This is another must visit place when visiting the great Ocean Road. You can get some amazing photos at the Island Archway from the viewing platform. It's also really close to go view the other cool rock formations like Razorback rock and Loch Ard Gorge. The actual archway is no longer there after it collapsed into the water in June 2009. It's now two separate stand alone rock features. It Ould of been great to see it when it was still an archway but these kind of rock formations don't last forever. The ocean always reclaims them. You should also make time to visit the 12 Apostles, Gibson steps, Bay of Islands and London bridge whilst around the area. You won't regret it. 📷 Perfect place for photography.

It's absolutely magnificent. The weathering of the sedimentary rocks has produced this beautiful natural structures. The contrasting colour of the sea water against the rocks are really spectacular.

A view that simply takes your breath away. Easy walking track to the lookout which rewards you with an overwhelming vision of beauty. A place of beauty that can give anyone peace of mind.

Certainly worth the stop. Five min walk from carpark. Plenty of parking.

Definitely worth a stop just like the Razorback

You have to see The Razorback and this is on your way. A very short walk from the car park. Pram accessible trail.

The walkway to the lower beach is closed but the car park and upper view points are open. A fantastic place.

There was 2 separate Apostle like structures and there is a story behind the name of the lookout. Tom and Eva were 2 survivors from the shipwreck and Tom saved Eva and both were saved by some local people. The entire story is pictured in the location

Amazing lookout, reading about the Tom and Eva story added to the lovely vibes

If you are in the Loch Ard Gorge area, then it is well worth spending an hour or two here to take in not only the gorge, but also The Razorback, Tom and Eva, Mutton Bird Island and Thunder Cave. They are in a group, south of the Sherbrooke River and connected with clear and well maintained paths. The only unnamed lookout was Tom and Eva, but they are en route to The Razorback and clearly distinguishable.

This view is immediately east of Loch Ard Gorge, a short easy walk from the carpark, which itself is just off the Great Ocean Road.

Beautiful scenic view 😍