Melbourne <-> Adelaide
Great Ocean Road
One of the most spectacular coastal drives in the world...

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A few options are available from 2 day & 3 day tours...

• 2 days / 1 night tour

The guided bus drive along Bells beach, the Otway Rainforest, the 12 Apostles, London Bridge (via Lorne and Apollo Bay), Loch Ard Gorge.
On the second day, drive through the Grampians: Lakeview or Borooka lookout, Reid's lookout, the Balconies, McKenzies Falls and halls grap...
 

• 3 days / 2 night tour

These tours are all inclusive (food and accommodation) and offer more time in each places. These tours include Barossa Valley and/or  Bay of Islands. Contact us for detailed itineraries.
 

All itineraries can be done either way, Melbourne to Adelaide or  Adelaide to Melbourne & Melbourne to Melbourne option also available.

Historic

The Great Ocean Road stretches for about 300 kilometres, the route takes in historic shipwreck sites and plenty of wildlife. Between Portland and Nelson, the Great South West Walk offers bushwalkers a 250 kilometre return walk.
Thousands of years of erosion by the Southern Ocean have created extraordinary formations in the limestone cliffs of Port Campbell National Park.

The Twelve Apostles are world-recognised icons, synonymous with the Great Ocean Road. While the coast is a must-see at any time of year, it's at its peak when howling winds and huge seas are giving it a pounding. Blowholes roar with spouting water and the sea boils around the stacks and cliff bases.
At Gibson Steps, just before the Apostles, you can descend to the beach via steps that hug the 70 metre cliff face.

Other spectacular attractions include London Bridge (a rocky promontory arch carved out by the sea which once linked to a tiny island but collapsed stranding two tourists),   Loch Ard Gorge, the Razorback, Island Archway, Thunder Cave, Bakers Oven Rock, Sentinel Rocks, and the Grotto.

The Great Ocean Road offers up experience after experience and is not to be missed.