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When you’re visiting the Great Ocean Road, don’t forget to add the mesmerising Rainforest Walk to your itinerary. Located 17 km west of Apollo Bay, the walk is around 45 minutes long, depending on your speed and interest. Visiting the Great Ocean Road is a spectacular experience for every traveller. The ancient rainforests, iconic wildlife, marine reserves, 12 Apostles, volcanic plains and pristine beaches will take your breath away. The Otways If you don’t stay in an area surrounded by rainforests, this trip will transform you! Immerse yourself in Australia’s exceptional Rainforest scenery in the Otway Ranges. Walk alongside the tall trees, know all about the ancient plants and revel in the beauty of the lush ferns. The National Park is famous for its rock platforms, Eucalyptus trees, rugged coastlines and beach views. While the north welcomes you to experience the glorious waterfalls and serene lakes, the south leads dramatically ...
The Great Ocean Road Tour is a spectacular experience for every visitor. Admire nature’s marvels and visit some mind-blowing rock formations. Witness the site of the tragic shipwreck at Loch Ard Gorge and indulge in majestic views of the ocean. There are many one-day tours that take you from Melbourne to the Great Ocean Road. Yet, finding a reliable and suitable tour can be a hassle for first-time visitors. For starters, you need a trustworthy driver, an experienced guide and a customizable tour. Consider opting for a small group tour for added benefits and complete peace of mind. Key Benefits of a Small Group Tour: A More Personalized Experience When you choose a small group tour, you get access to impeccable service. The driver guide will be able to cater to your exclusive needs. If you’d like to stop somewhere for longer or skip a few spots, you can do ...
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If you’re looking to spend quality time in Melbourne with your friends or family, there are some great day tours that offer the best attractions and activities at great prices. Melbourne is famous for its Victorian architecture, natural charms, and a vibrant culture. We bring you a list of fun things to do, right from enjoying the arts, relishing the food, to celebrating the city views and everything in between. Eureka Skydeck This is the tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere and the highest point in the city. It is definitely a must-visit for anyone who’s visiting Victoria’s capital for the first time! It is one of the most scenic vantage points in the city that offers a spectacular view of Melbourne in every direction. There are many exciting and educational activities for families too. Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex This mini city offers great shopping, dining and entertainment options ...
If you’re going to visit the Great Ocean Road, don’t rush it. Rather than just setting aside one day to visit the Twelve Apostles and clicking pictures for your social media, spend some more time visiting the coastal regions on this road. The Great Ocean Road is one of Australia’s best road trips for many reasons. If you have the time, give yourself at least three days as the one-day trips can bypass many of the beautiful highlights in the area. If you don’t own a car, you can hire one and explore the 243km road with flexibility. Along with the stunning beaches, waterfalls, and forests, there are these amazing towns that deserve your time: Torquay The GOR officially starts in the town of Torquay. Start your drive from this direction so that you can make easier stops at the various viewpoints. The town is famous for its surfing culture ...
The 12 Apostles are one of the most famous attractions on the Great Ocean Road that rise up beautifully on Victoria’s majestic coastline. The road to the Apostles is breath-taking with a number of dramatic cliffs carved from the sea and the spectacular views of the azure waters. When you get closer to the Port Campbell National Park, you’ll notice these unique rock formations. Today, only 8 Apostles stand tall as time and Mother Nature have caused some of them to fall.   A History That Dates Back 20 Million Years Nearly 20 million years ago, the surf and salt of the powerful Southern Ocean started eroding the limestone cliffs along the coastline. The wind and water around carved out caves in the rocks. And as time passed, the caves transformed into remarkable arches that framed the sea. Today, the structures are 45 meters above the ocean and leave visitors ...
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The Great Ocean Road is a world fascination, known for its beaches, amazing natural rock formations and stunning views that go on for miles and miles. Every year, the region sees a million tourists enjoying from one hotspot to another, soaking in Australia’s natural history and beautiful landscapes. The Loch Ard Gorge is one of the most loved stop-off points on the Great Ocean Road. Located in the Port Campbell National Park, the gorge is just three minutes away from the formation of the twelve Apostles. The striking gorge consists of a smooth lustre bay and an inlet of beautiful blue water. It is bordered by two cliff-faces and vibrant greenery. Though it looks like a sight just out of a storybook, the Loch Ard Gorge has so much more to it than its beauty. It is also shaped by an interesting and colourful history that dates back hundreds of ...
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Travelling on the Great Ocean Road won’t be as exciting and rewarding if you miss the cuddly and lovely koalas. When you’re visiting Australia, spotting a koala must definitely be on your to-do list. These lazy fluffy friends are often found in the eucalypt woodlands and coastal regions. You can easily identify a koala by its stout. It doesn’t have a tail but its head is round-shaped with fluffy ears and a black-button nose. The chocolate brown or silver grey pelage makes koalas cute and adorable! The koala gets its name from an ancient Aboriginal word that means ‘no drink’ because these animals fulfil 90% of their water requirements from the gum tree leaves or Eucalyptus that they eat. Whenever you spot a koala in the wild, you’ll probably find him doing one of two things – sleeping or eating! If you’re driving along the Great Ocean Road, you’re in ...
The delightful Great Ocean Road tour is packed with natural wonders, spectacular views and some incredible locations in Australia. The tour is specifically designed for a smaller group of 10-13 people and is perfectly suited to match every traveller’s needs. Start Fresh One of the benefits of opting for an afternoon tour is that you can catch up on some much-needed sleep in the morning and still enjoy a day of sightseeing. Rather than waking up really early and feeling drowsy all through the tour, you can relax during dawn and be fresh and energised to soak in the beauty of the Great Ocean Road. Look Around The Great Ocean Road is undoubtedly one of the most scenic drives in Australia as it offers two unbelievable sights on both sides of the road. On one side, you can see the foamy bright blue shoreline as the white-sand beaches stretch as ...
The Great Ocean Road is more than just a picturesque drive. For wildlife enthusiasts, this stretch offers a plethora of opportunities to mingle with the unique ecosystem of this region. Considered among the best wildlife destinations in the world, make the most of your time here to get up close and personal with Australia’s native wildlife.   Koalas at Kennet River and Cape Otway It is not everyday that you get a chance to see these incredibly adorable creatures. One of the best places to go see them in their natural habitat is by visiting Kennett River, a small settlement right by Lorne. While you drive along the Grey River Road you are almost guaranteed a chance to see a few koalas sitting on gum trees. You may also be able to spot a few koalas around Cape Otway.   Wallabies, Kangaroos and Other Native Birds Head to one of ...
Surfing on the Great Ocean Road Surfing on the Great Ocean Road is a dream come true for any surfing enthusiast. Whether you are a professional surfer or less-experienced, there’s something for everyone. You can have an exhilarating experience at the surf beaches at any time of the year. The best time to visit this place is from March to May, the autumn months and June to August, the winter months. But, the summer season from mid-December to mid-January is the most popular season due to the school holidays. Here are some of the must-visit surf beaches on the Great Ocean Road: Bells Beach – Want to experience competitive surfing at its best? The Bells Beach at Torquay is where all the action happens. It is home to Australia’s oldest and most professional surf competition. The famous Rip Curl Pro Surfing Competition that is held here over the Easter weekend ...
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