AI generatedGreat Ocean Road
Australia · Victoria · 10 m
Short description of Great Ocean Road
The Great Ocean Road is one of Australia’s most spectacular scenic drives, stretching for around 240 kilometres from Torquay to Allansford along the wild southern coast of Victoria. The historic coastal route is renowned for its dramatic cliffs, picturesque beaches and striking rock formations, including the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge and London Arch in Port Campbell National Park. In Great Otway National Park, lush rainforests, towering eucalyptus forests and waterfalls dominate the landscape, while near Torquay, Bells Beach is one of Australia’s most famous surfing destinations. Built by returned soldiers after the First World War, the road combines spectacular scenery, Australian history and charming coastal towns, making it one of the world’s great coastal journeys.
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Best time to visit: December – February
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- Twelve Apostles
- Great Ocean Road Scenic Drive
- Loch Ard Gorge
- Gibson Steps
- Great Otway National Park
- London Bridge
- The Grotto
- Bay of Islands
- The Arch
- Bay of Martyrs
- Cape Otway Lightstation
- Great Ocean Walk(Multi-day trip)
- Bells Beach
- Apollo Bay
- Lorne
- Teddy's Lookout
- Memorial Arch at Eastern View
- Split Point Lighthouse
- Erskine Falls
- Hopetoun Falls
- Triplet Falls
- Beauchamp Falls
- Maits Rest Rainforest Walk
- Melba Gully
- Kennett River Koalas
- Lake Elizabeth
- Lake Elizabeth Platypus Watching
- Johanna Beach
- Wreck Beach
- Port Campbell
- Port Campbell National Park
- Bay of Islands Coastal Park
- Humpback & Southern Right Whale Watching (May - September)