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London Bridge, Port Campbell

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Geologic Formation

When one span of a rock bridge collapses, you're left with an arch. See the result of this process at London Bridge. This natural rock arch on the seaside of Port Campbell National Park was a bridge until 1990, when the portion connecting to land collapsed into the ocean. You can no longer walk out to the end of the bridge. Now you stand on the shore to admire the water-surrounded arch with its sheer cliffs plummeting to the sea. Morning provides the best light for photos because the sun is at your back from the lookout point. Sunset, though, also provides superb atmosphere for snapping pictures. To visit London Bridge and other attractions in Port Campbell, use our Port Campbell trip generator.

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99teodora

Spettacolare come quasi tutti i look out lungo la Great ocean road, se si riesce a vederla al tramonto è emozionante more »

Spectacular as almost all look out along the Great ocean road, if you can see it at sunset is exciting

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gaggels

Always a pleasure to visit ..great on a sunny day ..stunning views and nice short walks along the tracks more »
Jessica M

It is absolutely gorgeous!!!! Much better than the 12 apostles, as there are so many less people there. more »

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Daniel Carabellese

Simply stunning, especially at sunset or in torrential rain. We got both in the space of half an hour. Gotta love that Victorian weather. The "London Bridge" itself, though pretty cool, was (in my opinion) upstaged by the sheer enormity of the space. It's a beautiful coast. Well worth a visit.

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Kylie Ryan

Gorgeous Landscape Icon.. Worth photographing in all weather conditions.. Has a story around how part of the 'bridge' collapsed and people on the 'wrong' side of the collapse had to be rescued.. Glad it wasn't me..!!

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Muneer Chalil Attayil

This is good. The bridge that connects the island the land itself is now fallen. You can only see the island. Don't miss out loch Ard George

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Niels Voorn

It's too bad this will once be just a picture. It's degrading quickly and you should visit it while you can!

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Jonathan Dodge

We got lucky w/decent weather for August. Fun day of seeing all the different formations.

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