Melbourne Great Ocean Road Day Tour

The roaring waves stirred up by the South Pacific Ocean crash against the cliffs. Stretching along the southern coast of Victoria, Australia, is a 243-kilometer coastal road known as the Great Ocean Road, which is halled as "the most spectacular coastal route in the world". Setting out from Melbourne, we drove westward, experiencing the flrrting sensation of traversing thousands of miles along the Great Ocean Road. We will explore at least 6 most famous attractions: Loch Ard Gorge- Razorback- 12 Apostles- Apollo Bay- Kennett River- Split Point Lighthouse.

Meeting Point

56 Spencer St

56 Spencer St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

In Front of Grear Southern Hotel.

What's included:

• Round-trip transfers
• Live commentary on board
• Experience and Knowledge Driver/Guide

Not included:

• Other personal expenses
• Meal

What to expect:

Duration: 12 hours

Melbourne

Melbourne, Victoria

Pick-up at : [56 Spencer St, Melbourne(Out front of Great Southern Hotel)]

5 minutes

The Razorback

Port Campbell, 3269, Victoria

This is the most impressive limestone formation in the area and the views are breathtaking!

25 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Loch Ard Gorge

Great Ocean Road Port Campbell National Park, 3269, Victoria

The Loch Ard Gorge is the scene of Australia's most famous shipwreck, the wreck of the Loch Ard, which sank here in 1878.

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Twelve Apostles

Great Ocean Road & Booringa Road, Port Campbell National Park, Port Campbell, 3269, Victoria

The Twelve Apostles were originally known as the "Sow and Piglets", the mother pig and her little offspring. The early settlers renamed the rock formation after the disciples of Jesus Christ. You will notice that there are not actually twelve "Apostles", and we're not sure if there ever were. These are the world's tallest limestone stacks and, without a doubt, the most recognizable attraction in Victoria.

45 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Apollo Bay

Apollo Bay, Victoria

Lunch Stop.
Apollo Bay is known as 'Paradise by the Sea" and was named after a sloop called the Apollo that was forced to shelter in the bay's calm waters when a nasty storm blew up back in 1845. Much of Apollo Bay's history revolves around the fishing and timber industries. A small fishing fleet still exists today.

1 hour, 15 minutes

Kennett River

Kennett River, Victoria

The place to spot "Wild" Koala.

30 minutes

Split Point Lighthouse

Federal St, Aireys Inlet, 3231, Victoria

The Split Point Lighthouse is a must-see attraction and stands as a stunning sentinel on the Shipwreck Coast. Take a trip through maritime history and be amazed by this wild and dangerous coastline where hundreds of ships have crashed.

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Melbourne

Melbourne, Victoria

Drop Off at :[ 56 Spencer St, Melbourne]

5 minutes