The Arch

Didn’t see the arch as we mistaken it for a cave hole but anyway it was a nice bushy walk on a single track! We just didn’t go far enough but here are the pictures of what we thought was the arch

Beautiful rock formation. The walk up the bluff at high tide is fairly steep and there is minimal shade, so take sun cream and water! Worth it for good views at the top and a refreshing swim at the end.

That's a great place to be.. you can use a short cut to get there or you walk all the way down the beach from the neck lookout :) enjoy that magical silent place

Got to the first beach at low tide but still wasn’t able to walk on the beach to the Arch. Make sure you go when the tide is really low because the walk over Mars Bluff to the Arch is a bit difficult.

It’s a very nice walk starting from the car park opposite Bruny Island Honey, following the sign “Cape Queen Elizabeth Track” to the end of Miles Beach; then walk back to the car park. It took us 3 hours & 15 minutes today, including stopping at Big Lagoon and The Arch. After an hour walk, just follow the sign to Moorina Bay via beach, then you can go down to the beach. You can walk to the right to the Arch and then left to the end of Miles beach.

definitely go at low tide so you can access it!! an amazing short walk out. when you get to the rocks/beach area the views get even better. you can climb up the back of the arch for a photo!

The hike to the arch starts at the sign for the cape queen elizabeth (in front of the honey store).Really nice spot at the beach! If you want an easier, shorter walk, then you should visit when the tide is low. Otherwise you’ll have to hike up and down to make your way around and avoid the water. It’s still worth it.The hike is not impossible but it has about 10min uphill at the beginning of the way there and on the way back (with a couple of sets of short stairs too)I think it’s doable even if you are not too fit, there’s a spot for resting under the shade of a tree. I would recommend visiting, take plenty of water and do it at your own pace.