Melbourne: Great Ocean Road Day Tour

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Main attractions:

After leaving the city, we will head straight to the eastern end of the Great Ocean Road and begin our journey along this spectacular coastal road.

Arrive at and visit the popular attractions of the Great Ocean Road, the "Little Red Riding Hood" lighthouse and the strange-shaped "Eagle's Beak Rock" (about 30 minutes)

Take photos at the historic Memorial Arch at Eastern View, which marks the starting point of the Great Ocean Road. (About 15 minutes)

Passing through the small town of Lorne, the town has several kilometers of fine beaches that make it particularly peaceful and a gathering place for surfers.

Arriving at the town of Kennett, the guide will take you to the edge of the wild koala habitat to look for real wild koalas, which can be seen in most sunny days. (About 20 minutes)

Enjoy lunch (own expense) in the coastal town of Apollo Bay. (1 hour)

After lunch, we will pass through the Great Otway National Park and head to the main attraction of the day, the Twelve Apostles.

Arrive at Port Campbell National Park and see the famous 12 Apostles. Enjoy the unique view of the 12 Apostles from the viewing platform along the boardwalk. (About 45 minutes)

Take a walking tour of Loch Ard Gorge and listen to the introduction of shipwreck history, geology and coastal ecology. In 1878, the British immigrant ship Loch Ard crashed into Muttonbird Island here, and only two young people survived. (About 30 minutes)

Finally, we'll return to Melbourne via the inland road, passing through a number of country towns along the way.

Arrive in Melbourne city and end the trip.

(The itinerary sequence and tour time may be adjusted due to objective factors such as weather and traffic on the day)

Little Red Riding Hood" Internet celebrity lighthouse (Split Point Lighthouse)

Memorial Arch at Eastern View

Pass through the Great Otway National Park