One of the tallest sea cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere at over 300 metres, with views down the Tasman Peninsula and across to Cape Hauy.
Know before you go
Stay behind safety barriers and fences. Wind gusts can be strong at exposed lookouts. Bring sun protection and water. Best visibility is usually in the morning. This is a challenging experience requiring good fitness and preparation. Allow extra time and carry emergency supplies.
Difficulty
Hard
Best seasons
Summer, Autumn
Best time
Morning
Entry
Parks pass required
Dog friendly
✗No
Family friendly
✗No
Swimming
✗No
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