Admirals Arch Review

The flagship arch is counted as two attractions, and there is also a ends of the world. The so-called ends of the world means that this is the closest place to Antarctica in Australia. The flagship arch is worth coming here. In addition to the natural scenery, it is also a habitat for sea lions. You can also see a lot of sea lions here. In fact, if you just want to see sea lions, you don’t even need to go to Seal Bay. There are more than Seal Bay. The scenery is of course very beautiful. This arch is really distinctive, and it feels like how to shoot. By the way, there is also a small red hat here, a very beautiful lighthouse, the disadvantage is that it is a bit far from the sea.

The flagship arch is definitely the most magical spot on the shores of Kangaroo Island. There is a boulder at sea that looks like a warship heading into the harbor. And on the shore there is a naturally formed cave, like the ship service gate to greet this warship, very magical, wonderful.

Flagship arch Admirals Arch, located in Flinders Chase National Park, Kangaroo Island, South Australia. It is a natural rock arcade formed by the roaring and ruthless sea breeze and the rough seas that have eroded all year round, and it is washed away by the huge waves like mountains and seas. Follow a circular trail along the cliff, you can see groups of New Zealand sea dogs, playing in the water, playing on the rocks or watching the sun, so unhappy. The flagship arch stands under the cliffs of the Tianya Haijiao in the southwest corner of Kangaroo Island, and the cliffs of the world face the vast southern ocean. It is the wonderful place to watch the sea on the island. Looking south here, you can see two small islands called Kasuarina Island Casuarina Islets , which are paradises where birds live. The rocks on the edge of the island are steep and only accessible and not climbing. The flagship arches of the ghostly and magical coastline, and the thick sea dogs, show the beauty of nature without decoration, and the beauty of nature is fully displayed, making people linger.

The flagship arch is the last stop for us to return to the wharf on Kangaroo Island. The flagship arch is located in Flinders National Park and is one of the must-see attractions on Kangaroo Island. Flagship arch is the most famous is the flagship and arch, they are works of nature, are formed by the waves after thousands of years of erosion. Through the wooden winding trestle to the viewing platform, you can see the "flagship" in the distance from the arch, and you have to marvel at the great nature, the flagship has been standing under the impact of huge waves. Under the trestle is a variety of rocks, very steep, surging waves beat on the shore, waves beat on the rocks, under the white spray is the blue water, the scenery is very beautiful, as if in fairyland. It's full of lazy seals, and I want to be one of them at this time. It's so pleasant to experience.

Walking down a long wooden trestle road leads to Admirals Arch, the flagship arch, which is a huge arch shaped by rock washed away by sea water. It is as spectacular as a large warship. Walking along the winding wooden trestle road, you can enjoy the rough beat of sea water along the coast. There are also many sea lions playing or resting on the rocky shore. It is very interesting.