The Grotto, Victoria

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The Grotto

"A short stroll of about 700m return (suitable for people with limited mobility) takes you to a viewing platform overlooking the Grotto and the rugged coastline..."

The Grotto ( 38°36′58″S, 142°54′57″E) is a geological formation known as a sink hole which can be found on the Great Ocean Road just outside of Port Campbell in Victoria, Australia. It is a popular tourist attraction. Wooden steps wind down the cliff face to the bottom where the sea is visible beyond a quiet pool at low tide.

[edit] See also

• The Twelve Apostles, Victoria
• London Arch (formerly London Bridge)
• Loch Ard Gorge
• Gibson Steps, Victoria

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