Admirals Arch is a natural
rock arch formed by pounding seas and winds and is home to a large colony of playful New Zealand Fur Seals.
Not exact matches
The park has an incredible 2,000 natural
arches in its sandstone
rock,
formed by erosion over millions of years.
Arch Rock, the easternmost extension of Anacapa Island, is a natural bridge
formed by sea erosion.
Unique
rock formations
formed in the shape of
arches allow divers to pass through them at this breathtaking site.
The apostles were
formed by erosion, gradually eroded by the weather conditions the soft limestone
formed caves in the cliffs, that then became
arches, which collapsed, leaving
rock stacks up to 45 meters high.
It is an
arch in the
rock in an inverted V shape which
forms a subaquatic passage through to the other side where there is a natural fish bowl.
See this natural
rock formation
formed through erosion, at its best during rough seas when the waves crash in and around the
arch.