Manly Wormhole

Manly Wormhole is a fascinating tunnel carved into the sandstone, connecting Queenscliff and Freshwater beaches. Created in 1908 by local fishermen as a shortcut to avoid dangerous rocks, today it is a hidden treasure for adventurers.

The 40-meter-long tunnel features unique cave paintings and engravings, telling the stories of the indigenous inhabitants of these lands. The lack of signage adds to the site's mystery - the entrance is near a large heart painted on the cliff.

It's the perfect place for history, nature and exploration enthusiasts, offering breathtaking views of the coast.