16. Bay of Islands. The Bay of Islands is the farthest west rock formation we visit in this list of recommended stops along the Great Ocean Road. There is a handful of limestone stacks scattered through the bay. The Bay of Islands looks similar to the Twelve Apostles but much less crowded.

Beautiful Drive. We hired a car, that's the best way to explore the road. We didn't stay en route.. but you can take a 2 days tour as well, spending the evening in Leone. or Apollo Bay We had the most delightful lunch at Leone at Captain Hooked restaurant, serving lobster & crabs. the drive to the 12 apostles is just as beautiful as the destination itself.

Winter Whale Watching. From May to September, our winter is a whale’s summer, and the giants of the deep journey from the Antarctic for their annual babymoon, breeding, birthing and raising their calves in our backyard. Along the Whale Trail through Warrnambool, Port Fairy and Portland, also known as the ‘whale corridor’ you’ll spot
The best time to go is summer, when the Southern Ocean loses some of its bite, but avoid public holidays, when holiday park prices spike and you can get caught out paying $100 per night for a site
3.1 Set off from Melbourne early. 3.2 Stop in Torquay. 3.3 Visit Bells Beach. 3.4 Great Ocean Road sign. 3.5 Stop in Lorne for lunch. 3.6 Erskine Falls. 3.7 Sunset at the Twelve Apostles. 3.8 Sleep in Apollo Bay. 4 Great Ocean Road itinerary – Day 2. Experience the rugged beauty along the south-west coast of Victoria by setting off along one of the world’s most scenic coastal drives. The spectacular Great Ocean Road hugs the seaside cliffs that snake along the wild and windswept Southern Ocean. The striking vistas along the iconic road evoke awe with craggy cliffs, empty beaches and Go on a weekday to Sou’west in Torquay, the newest brewery on the Great Ocean Road, to enjoy everything from IPAs to pilseners and more than a few lagers.. Any beer-focused tour of the Great Ocean Road should also include a stop at Salt Brewing Co. where you will find New World-style pale ales, IPAs, and big hoppy craft beers such as the hugely popular Cranky Mrs. Victoria’s Great Ocean Road clocks up a century on Thursday but the world-famous tourist drive is fighting for survival amid dual threats of climate change and over-popularity. Famous for its Great Ocean Road is a region in Victoria. The Great Ocean Road region hugs the contours of Victoria's rugged south west coast and offers one of Australia's greatest and most spectacular coastal drives with a glimpse of the famous 12 Apostles.Start your journey in Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula and discover beautiful beaches, great eateries, a fascinating heritage and an enormous range of… AZxZEW.
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