Rocks of the Bunda Cliffs

The Australian rocks of the Bunda Cliffs are called the edge of the earth. Here the continent seems to break off, falls into the sea, threatening to continue this collapse at any moment. Of course, it's just an impression. The cliffs are part of Nullarbor National Park and are considered one of the most dramatic sea cliffs in the world. They certainly captivate visitors and make their stay on the Australian continent unforgettable.

The height of the Bunda Cliffs ranges from 60 to 120 meters above sea level, in part, so they serve as an ideal observation deck for whale watching. Despite the relatively shallow depth, the waters of the bay are rich in flora and fauna due to the small sediment. Therefore, whales often swim close to the shore and defile near the rocks. It is here that you can enjoy the whale "jumping with a coup".