The Great Ocean Road is an Australian National Heritage-listed, 243-kilometre stretch along the south-eastern coast between Torquay and Allansford. This iconic drive attracts visitors from around the world with its breathtaking coastal scenery, winding through cliffs, hills, and gullies. Along the way, there are countless opportunities to stop, explore, and enjoy the charm of the coastal towns.

Anglesea

Nature by the Sea

Just ten minutes west of Torquay, Anglesea offers a rich blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. With towering cliffs, white beaches, abundant flora and fauna, and scenic walking trails, this surf town is perfect for nature lovers seeking a peaceful escape.

Torquay & Lorne

Surf, Food & Fun

In Torquay, the Surf World Museum showcases Australia’s deep surfing heritage and global influence. Further along in Lorne, visitors can enjoy family-friendly fun—from trampolining to dining in cosy local eateries. The area is a hub of relaxed vibes and vibrant activity.

The Otways

Adventure in the Treetops

Near Lorne, the Otway Fly Treetop Adventures offer thrilling eco-experiences. Highlights include the Treetop Walk and the Zip Line Eco Tour. At Otway Park in Yeodene, Trees Adventures provides aerial challenges for both kids and adults—a perfect stop for adventurous families.

Port Campbell

The 12 Apostles

Near Port Campbell, witness the dramatic 12 Apostles—limestone rock stacks carved by centuries of erosion. While not all remain standing, these formations are still an awe-inspiring sight. How many are left? You’ll have to go and see for yourself!

Apollo Bay

Family Fun & Rainforest Wonders

Apollo Bay is a long-time favourite for families, offering an ideal mix of beach life, quiet bays, and rainforest exploration. Kids roam free, building sandcastles and giggling through nature trails. With great food and endless activities year-round, Apollo Bay captures the spirit of simple, joyful living.