There is a beautiful beach with white sands, blue water and rugged rocky cliffs. Eagle Hawk Neck is a thin strip of land with water on both sides that separates the Peninsula from the rest of Tasmania. This was a barrier to any convicts trying to escape from Port Arthur. These are some interesting rock formations formed by years of erosion from the ocean. From here you can walk along to the beach mentioned above.
More information is available here at the local tourism office.
It is a cave-like hole formed in the cliff by years of erosion from the ocean. When the waves are large water is forced through the Blow Hole and the display is spectacular. Be sure not to get too close when the waves are large. It is possible to get washed into the water. Nearby, you will find Devils Kitchen and Tasman Arch which are also natural rock formations that have been formed because of the rugged coastal conditions of Tasmania.