2025 Port Campbell Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

🌟【Melbourne Great Ocean Road Day Tour】Check in at the opposite peak time! The beautiful sunset at the Twelve Apostles🌄 💡Why choose the main line? 👉🏻Avoid the crowds! Go directly to the Twelve Apostles in the morning and take the empty fairy seat 👉🏻 Arrive at the Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse before sunset, orange sunset + white lighthouse = movie-level picture 👉🏻The 13-person Mercedes-Benz small group is comfortable and not crowded, and the Chinese tour guide explains the whole process very considerately 📸Must-take photo spots 1️⃣Twelve Apostles Rock (11:00AM) Helicopter experience is highly recommended! $165/person to overlook the "Hidden Disciples" on the seabed (the pilot's Chinese explanation is super surprising) 2️⃣Lock Ard Gorge (11:55AM) The shock of waves crashing against the cliffs, standing on the observation deck to take pictures of the same blockbuster as "Pirates of the Caribbean" 3️⃣Apollo Bay (13:50PM) Half-moon Bay + seafood lunch! Recommend Scorched fish and chips 🍟 4️⃣Wild koalas (15:20PM) Kennett River eucalyptus forest, we found 5 in our car! 🐨 5️⃣Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse (16:50PM) A fairytale lighthouse with red and white stripes. The silhouette shot against the light is absolutely amazing 🚐 Itinerary Easter Egg ✔️Free pick-up from downtown hotels (B&Bs need to go to the meeting point) ✔️The tour guide will help you take photos of the "floating rocks" ✔️Motion sickness medicine + charging cable are available on board ✔️Don’t make the mistake as the departure times are different in winter and summer time! 🎒 Essential list▫️ Physical sun protection three-piece set: sunglasses + hat + mask ▫️ Australian dollars in cash (some coffee carts on the observation deck only accept coins) ▫️ Portable tripod (amazing time-lapse photography) ▫️ Motion sickness medicine (recommended to be taken 30 minutes before departure)

Explore the wonders of Australia's forests on an 8-day in-depth tour. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the country's forests and discover hidden gems. Collect this private guide and start your journey! -------------------- 🌏 Itinerary: DAY1: Arrive in Melbourne and start your Australian adventure! DAY2: Fitzroy Gardens – Federation Square – Flinders Street Station – Hosier Lane – Captain Cook's Cottage – St. Patrick's Cathedral Wander through Melbourne's city center, enjoy the tranquility of the gardens, the bustle of the square, the historical charm of the train station, and the artistic vibe of the alley. DAY3: Free time in Melbourne Enjoy a full day of free time in Melbourne and explore the city's unique charm. DAY4: Great Ocean Road – Twelve Apostles – Loch Ard Gorge Follow the scenic Great Ocean Road, admire the natural wonders, and experience the grandeur and mystery of nature. DAY5: Art Gallery of New South Wales – Royal Botanic Garden Sydney – Mrs Macquarie's Chair – Sydney Opera House A cultural journey in Sydney, from the Art Gallery to the Royal Botanic Garden, to the iconic Sydney Opera House, experience the harmonious blend of art and nature. DAY6: Blue Mountains National Park – Sydney Zoo Explore the magical scenery of the Blue Mountains and experience the wonders of nature. Then head to the zoo and get up close with adorable animals. DAY7: Free time in Sydney Enjoy a full day of free time in Sydney and explore the city's international charm. DAY8: Depart from Sydney and end your wonderful Australian adventure, head home! -------------------- Suggested attractions: Sydney Opera House ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000 Opening hours: 09:00-19:30 Duration: 1-2 hours The white shell-shaped opera house stands beside the harbor, and is the world's top performing arts center. Blue Mountains National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: New South Wales, Australia Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 Duration: 1-2 days Here you will find dense eucalyptus forests, magical tropical rainforests, and spectacular waterfalls, each of which is a masterpiece of nature. Twelve Apostles ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Great Ocean Rd & Booringa Rd, Princetown VIC 3269, Australia Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 Duration: 1-2 hours The unique group of rock pillars eroded by the sea, each of which is like a work of art, telling the story of time. -------------------- Small tips: * Visa information: To travel to Australia, you need to apply for a visa in advance. Please prepare the required documents to avoid delays.😊 * Local products: Want to buy Australian local products? It is recommended to compare prices at local supermarkets and markets for better deals!🛍️ * Airport transportation: Sydney and Melbourne airports are conveniently located, and you can choose between taxis and subways.🚖🚇 * Seasonal selection: Avoid peak season to enjoy a more peaceful travel experience and save money.🍃 * Local customs: Respect local culture and customs to better integrate into Australian life.🌍 -------------------- Australia, waiting for you to explore more unknown beauty! Are you ready for a spontaneous trip?

Family trip to Australia: Don't miss the University of Sydney and the wildlife park! The academic atmosphere and natural wildlife will let your kids learn while having fun. It's an amazing experience! -------------------- Australia is a dazzling gem in the Southern Hemisphere 💎, with a unique geographical location and rich history and culture 📜. From the sailboat shape of the Sydney Opera House 🛶 to the magnificent underwater world of the Great Barrier Reef 🐠, there are beautiful sights everywhere, and every step is a new experience. It is known as the country on the back of a sheep and the country on a minecart. -------------------- 🛤️ Itinerary: Day 1: ✈️ Arrive in Sydney - Hotel Rest Arrive in Sydney, head to the hotel to rest and adjust, and get ready to start your exciting trip to Australia! Day 2: Sydney Opera House -> Sydney Harbour Bridge -> Royal Botanic Garden Sydney -> Circular Quay -> Darling Harbour -> Bondi Beach One-day tour of Sydney city center: visit the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden, visit Circular Quay and Darling Harbour, and finally head to Bondi Beach to feel the sea breeze. Day 3: Blue Mountains National Park -> Scenic World Head to Blue Mountains National Park to admire the magnificent natural scenery and explore the wonderful landscapes of Scenic World. Day 4: Hyde Park -> Australian Museum -> Art Gallery of New South Wales -> Sydney Fish Market Sydney cultural tour: visit Hyde Park, the Australian Museum, and the Art Gallery of New South Wales, and enjoy fresh seafood at the Sydney Fish Market. Day 5: Puffing Billy Steam Train -> Phillip Island Take the Puffing Billy Steam Train to experience the charm of retro transportation, then head to Phillip Island to explore the island scenery. Day 6: Great Ocean Road -> Twelve Apostles -> Gibson Steps -> Loch Ard Gorge -> London Bridge Self-drive tour of the Great Ocean Road: admire the spectacular Twelve Apostles, challenge the Gibson Steps, and explore the natural wonders of Loch Ard Gorge and London Bridge. Day 7: Hosier Lane -> St Paul's Cathedral -> Chinatown -> Carlton Gardens -> National Gallery of Victoria -> Shrine of Remembrance Melbourne city tour: wander through the street art of Hosier Lane, visit St Paul's Cathedral, stroll through Chinatown to experience exotic culture, visit Carlton Gardens and the National Gallery of Victoria, and finally head to the Shrine of Remembrance to learn about history. Day 8: 🛫 Hotel - Airport Transfer End your wonderful trip to Australia, enjoy the private airport transfer service, and look forward to seeing you again! -------------------- Tips: - Specialty prices: Australia has many specialties with different prices, so it's recommended to compare prices before buying 🛍️. - Food: Don't miss the unique Australian food experience of kangaroo meat and seafood platters 🦞! - Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to go to Australia to ensure a smooth trip 📖. - Airport transportation: Sydney and Melbourne airports have convenient transportation, with taxis and subways to choose from 🚖🚇. -------------------- That's the end of the trip to Australia. I hope these guides will make your trip more exciting. See you next time!

#naturalscape #100 ways to travel A must-visit attraction on a day trip to Melbourne's Great Ocean Road, the Loch Ard Gorge is like a mysterious place in a movie. It was named in memory of the Loch Ard shipwreck that occurred here. Adehu Gorge is also known as #shipwreckcoast. Due to strong waves erosion, the rock wall collapsed and formed a gap. After the seawater poured in, it continued to erode, and over time, an inner bay was dug out. The sea water pours in from the gates formed by the tall cliffs on both sides, forming a deep blue emerald pool, forming a strange scene with a double wall surrounding it and a bay in the gorge. With the fjord rock walls as the background, taking photos on the beach in the bay is particularly majestic! The Great Ocean Road itinerary of the one-day tour group will arrange the Adelaide Gorge and the adjacent #Twelve Apostles together, allowing tourists to enjoy the wonders of sea erosion and weathering. #AustraliaFree Travel #Melbourne #Port Campbell National Park #Ad Lake Gorge #Twelve Apostles #Great Ocean Road

#visitmelbourne It’s my first time visiting Melbourne, and I had a really great time in enjoying all sorts of fresh seafoods (🦀🦞🦐 and of course not mentioning the 🦪). You may check out the price from South Melbourne Market as I find it slightly cheaper than others. The beef is so fresh in Australia and I would like to recommend ‘YOMG’ - Yo My Goodness to all, and the burger is super yum and very filling. The Best 🍔 burger I have had so far😋 #nomnom

The Twelves Apostles is a famous natural landmark along the Great Ocean Road in Australia. It’s a collection of limestone rock stacks that stand majestically off the southern coast of Australia. Originally formed through erosion over millions of years. Due to relentless forces of wind & ocean waves, the softer limestone layers got eroded away, leaving behind the impressive stacks we see today. The Twelves Apostles offer a breathtaking sight, especially during sunrise & sunset timing. There are several viewing platforms & walking trails to enhance the viewing experience here. The Twelves Apostles are located within Port Campbell National Park, and is also walking distance to another landmark - Gibson Steps. #wecreate #australia #darwintravel

Lovely scenery and great weather…😍😍 The Twelve Apostles are located in Victoria, Australia. It’s about 4.5 hour drive from Melbourne along the Great Ocean Road to the wondrous 12 Apostles. There are many activities you can do while enjoying the scenery and make the most of your wonderful holiday there. From walk to Loch Ard Gorge until visiting Port Campbell National Park. You will enjoy the amazing nature scenery.#awesomepic #beachlife #nationalpark

You may have heard of Great Ocean Road’s Twelve Apostles, but located just 12 minutes drive away is the Loch Ard Gorge - a hidden gem. Take the stairs down to the shore and stand between the enormous cliffs while getting a clear view down from the gorge. It is truly a surreal feeling to be standing where historical tragedies and miracles happen. And of course, the stunning views of the clear water are simply mesmerising. Address: Great Ocean Road Port Campbell, VIC 3269 #bucketlistreboot #nationalpark #beachlife #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #summervacation #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #2023travelwish

Transportation strategy: self-drive or tour group Must-visit attraction: Mutton Bird Lookout Recommended hotel: Loch Ard Bed and Breakfast Must-eat food: Craypot Bistro Shopping guide: Port Campbell Shopping The surrounding terrain is special, the natural landscape formed by sea erosion is very beautiful, and the towering rocks on both sides surround this beautiful small beach This side is called "Tom and Eva Lookout", the scenery is also good, and it is not as windy as the Twelve Apostles. The view from the observation deck here. The gray clouds in the sky are neither dense nor sparse, and the sunlight shining down varies #New Year's good places #Local travel #Parent-child good places #familytravel #beaches #romanticgetaway

#celebratewithtrip the next stop of my great ocean road road trip wad actually the razor back. honestly this was one of my favorite attractions because the rock just looks so beautiful and pretty. the sharp edges are actually quite mesmerizing and in the deep blue sea it looks really good. would highly recommend to come here during your road trip as well. only have to walk a straight route and there is no steep slope or whatsoever from the car park hence very manageable and easy for people of all ages. take some nice and memorable photos here. not a lot of people too and not crowded hence can take a nice shot.

#celebratewithtrip the next must visit during your great ocean road road trip would be the loch ard gorge. this is also one of my personal favorites. the good thing about this is you are up close and can take so many nice pictures over here. love the colors of the sea. it is quite sandy though so would suggest taking your shoes off if possible when walking. apparently there are a lot of tourists during the weekdays as well so it is quite impossible to take a picture without having someone in the background. nevertheless it is still nice and the picture turns out great. would recommend visiting and admiring this natural wonders.

#celebratewithtrip One of the attraction when come to great ocean road in Australia. Its a next stop after 12 apostle. Beautiful erosion over million years by the sea, wine and sand! Great views with excellent picturesque opportunities. 100 meters walk from car park and then there's steep steps leading down to the gorge. The view is great. The cliff, ocean view, the warm sand. It’s just so relaxing. #melbourne

#bucketlistreboot The Loch Ard Gorge is one of the best-loved stop-off points along the Great Ocean Road. It’s situated in the Port Campbell National Park and is just three minutes from the world-famous formation of the Twelve Apostles. The picturesque gorge is home to a smooth, pearlescent bay and an inlet of clear, blue water. It’s flanked by two yellow-washed cliff faces and tufts of vibrant greenery. Though it looks like something out of a storybook, Loch Ard isn’t just a pretty face. In fact, it has an interesting and colourful history that spans back hundreds of years. It was here that the Loch Ard, probably Victoria’s most famous shipwreck, was smashed against Muttonbird Island in 1878 with only two young survivors.

The Loch Ard Gorge is one of the popular stop-off points when driving down the Great Ocean Road. It is situated in Port Campbell National Park. In 1878, there was a shipwreck in Port Campbell and there were only 2 survivors who were washed ashore. The ship’s name was Loch Ard and that is how Loch Ard Gorge got it’s name. There are a few walking tracks which you can take to fully enjoy the beautiful nature settings at Loch Ard Gorge. I recommend the Loch Ard Wreck Lookout and the Mutton Bird Island Lookout for exceptional views and don’t miss out on the Wreck of the Loch Ard trail to learn more about the region’s history. #momentssg #nationalpark #australia

I'm going to reminisce about Australia, a long time ago. The Great Ocean Road is still the number one travel destination in my heart, even though I've traveled to many cities since then. It's a place full of beauty that's hard to describe in words. #AustraliaTravel #SoloTravel #GreatOceanRoad

The scenery here is really stunning! ! The beauty that you see with your eyes cannot be captured by your phone! I feel so happy and lucky standing here that I can see such a beautiful scenery with my own eyes♥️ #Overseas Travel #Overseas Travel

Loch Ard Gorge is only about 2 km from the 12 disciples of the Great Ocean Road. So after 12 tourers, don't forget to continue westbound. A few hundred meters walk from the parking lot, you can overlook the canyon, and the huge rock stands in the sea, which is very shocking. But don't think that's all. Just follow the trail to the beach and feel the magnificence of the rock up close. Moreover, the beach here is particularly delicate, and the surge in the bay is not very large. Consider swimming in the sun. But there will be snakes in the nearby grass, or be careful, try not to go inside the grass.

Located along Australia's Great Ocean Road, the Twelve Apostles 🤎 are a spectacular group of limestone pillars sculpted by nature. This breathtaking sight is an absolute must-see when traveling to Melbourne! Standing on the cliff edge, gazing at these towering rocks rising from the sea 🌊, you can feel the waves crashing and the strong winds blowing, as if hearing the whispers of nature—truly awe-inspiring. The best time to visit is during sunset 🌅, when the setting sun paints the horizon and the pillars in shades of red, creating a dreamlike, oil-painting-like scenery. It's recommended to wear warm windproof clothing, as the area is windy year-round. 📍Address: Great Ocean Road, Port Campbell National Park, Victoria 🗓️ Best Season: Spring and Summer (September to February) for clear views and longer daylight hours This site is about a 4-hour drive from Melbourne city 🚍, making it ideal for a day trip or an overnight getaway.

Standing before The Razorback, I felt as though I could see the power of time meticulously sculpting this breathtaking rock formation. This slender ridge, shaped by coastal erosion, is as sharp and magnificent as a blade. Under the morning light or sunset, it exudes an even greater sense of tension and mystery. Walking along the trail, the textures of the rock layers become vividly visible, as if nature has left its handwriting on the stone. Each mark tells the story of millions of years of waves, wind, and rain working together to carve this masterpiece. From the viewing platform, looking down at the azure waters crashing against the base of the ridge, the white spray evokes both the beauty and the relentless, eternal force of nature. The name "The Razorback" not only reflects its shape but also symbolizes the ruggedness and dramatic changes of this coastline. It made me deeply realize that nature never needs words to express itself. Simply standing here and gazing at it is enough to move, inspire reflection, and even redefine the relationship between humans and nature.

If you visit Victoria, the Great Ocean Road is a must-see iconic route! Stretching approximately 243 kilometers along the South Pacific coastline, this scenic drive offers breathtaking views, charming beaches, forest towns, wildlife, and dramatic cliffs and rock formations. | Starting Point: Geelong | Begin your journey in Geelong, and drive about 25 minutes to reach the starting point of the Great Ocean Road in Torquay. | Must-Visit Stops Along the Way | 1. Anglesea & Aireys Inlet * Beachside towns with the picturesque Split Point Lighthouse * Occasionally, kangaroos can be spotted on the golf course! 2. Lorne * A trendy coastal town with cute shops, galleries, and cafes * Don’t miss Erskine Falls for a serene forest waterfall experience 3. Apollo Bay * The perfect mid-point for accommodation and supplies * Explore nearby Great Otway National Park with its rainforest hiking trails | Grand Finale: The Twelve Apostles | The most iconic natural wonder along the Great Ocean Road! * Located in Port Campbell National Park * Limestone sea cliffs eroded by waves over time, forming the "giant sea stacks" * Originally 12, now about 7–8 remain, still awe-inspiring * Best viewing times: sunrise or sunset * Beyond the main viewing platform, visit Loch Ard Gorge, a bay with a tragic love story and unreal blue waters | Tips | * Plan a 1–2 day self-drive trip to fully experience the route * Viewing platforms, public restrooms, and parking are available along the way * Watch out for wildlife, especially when driving at night * Choose between a "one-day round trip" or "overnight two-day trip" starting from Geelong

#springitinerary Spring is the perfect time to hit the Great Ocean Road—wildflowers are blooming, crowds are thinner, and those coastal views? Even more stunning. Just got back from an epic weekend road trip, and here’s how to do it right: 🌿 Hidden Gem: Melba Gully – A lush rainforest pocket near Lavers Hill. Walk the short loop at dusk to see glow worms twinkling like fairy lights. Magical and totally underrated! 🍴 Must-Try Food: The Apollo Bay Bakery’s “Scallop Pie” – Sounds weird, tastes incredible. Flaky pastry, creamy scallops, and a hint of curry. Trust me. 😂 WTF Moment: Trying to take a #dramaticcliff photo at the 12 Apostles when the wind nearly blew my hat into the ocean. Spoiler: I spent the next 10 minutes chasing it like a cartoon character. ⏳ Weekend Itinerary: 📍Day 1: Torquay to Apollo Bay Stop 1: Torquay Surf Beach – Watch the pros ride waves at Bells Beach. Stop 2: Anglesea – Grab a coffee at The Bottle of Milk and spot kangaroos at the golf course. Stop 3: Lorne – Lunch at The Bottle of Milk (their burgers are legendary). Walk to Erskine Falls if you’re feeling active. Stop 4: Apollo Bay – Check into a cozy seaside motel. Dinner at La Bimba for fancy local seafood. 📍Day 2: Apollo Bay to Port Campbell Stop 1: Maits Rest Rainforest Walk – Easy 30-min boardwalk under giant ferns. Stop 2: 12 Apostles – Obviously. But also check out Loch Ard Gorge (less crowded, just as epic). Stop 3: Port Campbell – Late lunch at 12 Rocks Café (their seafood chowder = comfort in a bowl). Stop 4: Gibson Steps at sunset – Walk down to the beach for golden-hour cliffs. 📍Day 3: Port Campbell to Melbourne Stop 1: London Arch & The Grotto – Quick photo ops. Stop 2: Timboon Distillery – Whisky tasting (hair of the dog, right?). Stop 3: Stop at a roadside farm stand for fresh berries or cheese. 👗 Pack Smart: Layers (coastal weather is moody). Good walking shoes (for cliff trails and rainforest walks). A waterproof jacket (spring showers sneak up!). The Great Ocean Road is all about slow drives, impromptu beach stops, and that feeling of salt in your hair. Go chase those ocean views! 🌸

The Great Ocean Road is one of Australia’s most breathtaking coastal drives—an absolute must-do. The winding roads hug the cliffs, offering dramatic ocean views, lush rainforests, and iconic stops like the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, and the Great Otway National Park. Every turn feels like a postcard. There’s plenty to explore, from seaside towns like Lorne and Apollo Bay to hidden beaches and waterfalls. Best enjoyed over a couple of days if you can, though even a day trip is unforgettable. Be sure to start early, pack snacks, and give yourself time to soak in the scenery—it’s pure magic. #beachlife #thingstodo #travel #seascapes #Australia

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Are you still rushing through the Great Ocean Road on a "one-day trip"? This two-day, one-night in-depth itinerary takes you to the coastal wonders of the Twelve Apostles, the rainforest secrets, and even offers a chance to see koalas in the wild🐨. It's more relaxing, more fulfilling, and more unforgettable than ordinary routes! Trip highlights: ✅ Chinese-speaking driver-guide throughout the journey for seamless communication ✅ Twelve Apostles, Gibson Steps + Loch Ard Gorge hike ✅ Explore rainforest trails & valley lookout points ✅ See wild koalas + colorful parrots up close ✅ Apollo Bay ocean-view accommodation and enjoy a relaxing dinner ✅ Free city pick-up & drop-off & luggage-free travel ✅ 10% discount for international students 🎓 🛣 Day 1｜Coastal Scenery & Forest Secrets 🚗 Depart in the morning, stopping at Anglesea River estuary, Split Point Lighthouse, and the Great Ocean Road Memorial Arch 🏞 Lunch at Lorne + Climb to Teddy's Lookout 🌿 Afternoon visit to Erskine Falls + Spot wild koalas at Kennett River 🌅 Evening: Apollo Bay ocean-view dinner + Check in to a comfortable hotel 🛣 Day 2｜Classic Rock Formations & Natural Wonders 🏞 Morning: Overlook the valley and stroll through the rainforest 📸 Visit Castle Cove, Gibson Steps, and the Twelve Apostles 🧭 Hike and explore Loch Ard Gorge, London Bridge, and The Grotto 🍴 Lunch at Port Campbell before returning to Melbourne 🎒Suitable for: International students in Melbourne 🧑‍🎓 Couples who want to take amazing Trip Moments photos 📸 Independent travelers who don't want to drive 🚫🚗 Families traveling with children 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 📌If you are also planning a "true Great Ocean Road experience" without rushing, without regrets, and at a slower pace, feel free to message me for more details about the itinerary

Hey friends! 👋 Have you decided where to go for the Easter holiday? If not, join us for a spontaneous adventure on the Great Ocean Road! 🌊✨ 📅 Dates: April 19-20 (Easter holiday, perfect atmosphere!) 👥 Group Size: Limited to 8 people, intimate and not crowded, spots are running out! 🚗 Transportation: Comfortable business car, pick-up and drop-off at city meeting points, perfect for the lazy! 🌟 Highlights of the Trip: Day 1: Art Town + Coastal Scenery 🕗 08:30 Gather in the city, depart on time! 🌊 10:00 Geelong Waterfront, 100+ painted wooden figures 🎨 waiting for you to discover, full of artistic vibes! 🏠 11:20 Anglesea Town, swimming 🏊 surfing 🏄 or sunbathing? Fun for both kids and adults! 🗼 12:15 Split Point Lighthouse, 34-meter white tower with a red top 📸 perfect for photos! 🎫 13:10 Arrive at the Great Ocean Road Memorial Arch, a must-visit spot with a huge wooden arch 🤳 🏠 13:45 Lorne Town, Australian coastal charm + Swan Lake, amazing cafes ☕️ unique shops, boutiques, and galleries, a healing walk after lunch! 🐨 16:40 Kennett River, wild koalas! Find them in the eucalyptus forest 🐨 🌅 17:20 Cape Patton Lookout, 80 meters high overlooking the coastline, breathtaking sunset! 🏨 18:00 Check-in at Apollo Bay, half blue sea, half green forest 🌲 free to explore! Day 2: Natural Wonders + Secret Spots 🌿 09:15 Maits Rest Rainforest, 300-year-old trees + wild possums, like entering Jurassic Park! Fireflies at night ✨ 🌊 11:00 Gibson Steps, cliff beach, heart-pounding excitement! 🌋 12:30 Twelve Apostles, thousand-year-old sea erosion wonder 🪨 witness nature's masterpiece! 🏞️ 13:30 Loch Ard Gorge, emerald pool + rugged coast, stunning! 🏖️ 14:45 Port Campbell, surfing beach and lookout, short hike full of energy! 🌉 15:00 London Bridge + The Grotto + The Arch, natural arch bridge + caves and reefs 🧗‍♀️ an adventurer's paradise! 🌃 16:10 Return trip, enjoy the scenic views along the way, fun never ends! 💡 Why Choose Us? ✅ 8-person small group, no crowding, maximum experience! ✅ Professional guide, stories + laughs guaranteed! ✅ No shopping stops, pure fun, no tricks! 💌 Tips: Bring a light jacket, it's cool by the sea in the morning and evening Sunscreen + sunglasses, the sun is very enthusiastic Prepare a power bank, can't stop taking photos of the beautiful scenery! 🏨 Accommodation: Apollo Bay offers a range of accommodation options, from budget motels to luxury hotels, to meet the needs of different travelers. Join our Easter Great Ocean Road adventure 🌊 and create unforgettable holiday memories 🎊 Great Ocean Road · Victoria

A 2-day trip to the Great Ocean Road in Australia is a must! Immerse yourself in the spectacular Twelve Apostles, experience the tranquility of the Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse, explore the mystery of Loch Ard Gorge, and see the isolated London Bridge. Each attraction is a deep dialogue with nature. . Australia has a unique history and picturesque scenery 🌅. From the Sydney Opera House to the street art of Melbourne, culture is everywhere. Aboriginal traditions, seaside scenery, and cute kangaroos 🦘 are waiting for you to explore! . Route suggestion: Explore the magnificent scenery of the Great Ocean Road ✨ Day 1: Geelong Painted Bollards 🎭—Anglesea 🏞️—Split Point Lighthouse 🗼—Lorne Pier 🌉—Great Ocean Walk 🚶‍♂️—Apollo Bay 🌊 Today's itinerary will take you to appreciate the natural beauty and cultural charm of the Great Ocean Road. From the artistic atmosphere of the Geelong Painted Bollards to the natural scenery of Anglesea, and then to the historic Split Point Lighthouse, every step is a different landscape. Stroll along Lorne Pier, feel the sea breeze, and then along the Great Ocean Walk, enjoy the spectacular scenery along the way. Finally, arrive at Apollo Bay and enjoy the tranquility of the seaside. Day 2: Maits Rest Rainforest 🌿—Gibson Steps 🪜—Twelve Apostles 🪨—Loch Ard Gorge 🏞️—Port Campbell National Park 🏞️—London Bridge 🌉 The second day of the trip is even more exciting. First, explore the mystery of the Maits Rest Rainforest, and then climb the Gibson Steps to overlook the surrounding scenery. Then, take an in-depth tour of the Great Ocean Road's special attractions: the spectacular Twelve Apostles, the steep Loch Ard Gorge, and the beautiful Port Campbell National Park. Finally, come to London Bridge and feel the unique style of this former natural bridge. On this day, you will be completely immersed in the natural wonders of the Great Ocean Road. . Must-see attractions: 🪨 Twelve Apostles: A group of strange stone pillars carved out by thousands of years of waves, a natural wonder on the Great Ocean Road. 🌊 Apollo Bay: A beautiful crescent-shaped bay, quiet and suitable for fishing, the beautiful scenery is unforgettable. 💡 Split Point Lighthouse: The unique Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse complements the picturesque sea view, exquisite and charming. . 🎒 Travel checklist: Must-have items for a trip to Australia 📞 Phone card: Don't forget to prepare an Australian phone card in advance to facilitate contact, and you can also go online to check maps 🗺 and post to WeChat Moments. 🔌 Plug adapter: Australia's socket types are different from ours, so remember to bring a plug adapter so you don't have to worry about charging. 🪪 Documents: passport, visa, and driver's license translation. Be sure to bring these important documents with you and keep them safe at all times. 👗 Clothing selection: In March in Australia, the climate is mild and pleasant. Bring some light spring and summer clothes, as well as comfortable shoes, so you can relax wherever you go. 🔋 Charger and power bank: When you are out and about, the phone's battery is key, so you must carry a charger and power bank with you to ensure that the power is not cut off. . 🌟 Enjoy a relaxing and worry-free trip with an Australian group tour! Like and save this for your next trip! 🌟

Planning a short trip to Australia? You're in luck! Here's a super practical 2-day itinerary to help you experience the best of Australia without any missteps. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure! -------------------- Australia, a land of ancient history and stunning scenery! 🌅 Visit the Sydney Opera House and immerse yourself in art. Explore the Great Barrier Reef and discover underwater wonders. 🏖️ Experience unique local customs and savor a cup of Australian coffee. 🍵 -------------------- 🌏 Itinerary: Day 1: Anglesea—Split Point Lighthouse—Lorne Beach—Sheoak Falls—Apollo Bay 🚗 Explore the tranquility of Anglesea, then head to the magnificent Split Point Lighthouse and feel the ocean breeze. In the afternoon, enjoy the sun and waves at Lorne Beach, followed by the scenic beauty of Sheoak Falls. Finally, arrive at Apollo Bay to conclude a fulfilling day. Day 2: Twelve Apostles—Loch Ard Gorge—Port Campbell National Park—London Bridge—Gibson Steps 🏞️ Start your day with the spectacular Twelve Apostles, then explore the wonders of Loch Ard Gorge. Afterward, visit the natural scenery of Port Campbell National Park, experience the historical London Bridge, and finally, ascend the Gibson Steps for a panoramic view of the area. -------------------- Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Twelve Apostles 4-star Address: Victoria Opening Hours: 9:00 am–5:00 pm Duration: 1–2 hrs Description: A breathtaking collection of limestone stacks sculpted by the waves over millennia, a must-see on the Great Ocean Road. 🌟 Apollo Bay 4-star Address: Apollo Bay, Victoria 3233 Duration: 1–2 hrs Description: A picturesque crescent-shaped bay, perfect for fishing and relaxation. 💡 Split Point Lighthouse 3-star Address: 13 Federal St, Aireys Inlet VIC 3231, Australia Opening Hours: Saturday–Sunday 10:00 am–4:00 pm, Monday–Friday 10:00 am–12:00 pm, 12:30 pm–3:00 pm Duration: 1 hr Description: A charming little red-capped lighthouse with picturesque ocean views. 🌊 Loch Ard Gorge 3-star Address: Great Ocean Rd, Campbell VIC 3269 Opening Hours: Open 24 hours Duration: 1–2 hrs Description: Get up close and personal with the fascinating rock formations in the ocean. The magnificent gorge and rocks are truly awe-inspiring. 🚶‍♀️ Gibson Steps 3-star Address: National Park, Great Ocean Rd, Port Campbell VIC 3269, Australia Opening Hours: Open 24 hours Duration: 1–2 hrs Description: A great spot to view two of the massive rock formations of the Twelve Apostles, offering expansive and breathtaking views. -------------------- Tips: - Souvenirs: Look for products with kangaroo logos in Australian supermarkets for authentic, affordable, and high-quality goods. Oats and chocolate are highly recommended! 🦘🍫 - Airport Transportation: The Skybus from Melbourne Airport is super convenient, taking you to the city center in 20 mins for just $19. 🚌💰 - March Weather: March in Australia offers pleasant temperatures, warm and comfortable days, and slightly cooler nights. Remember to bring a light jacket. 🌦️🧥 - Food: Don't miss out on Australian seafood feasts, as well as the famous meat pies and chips. Foodies, get ready! 🦞🍟 -------------------- 🎉 Have a memorable and enjoyable private tour in Australia!