GREAT OCEAN ROAD TOUR ADD-ON
Why Add-On The Great Ocean Road?
The Great Ocean Road is one of the world's most scenic coastal drives, complete with stunning beaches, waterfalls, walks, forests and stunning wildlife, all broken up by picturesque coastal towns dotted along the way.
How Many Days Do I Need For The Great Ocean Road?
We recommend you allow an additional 2 days to see The Great Ocean Road, due to sheer number of kilometres needed to drive the road and the array of different attractions. Our recommended tour of choice would be our Phillip Island & Great Ocean Road - 3 Day Tour.
Rock Formations
The 12 Apostles are just one of a number of incredible rock formations situated along The Great Ocean Road. These soaring pillars, which have been chiselled out of limestone over 10 to 20 million years, rise up majestically from the Southern Ocean, and are a photographers dream.
Rainforests
There are many different Rainforests to view. We take guests to Maits Rest as well as Melba Gully, where the boardwalks has been built over the tree-fern gullies and moss-covered roots of ancient rainforest trees, protecting the delicate ecosystem while providing you with unique views of the forest.
Wildlife
Aside from being one of the most scenic spots in Australia, The Great Ocean Road also boasts an abundance of wildlife. It has one of the highest concentrations of wild koala's in Australia. Wild kangaroo's and wallabies are also in abundance, and there is an incredible array of brightly coloured parrots.
Waterfalls
The Otway national park waterfalls are beautiful and varied. There are a number of waterfalls that you can choose to visit, based on your interests, fitness levels and the time of year that you choose to visit.
History of the road
The Great Ocean Road is a memorial to the lost lives and sacrifices of the Australian diggers in world war one. On the tour, you will learn about their story and the effects the road has had on the townships that we pass through.
Local townships
The townships dotted along the coast, really are the beating heart of the local region. Relax on their safe sandy beaches, hit the waves on surf boards or in kayaks, browse the souvenir shops and sample some of the local delicacies such as the famous scallop pie!
Things To Do
Where to start?! Aside from the sightseeing, walks, beaches and gourmet delights, there is also an abundance of activities to do, such as zip lining, horse riding, fishing, canoeing, yoga, to name but a few. Contact us if you wish to add an activity onto your itinerary.