Devils Kitchen is located on the Tasman Peninsula (Tasman Peninsula) in southeast Tasmania, about 80 kilometers from downtown Tasmania Horbart capital, just off Tasman Arch (Tasman Arch).
Devils Kitchen is not the real kitchen, but to describe nature's magic, it is a concave into the cliff into a narrow bay, through the sea wind waves of thousands of years of impact, the three sides of the bay towering cliffs are like knife and axe split, stone cliffs crisscross, just the cutting marks on the chopping board. Why would Devils Kitchen have such a terrible name? One theory is that shark activity is common in this area, where marine life such as seals, sea lions and other marine life are driven to the narrow bay, then bloody hunting, with blood spray hit the foot of the stone wall cave after the formation of the echo like the devil howling. In another case, after the pirates had killed, they threw the body off the cliff and let the marsupial, called the "Tasmanian demon ", smell the blood and come to devour the body. Both of these sounds creepy! Anyway, Devils Kitchen is one of the most spectacular and indistinct views of the Tasman Peninsula.
Also, not far from the Devils Kitchen, there is a watchtower, with a column of distant view, the islands and reefs scattered, sea and sky boundaries blurred; overlooking the near, the tide ups and downs, waves, the sea quiet and broad, warm and surging, at a glance. Several rocky cliffs of varying sizes, like eagles, bent their necks into the sea.
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