The Great Ocean Road is one of the world's most spectacular drives, getting here is part of the fun! Cliff hugging curves, seaside cafe's, emerald rainforest, fresh local produce and charming seaside villages await your discovery on route to the spectacular limestone formations of Port Campbell National Park. Click here and discover more about the Great Ocean Road Journey.
All that walking and fresh air is going to leave you with an appetite. Take your tastebuds on a trip and sample the delights of some of our award winning producers. Maps and information are available from the Visitor Information Centre in Port Campbell!
Allow a full day just to see the main coastal sites and allow two days to uncover a few special surprises. Some of the coastal viewpoints can be enjoyed as a part of the suggested day tours. Golden moments can arise at any time in the National Park but it is dusk and dawn that brings the pilgrims to pay silent homage along the walkways, viewing platforms and lonely trails of one of the world's most inspiring coastlines.
Volcanic peaks, crater lakes and charming historic towns await on this journey. Invigorating walks, crafts, antiques and a Benedictine Abbey will be sure to enchant and delight And we'll throw in some friendly country hospitality to seal the deal.
Shipwreck History, aboriginal culture and the open spaces of Childer's Cove are a part of this delightful loop which takes in Warrnambool and Port Fairy. Why not stay and catch the Shipwrecked Sound and Laser show at Flagstaff Hill and relive the final hours of the ill fated Loch Ard?
Explore volcanic lakes, peaks and and friendly country townships including Cobden Camperdown, Terang, Derrinallum and Lismore. If you are travelling with children consider our Crater Quest GPS treasure hunt as part of the Craters to Coast Discovery program.
Ancient Gondwanan Rainforest, waterfalls, shipwreck History, clifftop views and wildlife abound on this action packed day trip. Leave early to make the most of this adventure.
Approx 170km Dry stone walls, Victoria’s largest permanent inland lake, volcanic features, arts, antiques a winery, a historic pub with resident ghost and the landscape dominating Swagman’s Lighthouse (Mt Elephant)
Travel into the region or home via the historic Goldfields town of Ballarat. Many visitors are unaware that a trip back to Melbourne via Cobden, Camperdown and Ballarat is only 20 mins longer than the shortest route via the Princes Hwy and Geelong.