Located seven kilometres east of Port Campbell, the Twelve Apostles Marine National Park is..
Port Campbell InformationTowards the western end of the Great Ocean Road, Port Campbell is nestled among some of Victoria's..
Otway Ranges National Park InformationThis park represents all that is special about the Otways: the tall wet forests, ancient..
Bells Beach InformationTorquay has the best of both worlds with its beaches — protected family beaches, plus the action..
Geelong InformationGeelong is Victoria's second largest city and offers a diverse range of food, wine, cultural and..
Apollo Bay InformationLocated at the foothills of the Otways and in the heart of the Great Ocean Road region, Apollo Bay..
Anglesea InformationAnglesea is a coastal town and a popular resort on Bass Strait, 35kms south west of Geelong. It is..
Lorne InformationWith its Mediterranean feel and picture-postcard scenery, this beautiful seaside town has been..
Port Fairy InformationDiscover history in every corner of this charming old fishing village on Victoria's Great Ocean..
Bellarine Peninsula InformationBellarine Peninsula really is a bit of everything. Seaside township, theme parks, wineries. At..
Queenscliff InformationQueenscliff is an historic seaside village 100 kilometres from Melbourne on the sandy shores of..
Torquay InformationTorquay is Victoria's surfing capital, attracting beach lovers from far and wide to its..
See all locations in Great Ocean RoadThe Great Ocean Road region hugs the contours of Victoria's rugged south west coast and offers visitors one of Australia's greatest and most spectacular coastal drives.
Start your journey in Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula and discover beautiful beaches, great eateries, a fascinating heritage and an enormous range of recreational opportunities from fishing and golfing to diving and surfing. Take in the colourful and lively ambience of bayside Geelong, Victoria's second largest city, or visit quaint Queenscliff and discover the town's rich maritime history, excellent restaurants and heritage hotels.
Along the coast, seaside resort towns such as Lorne and Apollo Bay are the perfect base for a seaside escape. They offer stunning beaches and water sports as well as some of Australia's best rainforest scenery in the nearby Otway Ranges.
One of the most visited stretches of the road is Port Campbell. Buffeted by wild seas and fierce winds, the coastline around Port Campbell has been sculpted over millions of years to form a series of striking rock stacks that rise out of the Southern Ocean. Known as the Twelve Apostles, they are one of the most spectacular natural attractions in Victoria.
The Great Ocean Road region also has a rich maritime past. Historic towns such as Warrnambool, Port Fairy and Portland allow you to enjoy seafaring village life, with their fishing wharves, beautifully preserved colonial buildings and maritime museums recounting the stories of ships that have foundered off the rugged shipwreck coast.
The city of Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, is the centre of a vibrant regions that surrounds..
Victoria's High Country InformationThe High Country in north-east Victoria is a special place with scenic alpine landscapes, a host of..
Mornington Peninsula InformationThe Mornington Peninsula, on the eastern side of Port Phillip Bay, feels like an island with a vast..
Goldfields InformationThe discovery of gold in Victoria's central region over 150 years ago has left a rich and lasting..
Murray InformationAboriginal people revere it. Nineteenth century trade flourished on it. Mark Twain likened it to..
Phillip Island InformationPhillip Island is a great destination for a family getaway. Under two hours drive from Melbourne..
Yarra Valley And Dandenong Ranges InfoImmerse yourself in the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges region, an hour's drive east of..
Grampians InformationThe rugged mountain ranges of the Grampians National Park mark the centre of this region and rise..
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