• Winchelsea - A morning tea stop as the journey heads inland, traveling directly from Melbourne to the 12 Apostles. This is a chance to purchase coffee or breakfast (at personal expense).
• Twelve Apostles - Arrive early to avoid the crowds. These magnificent limestone formations offer a serene and peaceful experience.
• Gibsons Steps - Visit the Gibson Steps.
• The Razorback - Admire the Razorback, one of the Great Ocean Road’s most striking limestone rock formations emerging from the Southern Ocean. This iconic geological marvel in Port Campbell National Park provides breathtaking panoramic views and excellent photo opportunities.
• Loch Ard Gorge - Discover the haunting beauty of Loch Ard Gorge, the site of one of Victoria’s most renowned shipwrecks. Walk down to the sheltered sandy beach nestled between towering limestone cliffs and explore the captivating maritime history of the Great Ocean Road.
• The Great Ocean Road - Travel along the iconic Great Ocean Road, one of the world’s most scenic coastal routes along Victoria’s Surf Coast. Enjoy stunning ocean views, rugged cliffs, and lush hinterland on Australia’s premier road trip.
• Mait’s Rest - Stroll through ancient temperate rainforest on the Maits Rest boardwalk trail in Great Otway National Park. Stand beneath towering myrtle beech trees and tree ferns in one of Victoria’s most pristine and accessible old-growth rainforest experiences.
• Apollo Bay - Pause for lunch in the lively Apollo Bay, a charming coastal town on Victoria’s Surf Coast known for its fresh seafood, local cafes, and stunning ocean views. It’s the perfect mid-tour break before continuing the Great Ocean Road adventure.
• Kennet River Koala Walk - Observe wild koalas resting in the treetops along Kennett River’s Grey River Road, one of the best free wildlife experiences in Victoria. Look out for colorful orange-bellied parrots and other native birds in this Great Ocean Road wildlife hotspot.
• Great Ocean Road Memorial Archway - The Memorial Archway serves as an iconic entrance to the Great Ocean Road, built to honor the three thousand returned World War One soldiers who constructed this magnificent 243-kilometer stretch of road between 1919 and 1932. Originally made of timber and built in 1939, the arch was replaced with a steel and wood structure in 1973. It stands as the world’s longest war memorial and a powerful tribute to those who built one of Australia’s greatest coastal drives. Stop here for photos and to learn about the incredible history behind this engineering marvel.
• Great Ocean Road - Situated on fifteen acres of landscaped grounds between Torquay and Anglesea, this working chocolate factory offers free entry to explore handmade chocolate displays and watch artisans craft chocolates. Visitors can enjoy free tastings, browse thousands of chocolate varieties, indulge in ice cream and café treats, explore native gardens and the lavender maze, and book optional chocolate-making workshops. Children love the sand play area and open lawns to explore.

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Breakfast

Discover the Great Ocean Road like a local. These private group tours are guided by knowledgeable local drivers who are familiar with the hidden treasures and secret locations that most tourists miss. Enjoy sightings of wild kangaroos and koalas in their natural environment—without any additional fees or tourist traps.

Hotel pickups from Melbourne are provided, allowing you to relax while the driving is taken care of. Interested in a helicopter ride over the Twelve Apostles? You can request it at any time, and it will be arranged as an optional add-on at your convenience.

What you truly receive is personalized attention, insider insights, and a thoughtfully curated blend of natural beauty, local culture, and memorable wildlife experiences. Each stop is selected to offer you the full Great Ocean Road adventure—from breathtaking coastal cliffs to quaint seaside towns to hidden photography spots that will make your photos exceptional.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.