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Port Campbell region

Listed under Coastlines in Victoria, Australia.

The coast east and west of Port Campbell on the south coast of Victoria attracts tourists from all over the world. Rock stacks, fjord-like inlets, sea caves, arches and other formations are abundant features of this rugged coastline. Highlights include the Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, London Bridge, and the Bay of Islands.

Written by Mike Lyvers.

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