Cape Raoul

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Cape Raoul is a dramatic sea cliff headland on Tasmania’s Tasman Peninsula, known for its towering dolerite columns and rugged coastal scenery.

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Cape Raoul canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cape
headland
sea cliff
administrativeRegion Tasman Council area
linked to: Tasman Council
cliffType columnar dolerite cliffs
coastType high-energy wave-exposed coast
continent Australia
country Australia
geologicalFormation dolerite columns
hasAccessFrom Stormlea Road trailhead
hasFeature exposed headland
rock platforms
sea stacks
sheer vertical cliffs
hasTrailTo Cape Raoul lookout
hasVegetation coastal heathland
eucalypt woodland
hasViewOf Southern Ocean
Tasman Sea
isPartOf Tasmanian coastal landscape
knownFor coastal hiking
dramatic sea cliffs
ocean views
rugged coastal scenery
towering dolerite columns
locatedIn Australia
Tasman Peninsula
Tasmania
locatedInHemisphere Southern Hemisphere
locatedInOceanRegion Southwestern Pacific Ocean
locatedNear Port Arthur
Shipstern Bluff
locatedOn southeastern coast of Tasmania
ocean Southern Ocean
Tasman Sea
partOf Tasman National Park
popularFor hiking
landscape photography
sightseeing
protectedArea Tasman National Park
stateOrTerritory Tasmania
subjectTo coastal erosion
strong ocean swells
terrainFeature rocky headland
sea cliffs
tourismType adventure tourism
nature-based tourism

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Tasman Peninsula contains Cape Raoul
Southern Tasmania contains Cape Raoul
Cape Hauy isNearby Cape Raoul
Tasman National Park contains Cape Raoul