Escape Melbourne crossing one of Australia’s highest bridges, namely the West Gate Bridge which was completed in 1978.

  With our first stop in the sleepy town of Colac for morning tea

  Travel the Great Ocean Road in reverse away from the crowds

  London Bridge or Gibson Steps, The Razor Back, Island Arch

  Explore the hidden Loch Ard Gorge: historic shipwreck site

  Experience the wonder of the 12 Apostles, optional 15min helicopter flight available (additional expense, subject to availability)

  Check out the breathtaking coastal lookouts

  Travel through the Cape Otway and Port Campbell National Parks

  See the ancient rainforest, giant eucalyptus trees and find a carnivorous snail

  Stop for a picturesque picnic lunch on the Great Ocean Road

  Keeping a watchful eye out for our colourful native birds and australian wildlife

  Visit the gorgeous coastal township of Apollo Bay

  You might even get the opportunity to see Koala up close in the wild

  Capture the perfect selfie of you on the world famous Great Ocean Road

  Before passing through the seaside resort townships of Lorne and Angelsea

  Stretch your legs at one of the many beaches along the beautiful coastline, opportunity to swim if time and weather permits

  Hear the historic stories surrounding the construction of the Great Ocean Road at the Memorial Arch

  Stretch your legs at one of the many beaches along the beautiful coastline, opportunity to swim if time and weather permits.

The Great Ocean Road follows the southwest coastline of Victoria from Torquay to Warrnambool — around 300km. With breathtaking panoramic views, it winds its way through many State and National Parks.

The dramatic ocean scenery changes markedly between three sections: the Surf Coast, which starts at historic Geelong; the Otway Ranges, where the road leaves the coast at Angelsea; and the Shipwreck Coast, where it re-joins the sea. The highlight of any tour of the Great Ocean Road is the Twelve Apostles, a dramatic group of outcrops isolated from their headlands by the fierce erosion of the sea. Visiting the Apostles is an unforgettable experience.