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Split Point Lighthouse
20m
Split Point Lighthouse (nicknamed the "White Queen") is one of Australia’s most iconic coastal landmarks. Famous for its starring role in the TV show Round the Twist, this 34-meter-tall lighthouse offers stunning 360° ocean views, fascinating maritime history, and easy access to scenic walks along the Surf Coast.
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15m
The Memorial Arch is a symbolic gateway to the Great Ocean Road, honoring the World War I soldiers who built this iconic coastal route. A must-stop photo spot, it marks the official start (or end) of your road trip and celebrates the road’s rich history.
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Teddy's Lookout
15m
Our favourite stop will take your breath away as it is the highest point on our tour.
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Apollo Bay
1h
Apollo Bay is a charming seaside town nestled between the Otway Ranges and the Southern Ocean. Known for its pristine beaches, fresh seafood, and lush rainforest backdrop, it’s the perfect stop to relax, refuel, and adventure on a Great Ocean Road trip.
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Great Otway National Park
Pass by
A wonderland where the rainforest meets the sea, Great Otway National Park is a biodiverse gem offering waterfalls, ancient trees, wild coastlines, and iconic wildlife. Whether you seek hiking, photography, or koala-spotting, this park delivers unforgettable Aussie nature experiences.
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Loch Ard Gorge
20m
A dramatic natural wonder steeped in shipwreck history, Loch Ard Gorge offers turquoise waters, golden cliffs, and hauntingly beautiful landscapes. Named after the infamous 1878 shipwreck of the Loch Ard, it’s a must-stop on the Great Ocean Road for its geology, legends, and photogenic vistas.
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The Twelve Apostles
1h
The Twelve Apostles are Australia’s most iconic coastal landmarks—towering limestone stacks rising dramatically from the Southern Ocean. Though only 7 apostles remain (due to erosion), their grandeur and ever-changing colors at sunrise/sunset make them a must-see natural wonder.
