easy
8–10 hours
Basic mobility needed; suitable for most travelers with moderate activity level
Join a full-day journey along Australia’s iconic coast featuring towering cliffs, wildlife, and dramatic rock formations. Discover the natural and geological marvels that make the Great Ocean Road a must-visit outdoor destination.
Discover Why the World Raves About the Great Ocean Road’s Coastal, Wildlife & Forest Wonders
Embark on a breathtaking full-day tour of the Great Ocean Road, where stunning coastal views, wildlife encounters, and towering forests await. Experience iconic landmarks like the 12 Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge, enjoy a guided forest walk, and capture unforgettable moments with plenty of photo opportunities 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.
Coastal weather can change quickly; pack layered clothing and sunscreen.
Some paths near cliffs can be uneven; stay cautious and stick to designated trails.
Birds and small animals are abundant along the coast; binoculars enhance the experience.
Ensure access to key sites like the Twelve Apostles by reserving your spot early.
The Great Ocean Road was built by returned soldiers between 1919 and 1932 and is dedicated to those who served in World War I.
The tour supports local conservation efforts by promoting awareness of the region’s fragile ecosystems and encouraging responsible tourism.
Good grip and support are essential for walking along uneven paths and scenic lookouts.
Protection from the sun during outdoor sightseeing days.
summer specific
Stay hydrated during the full-day trip.
Capture the stunning coastal vistas and wildlife encounters.