First stop – the Blow Hole.

This is a small tunnel that got eroded and connects this pool to the outer ocean. During high waves, it spurts out huge fountains resembling the blow hole of whales.

It is really really difficult to believe this is all natural! The straight lines are unbelievably long and regular.

We are off to the Eaglehawk Neck area. First stop – Tessellated Pavement.

That area down there looks like a man made area with regular shaped cut stones, right? Believe it or not – it is all natural!! It almost looks like nature actually created those building blocks and then stacked them together. In reality, it is the pattern of erosion on these rocks.

That is the town of Hobart down below there.

It was cool in terms of temperatures. But the winds were howling at over 50 kmph! The temperature felt like quite a few degrees below freezing per the weatherman!

Sharmila and I strolled into a cafe by the harbor. Right by the window, they had some interesting sitting spaces.. re-purposed bouys!