Find wild koalas snoozing among the branches of eucalyptus trees, and vibrant parrots flying playfully through the canopies, perfect for families with kids curious about Australian wildlife.
A bucket-list adventure where coastal views, wild koalas, & lush forest trails await.
A bucket-list adventure where coastal views, wild koalas, & lush forest trails await.
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Golden hour on a budget, priceless view.
Golden hour on a budget, priceless view.
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Beat the crowds, lunch included, see Apostles in morning light.
Beat the crowds, lunch included, see Apostles in morning light.
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Island hopping, 10% off with expert commentary and morning tea.
Island hopping, 10% off with expert commentary and morning tea.
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Spot fur seals, dolphins. Perfect island escape.
Spot fur seals, dolphins. Perfect island escape.
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Find wild koalas snoozing among the branches of eucalyptus trees, and vibrant parrots flying playfully through the canopies, perfect for families with kids curious about Australian wildlife.
Starting from AU$147
Recommended experience:
Great Ocean Road Day Tour with Koala Spotting
Starting from AU$138
Recommended experiences:
Great Ocean Road Reverse Tour
Great Ocean Road Reverse Tour with Lunch
Starting from AU$149
Recommended experience:
Great Ocean Road Sunset Tour
Summer (December - February): Longer days, clear skies, and pleasant wind make it the best season to visit the Great Ocean Road. This is the best time to go on a guided forest walk, swim, or surf. However, school holidays could bring larger crowds.
Autumn (March - May): Weather and smaller crowds make it ideal for smaller groups to take time to explore the road. Watch southern right whales return to the Victorian coast during their migration season.
Winter (June – August): This is the quietest time of the year with cheaper accommodation, fewer daylight hours, and freezing winds. However, the 12 Apostles in the rain, with strong waves crashing against them, are quite a sight to see.
Spring (September – November): This is a beautiful time as the weather gets warmer and days get longer. Full waterfalls and green foliage make it perfect for hiking and mountain biking.
Explore a wide variety of breweries, cafes, bakeries, and fine-dining spots that span the length of the Great Ocean Road.
The Great Ocean Road (B100) starts at the surf town of Torquay and finishes in Allansford, near Warrnambool.
If you opt for the Great Ocean Road Sunset Tour, you are allowed to bring your service animal for the experience. The other tours do not allow pets on the experience.
All these tours require a lot of walking and exploring trails and attractions with stairs and foliage, making it unsuitable for wheelchairs and guests with mobility issues.
The Great Ocean Road Day Tour with Koala Spotting comes with a multilingual audio guide that will give you interesting facts and information about the various stops in your journey.
This depends on the tour you opt for. The Great Ocean Road Reverse Tour with Lunch includes a picnic-style lunch and tea and snacks, whereas the Great Ocean Road Day Tour with Koala Spotting only includes complimentary tea and morning snacks.
Yes, you can stop at the various designated parking areas and scenic lookouts to safely take photographs. However, stopping on the road itself is strictly prohibited as it would disrupt traffic flow.
We suggest you bring a weatherproof jacket, jumper, hat, binoculars, camera, insect repellent, sunscreen, sturdy footwear, socks, and any medications you may need as there are only pharmacies present in the towns and not on the road itself.
Avalon Airport is the closest airport to the start of the Great Ocean Road, which is only a 35-minute drive from Torquay. It offers easy transport and car hire options to Geelong and Torquay.
You can visit the Split Point Lighthouse, which is perched on the rugged cliffs of Aireys Inlet along the Great Ocean Road, the seaside village of Port Campbell, the London Arch, and other coastal towns along the way.
You can visit the Warrnambool Art Gallery or the Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum & Village to learn about some local art and history. If a food tour is more you, then visit Farm Stores, Cellar Doors and Providores where you can sample cheeses, preserves, chocolates, ice cream, beer, whiskey and other products made with fresh regional produce.