4WD, SCENIC, LOOKOUT.


Eaglehawk Lookout is the perfect way to grab a birds eye view of the local village and its stunning coastline below.

This spot is a favourite launching point for the hang-gliding and para-gliding set with unique views of the sweeping crescent bay and its streak of white sand not to mention the area’s most popular attractions like the Blowhole, Tasman Arch, Devils Kitchen and the Hippolyte. 

The drive to the lookout is windy and rough and its road is unsealed so A 4 wheel drive with good clearance and well-cushioned seats is a must.

Just 150m walk from the car park, trees make way for a large sloping rock-face. There’s no guardrail so it’s best to take it easy and grab a seat on a rock; Sunrise is magical here.

The drive to the lookout is windy and rough and its road is unsealed so A 4 wheel drive with good clearance and well-cushioned seats is a must.

Just 150m walk from the car park, trees make way for a large sloping rock-face. There’s no guardrail so it’s best to take it easy and grab a seat on a rock; Sunrise is magical here.

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