Scenic attractions – Great Ocean Road
With spectacular vistas from start to finish, and the famous Twelve Apostles along the way, the Great Ocean Road region has some of the most impressive coastal scenery in Australia.
Head to the lush Otway Ranges between the coast and Colac to walk through the idyllic rainforest scenery of the Great Otway National Park – areas such as Maits Rest and Melba Gully. Take the Turtons Track loop to discover thundering waterfalls, picnic at secluded Lake Elizabeth or visit the Otway Fly to walk through the tree tops.
Further west is the remote and windswept Cape Bridgewater and the beautiful Glenelg River.
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Enjoy stunning scenery on the 243 kilometre Great Ocean Road stretching from Torquay in the east to Allansford in the west.
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See these icon's of the Great Ocean Road, majestic limestone stacks and cliffs towering above the Southern Ocean just outside Port Campbell.
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Discover kilometres of clean, golden sand and crashing waves all along the coast of the Great Ocean Road.
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See some of Australia's most spectacular rainforest scenery in the Otway Ranges behind Lorne and Apollo Bay.
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See some of the highest coastal cliffs in Victoria overlooking the deep-blue waters of Bridgewater Bay near Portland.
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Explore the Glenelg River as it winds its way through spectacular limestone gorges making its way to the sea near Nelson.
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