National Park & Nature
London Bridge
📍 London Bridge, Great Ocean Road, Port Campbell, VIC, Australia
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Introduction
London Bridge is a fascinating coastal erosion formation on the Great Ocean Road. Once a double-arched bridge connected to the mainland, the outer arch collapsed in January 1990 — stranding two tourists on the outer section (rescued by helicopter). Now an isolated rock platform in the sea. From the viewpoint, the collapsed bridge is a dramatic sight. A reminder of nature's power. Near the Twelve Apostles; free. Visiting for the dramatic collapsed bridge is an engaging Great Ocean Road experience.
✨ Highlights
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1990 collapse
Outer arch collapsed in 1990; two tourists stranded (rescued).
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Former double arch
Once a double-arched bridge; now severed.
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Nature's power
A reminder of nature's awesome power.
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Free
Free along the Great Ocean Road.
🛈 Practical Info
→Free：Free.
→Photo：Photograph the severed bridge from the viewpoint.
→Safety：Stay safe near cliff edges.
→Combine：Pair with Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge and the Great Ocean Road.
→Duration：15-30 minutes is enough.
💡 Tips
• Free; photograph from viewpoint.
• Stay safe near cliff edges.
• Pair with Twelve Apostles and the Great Ocean Road.
• Weather and safety are on-site.
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting London Bridge?
Free; photograph from viewpoint. Stay safe near cliff edges.
Information on this page is compiled from public sources. Opening hours, ticket prices and other details may change — please verify with official sources before your visit.
