The Blowhole – Nature’s Coastal Performance
Few natural attractions on the Tasman Peninsula are as dynamic and captivating as the Tasman Blowhole.
Located at Eaglehawk Neck, this remarkable geological feature showcases the raw power of the ocean in an unforgettable display of water, sound, and energy.
Witness the Power of the Sea
Carved into the coastal cliffs over thousands of years, the blowhole is connected to the ocean through a sea cave below. As waves surge into the cave, water and compressed air are forced through a narrow opening, creating a dramatic burst of spray that can shoot high into the air.
Every visit offers a different experience. On calmer days, the blowhole provides a gentle display, while larger swells transform it into a spectacular natural performance that highlights the immense power of the Tasman Sea.
More Than Just the Blowhole
The surrounding landscape is equally impressive. Rugged cliffs, crashing waves, and sweeping coastal views create an unforgettable setting and make this one of the most photographed locations at Eaglehawk Neck.
Take time to explore the nearby lookouts and enjoy panoramic views across the coastline, where the dramatic meeting of land and sea creates scenery that is uniquely Tasmanian.
An Easy and Rewarding Stop
For guests staying at Stewarts Bay Lodge, the Tasman Blowhole is an easy and rewarding attraction to visit. It pairs perfectly with a day exploring nearby beaches, coastal walks, and other natural landmarks around Eaglehawk Neck.
Whether you’re a nature lover, photographer, or simply looking to experience one of Tasmania’s most impressive coastal features, the Blowhole is well worth adding to your itinerary.
Where the forest meets the sea.