Albany's Gap, Natural Bridge and Blow Holes

The Southern Ocean has sculptured a Natural Bridge in the coastal granites and formed The Gap, where waves rush in an out with tremendous ferocity.

The Gap boasts an enormous 24 metre drop to sea level. The huge chasm in the rock can be viewed from a platform along its edge. When heavy swells approach The Gap, a powerful spray is forced over the top of it.

Complimenting The Gap is its neighbouring attraction the Natural Bridge. The large span of granite has eroded over the years, from the sea, and has formed a incredibly beautiful arch. 

The Blowholes located nearby are a series of crevices in the granite rocks on the coast, which make loud hissing noises and act like geysers when water is forced by large waves through the rocks.

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