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This walk is on a 4WD track seasonally closed to vehicles. Wallabies and kangaroos frequent the understory and some rare and threatened plant species may be found along the track.There are views across the Erskine River to Erskine Falls Road.
From the Visitor Centre walk through Top Bank Caravan Park to Swing Bridge. Cross the bridge and turn left along the boardwalk. Finish by walking through the caravan park and across Erskine River Bridge to the Visitor Centre. START/FINISH: Lorne
The southern network (which has just undergone a $2.32M redevelopment) surrounds the township of Forrest and takes riders through a mixture of wet eucalypt forest and awesome fern gullies. Warm up at the brand new skill park at the southern
8 Reasons To Wake Up To Port Fairy & Surrounds So you’ve landed in the charming seaside village of Port Fairy the perfect place to base yourself and explore. Port Fairy and surrounds has many natural attractions. Here are The
Welcome to Myoora, a luxurious three-bedroom, two-bathroom beachfront retreat designed by award-winning Inarc Architects and Tim Allen Design. Combining modern elegance with Lorne’s stunning natural beauty, this home offers ocean views from most rooms, allowing the outside to flow seamlessly
BE IN YOUR ELEMENT Be In Your Element in the Great Ocean Road region Some destinations tick boxes. The Great Ocean Road region does something different. Come to be reminded of what wild and beautiful really means. Come to be
A guide for the Great Ocean Road region Accessible Great Ocean Road is your go-to resource for exploring this stunning region with accessibility in mind. Our guides are designed so you to ensure that everybody can enjoy the Great Ocean
Frequently Asked Questions The Great Ocean Road Planning Your Visit Great Ocean Road Attractions How long is the Great Ocean Road? The Great Ocean Road (B100) stretches over 243 kilometres, winding through some of Victoria’s most scenic coastal landscapes. This
Explore the mystical forests and discover the hidden secrets that await in Glenelg this winter’ Glenelg Shire has many natural wonders to uncover from indigenous World Heritage site, vast beaches, and rivers, but one attraction not many people know about
If you’re staying in Portland or Port Fairy, make sure you spend a day in the beach-side village of Narrawong and its surrounds. Bay of Whales Gallery + Coffee Shop With panoramic farm and ocean views, the Bay of Whales
In the small town of Portland, exciting things await An hour’s drive from Warrnambool, it is tucked in a non-hustle and bustle place where you are free to relax and take a break. Unlike carnivals or skyscrapers, Portland depends on
Portland always attracts a new wave of visitors: the big nature lovers. They’ll be coming for the big swells, the deep sea wonders and the rugged coastline. They don’t care what the weather presents; they thrive on the brash coastal
Tucked away in Victoria’s southwest corner, it is the western gateway to the Great Ocean Road – one of Victoria’s best kept secrets. Lower Glenelg National Park Surrounding the Glenelg River, this park is perfect for walking, sightseeing, picnics, camping
Kennett River Where the forest meets the sea: Kennett River’s natural allure. Discover the serenity of Kennett River, nestled amidst the lush Otways with its vibrant birdlife and pristine coastline, ideal for nature enthusiasts. Apollo Bay Your ultimate guide to
Moonscapes & Mystical Caves This stretch of the Great Ocean Road is much less visited than the icons to the east but rewards the intrepid traveller with some incredible sights and truly unique locations. Moonscapes, volcanic craters, azure blue waters,
10 Ways to Travel Responsibly Tread lightly, travel well. The Great Ocean Road is wild, beautiful and worth protecting. A few small choices – how you move, what you pack, who you support – can make a big difference to
Cape Nelson A windswept wonder on the rugged coast. Cape Nelson offers dramatic coastal views, the iconic Cape Nelson Lighthouse, and serene walking trails. Perfect for those seeking natural beauty, history, and a touch of maritime charm. Discover MorePortland &
Camperdown Lakes, peaks and vintage treats Discover a small town on Djagurd Wurrung Country in SW Victoria, surrounded by lakes, volcanic peaks and bursting with heritage charm. A place where vintage is always in vogue, and “online shopping” means catching
The Great Ocean Road is one of the most famous road trips in the world. Pack the bags and take this bucket list journey to some of the most iconic experiences that epitomize just why this region is great. Soar
