easy
8–10 hours
Average fitness is sufficient; some walking involved
Discover the iconic 12 Apostles, lush forests, and playful koalas on this private tour along Australia’s breathtaking Great Ocean Road. Experience nature up close with expert guidance.
1-7 Passengers • Coastal views, wildlife & lush rainforest scenery
Embark on a breathtaking full-day tour of the Great Ocean Road, exploring stunning coastal views, iconic landmarks like the 12 Apostles, and vibrant wildlife. Enjoy a guided forest walk among towering trees, witness koalas in their natural habitat, and savor morning tea, all while capturing unforgettable moments along the way.
See for yourself why the Great Ocean Road is known for its coastal, wildlife and forest beauty worldwide. Come and see for yourself why this iconic coastal drive is world renowned.
After being picked up from your Melbourne CBD accommodation, you will then explore the world famous Great Ocean Road in this full day tour, follow along in many different languages in our website app so you don’t miss a thing. (Languages currently available: Arabic, Chinese simplified, Chinese traditional, English, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Thai.)
Spend the day in an airconditioned vehicle not only exploring the coastline features but also seeing first hand koalas and birds in their natural habitat as well as a guided forest walk where you will see some of the tallest trees in the world. Morning tea is also included. All of this on top of the iconic favourites such as the Torquay Surf Beach, Loch Ard Gorge, The Razorback, Island Archway, 12 Apostles and Gibson Steps with plenty of photo stops along the way.
Capture stunning coastal vistas and wildlife like koalas and seabirds during the tour.
Good footwear is helpful for walking tours through forests and viewing platforms.
Layers and waterproofs keep you comfortable during changing coastal conditions.
Getting an early start helps maximize daylight time and scenic viewpoints.
The 12 Apostles formed over 20 million years ago from limestone deposits, shaped by erosion.
Tour operators follow strict guidelines to minimize environmental impact and protect local ecosystems.
To capture stunning coastal landscapes and wildlife photography.
Protection from sudden coastal weather changes.
For walking tours at viewpoints and forest trails.
Enhance wildlife viewing, especially for koalas and seabirds.