[15% OFF] Melbourne: Great Ocean Road Panoramic Day Tour | Australia

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Set off on an unforgettable Great Ocean Road panoramic day tour from Melbourne. Begin the journey through charming country towns and dense forests, heading straight to the rugged coastline. At Loch Ard Gorge, walk among towering limestone cliffs and discover the site of one of Australia’s most famous shipwrecks. Then, enjoy the breathtaking views of the Twelve Apostles, capturing perfect photos of this wild and rugged coastline before the crowds arrive.

Next, pass through the Great Otway National Park, where you'll have the chance to spot wild koalas and local wildlife in their natural habitat. Continue to the seaside town of Apollo Bay to enjoy lunch, surrounded by wide sandy beaches and lush green hills, offering the ideal coastal atmosphere for a relaxing break.

Afterward, visit the Memorial Arch at Eastern View, an iconic landmark that honors the builders of the Great Ocean Road. Finish the day at the Split Point Lighthouse, known for its distinctive red-topped tower and famous role in the TV series "Round the Twist." Capture stunning photos with panoramic views of the coastline and ocean from this historic lighthouse.

After a day of stunning landscapes, wildlife sightings, and iconic landmarks, the tour will return to Melbourne, marking the conclusion to a memorable adventure.

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

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Explore the Split Point Lighthouse, affectionately known as the "Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse," and capture Instagram-worthy coastal views

Visit the historic Memorial Arch at Eastern View, a tribute to the builders of the Great Ocean Road, and take in the beauty of this iconic landmark

Pass through the lush Great Otway National Park and keep an eye out for koalas and local wildlife in their natural habitat