You may need to wait a little longer than usual while on holiday this summer, but please be patient as businesses do their best to keep you safe – because all things great are worth the wait. Allow extra time and slow down to really appreciate what our region has to offer.
Enjoy what the Great Ocean Road region has to offer, whilst keeping safe. Whether you’re exploring the streets around a town, or our beaches, rivers, parks and waterways, there are some key things to remember.
Before you head out this summer take the time to plan your trip. We want you to stay safe and enjoy the best of nature. Parks Victoria has pulled together some useful tips and tricks to help you along the way.
When enjoying the coastline this summer, remember to stay away from cliffs and caves. Cliff danger zones are above and below. In 2021, debris from a cliff collapse in Anglesea had the weight of approximately 10 million kilograms, or 400 full grown humpback whales.
Stay on established tracks above and avoid the base of cliffs below by the distance of their height or more.
You may need to wait a little longer than usual while on holiday this summer, but please be patient as businesses do their best to keep you safe – because all things great are worth the wait! Allow extra time and slow down to really appreciate our region.
Visitors flock to the Great Ocean Road for many reasons; breathtaking views, world heritage sites, gourmet food, adventure and more. Here are 10 ways you can be a responsible traveller while exploring the Great Ocean Road.
Our businesses are doing their best to work to COVID Safe guidelines while still giving you the best experience possible. Planning ahead during these times is key.
Enjoy what the Great Ocean Road region has to offer, whilst keeping safe. Whether you’re exploring the streets around a town, or our beaches, rivers, parks and waterways, there are some key things to remember.
Look after the places you love to visit, and always leave the land as you find it. Our beautiful landscapes bring a lot of joy to those lucky enough to live here or visit – make sure that continues to happen by never causing damage – intentional or accidental.
This land is rich in reward for the observant and those with the time to fall under the spell of it’s special places. Accept our invitation to slow down, stay a while and begin to feel the way we do about our home.
When enjoying the coastline, remember to stay away from cliffs and caves.
Cliffs are always changing and can collapse without warning.
In 2021, debris from a cliff collapse in Anglesea had the weight of approximately 10 million kilograms, or 400 full grown humpback whales.
Cliff danger zones are above and below.
Stay on established tracks above and avoid the base of cliffs below by the distance of their height or more.
Sign up to get the latest deals, tours & events along the Great Ocean Road
Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Great Ocean Road region the Wadawurrung, Eastern Maar & Gunditjmara. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging. We recognise and respect their unique cultural heritage and the connection to their traditional lands. We commit to building genuine and lasting partnerships that recognise, embrace and support the spirit of reconciliation, working towards self-determination, equity of outcomes and an equal voice for Australia’s first people.
