to the caves is now restricted due to safety concerns. However, the explorers can climb down the bridge easily to reach the cave. They can then go through it to the other side to access the rocky beach. (Its an amazing experience but do it at your risk). Be careful while walking through the cold water pools in the tunnel. The freezing water can be knee deep at certain places and rocks below can be a lot slippery. Also, this place had beautiful pattern of rocks cut by the sea over period of time and small exhibition of pebble art just before the cave entry. On the way, we had wonderful views of the Great Tasman Arch and the sea waves cutting through the arch which made our little 7 mins trek enjoyable. Will go to this place again for: 1. Picturesque landscapes 2. Able to go down to the cave. ( Dont do this during high tide)
Nitin GuptaNitin Gupta
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Remarkable! Hidden at the bay of Hobart, remarkable cave offers a unique formation. It is very easy to get there by a vehicle. I have no idea if bus service is available, but there is a lot of car parking spot. You first can witness the bay and her beauty and turn towards your right, towards remarkable cave. You will slightly descend down on well man-made tracks. You can view the cave from the enclosure but I discovered that you can actually climb down since there is a ladder behind the enclosure. Be careful when waves is rushing through the caves. It is strong waves that can drag people with it. There are lots of stones available to build Japanese prayer shine (If you have time). There are lots of spots around this bay to see, so do not spend too much time here. You do not have to pay to view this.
Ravi LalRavi Lal
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It's an absolute must if you're exploring Tasmania's Tasman Peninsula! The walk down to the cave is as stunning as the cave itself, with breathtaking coastal views that'll make you want to stop and snap a pic every few steps. When you finally make it inside, you're met with this jaw-dropping sight: a massive cave opening framing the ocean beyond. It's like stepping into another world! Inside, the cave is full of cool rock formations and hidden nooks just waiting to be explored. You can't help but feel a sense of wonder at how nature created such an incredible place. Whether you're a nature lover, an adventure seeker, or just looking for a cool spot to check out, Remarkable Cave definitely lives up to its name. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!
Vahid ShahaniVahid Shahani
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It is remarkable not only for its unique form, but also because its opening, when viewed from the observation platform at the bottom of a long flight of steps, is look like the shape of Tasmania. To have a great view of the cave, I would suggest to go during low tide, where the water will be at the other entrance of the cave and you can access the cave to the beach. There are 2 observation platforms, one is just next to the carpark, which you can view the top of the cave. The second viewing platform is through a small pathway, walking down flight of stairs, you will see the platform. Even is high tide, you still can see the cave from the viewing platform. It is worth for a stop as the view is amazing.
Mee Fung LoongMee Fung Loong
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