Great Ocean Road

Torquay - Torquay marks the beginning of the Great Ocean Road, offering a perfect spot for a coffee break and a stroll along the popular beach before visiting the Chocolate Factory.

Great Ocean Road - Travel along this picturesque route, stopping to admire breathtaking views of the ocean and hills, and enjoy a drive through a magnificent rainforest.

Split Point Lighthouse - A must-visit landmark, the Split Point Lighthouse stands as a stunning sentinel on the Shipwreck Coast. Explore maritime history and marvel at this wild and treacherous coastline where numerous ships have met their fate. Climbing the lighthouse is available for an additional fee.

Great Ocean Road Memorial Archway - Make a brief stop to learn about the history of the GOR construction and capture photos under the iconic Great Ocean Road sign.

Teddy’s Lookout - Ascend in Lorne for some of the most spectacular views overlooking the ocean and the Great Ocean Road below.

Erskine Falls - A must-see for waterfall enthusiasts, especially during the winter months after rainfall.

Great Ocean Road

Kennett River - Stroll through this forest to spot koalas in their natural habitat. King parrots are also commonly seen searching for food.

Apollo Bay - Known as ‘paradise by the sea’ for its natural beauty, this is a perfect spot for a quick coffee break before venturing into the rainforest.

Mait’s Rest - Walk along the discovery trail, home to some of the oldest and tallest trees in the rainforest. The ferns are breathtakingly beautiful, and koala sightings are common if you’re lucky.

Twelve Apostles - This collection of limestone stacks is a natural wonder on the shore of Port Campbell National Park and one of Victoria’s most visited sites. A scenic helicopter flight over the apostles is available for a fee.

Loch Ard Gorge - Named after the clipper Loch Ard, which shipwrecked on 1 June 1878 near the end of a three-month journey from England to Melbourne, this gorge is a natural masterpiece. You’ll love it here.

London Bridge - Also known as the London Arch, this formation was created over hundreds of years by wind and sea erosion, separating it from the mainland.

Before 1990, London Bridge had a walkway connecting it to the mainland, allowing visitors to park and walk across the arches for stunning beach and ocean views.

The Grotto - Descend the stairs next to the car park into the grotto to witness the unique limestone cave formed by rock erosion. The cave features sinkholes, and peering through the grotto offers an amazing sea view.

Mariners Lookout - Drive up to Mariner’s Lookout, followed by a short walk to this magnificent viewpoint of Apollo Bay and the ocean.

• Bottled water provided
• Air-conditioned vehicle

• Food and refreshments
• Accommodation

The Great Ocean Road Tour is best done over two days as so many attractions cannot be feasibly included in a day tour. This is a private tour for your group, only taken at your own pace with no rush. Attractions include Koalas, Kangaroos, Waterfalls, and Rainforests to mention a few.

Day one will include visiting the Surfing Beach town of Torquay, the Chocolate Factory, and the Optional Kangaroo Tour, as well as staying overnight in the city of Apollo Bay.

The two-day experience means you have more stops and spend more time without rushing. This has more stops than any other, and flexibility ensures you spend more time in your favourite spots.

This luxury modern Mercedes minivan accommodates up to 7 passengers. If you have children under 8, please message after booking, and child seat restraints will be provided to meet Australian safety requirements.

Your private holiday home accommodation is included.

If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.