Colac - A charming countryside town located in the dairy region of Victoria, Melbourne. We’ll stop in Colac for morning tea or breakfast (at your own expense).

Gibsons Steps - We’ll view the Gog and Magog, two offshore limestone stacks, from beach level. I’ll descend 86 steps carved into the cliff by the Kirrae Whurrong people, a local tribe, and later modified by Hugh Gibson.

Twelve Apostles - Experience the breathtaking views of the Twelve Apostles, limestone formations approximately 20 million years old. You also have the option of a helicopter ride over the Twelve Apostles at an additional cost.

The Razorback - The Razorback is a long, high rock formation further along the coast from the Twelve Apostles, featuring sharp edges and bumps shaped by wind and water erosion.

Loch Ard Gorge - Loch Ard Gorge was the site of the famous shipwreck on the Shipwreck Coast and has been a filming location for several movies, including “The Pirate Movie” in 1982.

Mait’s Rest - More than just a rainforest walk, you’ll see towering mountain ash eucalyptus trees, impressive fern trees, and ancient trees like the myrtle beech.

Great Ocean Road - Known for its rugged natural beauty, shipwreck stories, and surfing culture, the Great Ocean Road offers frequently changing and dramatic landscapes, making it Australia’s most famous coastal journey.

Apollo Bay - Enjoy lunch in Apollo Bay, where the cafes and restaurants are a highlight of the trip.

Kennet River - Spot iconic Australian animals such as koalas and kangaroos.

Anglesea - We’ll end our day at a chocolate and ice cream factory with evening tea.