• Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre - Discover the rich history and heritage at Narana, an award-winning Aboriginal Centre providing genuine, immersive cultural experiences. Visitors can also observe Emus, Kangaroos, and Wallabies in a conservation habitat. Explore the Narana art gallery, showcasing works from internationally renowned and emerging Aboriginal and Torres Strait artists, and enjoy the included morning tea. (Please note that the animals roam freely in this habitat, and any physical contact between guests and animals is initiated by the animals themselves, with the freedom to disengage at any time.)
• Bells Beach - Renowned for some of the world’s best surfing waves, Bells Beach offers large swells and stunning views. The Rip Curl Pro Surfing competition is held here annually over the Easter weekend.
• Anglesea - This charming seaside town is located along the picturesque Great Ocean Road on the Anglesea River, nestled between the coastal towns of Torquay and Aireys Inlet. Anglesea is a significant town on the Great Ocean Road, marking the first coastal spot southwest of the road’s official start at Torquay.
• Aireys Inlet - A quaint coastal inlet and town on the Great Ocean Road, southwest of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Aireys Inlet is situated between Anglesea and Lorne, and is connected with Fairhaven to the west. Many surfers vacation in Aireys Inlet to enjoy the popular Fairhaven beach.
• The Great Ocean Road - The Memorial Arch serves as a tribute to the World War One servicemen who constructed the Great Ocean Road. A quick stop for a photo in front of this beautiful memorial is a must.
• Lorne - A picturesque seaside town located by the Erskine River, Lorne is a popular destination on the Great Ocean Road and is one of many environmentally protected areas.
• Kennett River - A small coastal town nestled between Lorne and Apollo Bay, home to Koalas, Parrots, and Kookaburras. Visitors can walk through the nearby eucalyptus forest to spot Koalas and feed native birds. At night, observe a colony of glow worms in the nearby Great Otway National Park.
• Cape Patton Lookout Point - The highest lookout point on the Great Ocean Road, offering a perfect photo opportunity.
• Apollo Bay - Visit the charming village of Apollo Bay, located at the foothills of the Otways. Enjoy the southern ocean waters, explore the coast, and discover petrified rainforests filled with waterfalls, ferns, and crystal-clear streams.
• Great Otway National Park - Experience the full wonder of the Great Otway National Park and its lush surrounding rainforests. Take a stroll through the ancient rainforest to discover lush fern gullies, dense forests, and the largest hardwood trees on the planet, some up to 300 years old!
• Twelve Apostles - These magnificent rock formations rise from the southern ocean. The relentless winds have softened the limestone cliffs, forming stunning caves that eventually became arches. When they collapsed, the towering rocks were left isolated from the shore. At different times of the day, they change color from dark to sandy yellow in the full sun.
• Loch Ard Gorge - Named after the ship Loch Ard, which shipwrecked on this coastline in 1878. Rich in history, visitors can hear the story of how two people survived. Bring cameras to capture the unique rock formations.
• Port Campbell - A vibrant and colorful seaside village with much to offer. Enjoy a pleasant walk to Pt Campbell jetty to watch the waves crash against the cliffs. It’s a place to slow down and soak in everything that embodies the Great Ocean Road.

• Experienced Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Child Seat available on Request
• Sunscreen
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Tea and coffee

• Lunch

Travel in comfort along this stunning stretch of Victoria’s coastline while listening to the fascinating history shared by our local guide. Enjoy a personalized journey with a small group, allowing for more stops and time to explore the many hidden gems along the Great Ocean Road!

Discover the rich history and heritage of Narana, an award-winning Aboriginal Centre that offers genuine, immersive cultural experiences. There are also opportunities to interact closely with native wildlife in Narana’s conservation habitat. (Please note that any physical contact with animals is initiated by the animals themselves, and they have the freedom to disengage from contact at any time.)

• Child Booster Seat

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.