Great Ocean Road Aerial
Victoria | 243 Kilometers

The Great Ocean Road

A winding ribbon of asphalt hugging the wild Southern Ocean. This is not just a drive; it is a pilgrimage.

Best Time

Feb - April (Autumn)

Vehicle

Sedan or Convertible

Duration

3 Days / 2 Nights

Start / End

Torquay to Port Fairy

Chasing Horizons

Carved by returning WWI soldiers, this engineering marvel offers more than just ocean views. It is a journey through rainforests, surf culture, and limestone sculptures millions of years in the making.

1
Torquay Surf
Day 1: Morning

Torquay & Bells Beach

Begin where Australian surf culture was born. Watch the pros tackle the swell at Bells Beach before grabbing a coffee in the laid-back township of Torquay.

Visit the National Surfing Museum Walk the Surf Coast trail Brunch at a seafront cafe
2
Lorne Pier
Day 1: Afternoon / Evening

Lorne

A seaside town with a cosmopolitan edge. The arts community here thrives amongst the gum trees. Stop for lunch at the pier before heading inland to the waterfalls.

Hike to Erskine Falls Shop at local boutiques Dinner at Movida Lorne
3
Otway Rainforest
Day 2: Midday

The Otways

Leave the coast briefly to enter an ancient world of giant ferns and towering California Redwoods. The air here is cool, damp, and smells of pure oxygen.

Maits Rest Rainforest Walk Spot Koalas at Kennett River Otway Fly Treetop Walk
4
12 Apostles
Day 2: Sunset

The 12 Apostles

The main event. Limestone stacks rising defiantly from the Southern Ocean. Arrive at golden hour when the cliffs glow an intense burning orange against the violet sea.

Gibson Steps beach walk Loch Ard Gorge history trail Helicopter flight (Optional)
5
Port Fairy
Day 3: The Finale

Port Fairy

A charming fishing village with wide streets lined with 19th-century cottages and old stone churches. A peaceful end to a dramatic journey.

Walk around Griffiths Island lighthouse Fish and Chips on the wharf Explore local maritime history

Ready to hit the road?