London Bridge: a striking offshore rock formation

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See an unusual offshore rock formation from the viewing platforms west of Port Campbell on the Great Ocean Road.

By Is Great EditorialUpdated 11 September 20265 min read

London Bridge is an eye-catching offshore rock formation on the Shipwreck Coast, best appreciated from its upper and lower viewing platforms.

Once a natural archway and tunnel, the formation changed dramatically after a 1990 collapse. Today it remains a memorable coastal stop when touring west of Port Campbell.

See Visit Victoria for the official London Bridge listing and directions. (opens in a new tab)

Sources last validated: 9 September 2026.

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