Just off the coast of Australia’s Lord Howe Island stands Ball’s Pyramid, a striking remnant of an ancient volcanic system. Shooting nearly straight up from the surrounding waters, the formation reaches a height of 572 meters, making it the tallest volcanic sea stack in the world. Its sheer, knife-edged ridges and isolated location give it an almost unreal appearance. Beyond its visual impact, Ball’s Pyramid is also an important ecological site, known for hosting rare species found said nowhere

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13K views · 237 reactions | INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: Soaring over Ball's Pyramid at Lord Howe Island like never before. This sea stack reaches a height of more than 550m - almost twice the height of the Eiffel Tower!   Did you know that the Ball's Pyramid is home to the rarest insect in the world, the Lord Howe stick insect, famous for being as big as a human hand. Thanks for sharing your #feelNSW moment IG/ tropi_the_local and divelordhowe | Visit NSW | Facebook

Dive into the magic of Ball's Pyramid, where experienced divers chase bucket-list dreams among rare angelfish and vibrant coral. 🌊🐠 Whether you're an expert or a beginner diver, Dive Lord Howe has the perfect adventure waiting for you. Book your underwater journey today! 📍 Lord Howe Island Tourism Thanks for sharing your #feelNSW moment IG/_la.clem.de.la.clem ID: Footage from a scuba diving charter around Ball's Pyramid, Lord Howe Island, featuring stunning underwater shots of vibrant fish. |