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Great Ocean Road 2 Day Tour

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Stretching along 243 kilometers of breathtaking coastline, the Great Ocean Road is one of Australia’s most scenic road trips. The 12 Apostles are the main attraction, but the real beauty lies in the journey itself. Along this iconic route, you’ll pass through the stunning landscapes of the Surf Coast, Otway Rainforest, and Shipwreck Coast, as well as charming seaside towns and catch glimpses of koalas dozing in the eucalyptus trees. It’s a trip that truly showcases the best of Australia’s natural beauty.

On our Great Ocean Road tours, you’ll be able to experience the beauty of this iconic stretch of road and take in the breathtaking views of the 12 Apostles. These towering limestone stacks are constantly shaped and eroded by the powerful Southern Ocean, and it’s uncertain how many of them will remain standing. But one thing is certain – the stunning views of the coastline and the sound of the waves crashing against the pillars are truly unforgettable.

Spend two whole days experiencing the incredible scenery along Australia’s iconic Great Ocean Road. You’ll get to see some of the country’s best-loved landmarks and attractions, and stop off along the way in quaint seaside towns and sprawling, pristine beaches. The 2 Day Great Ocean Road Tour is the perfect introduction to this stretch of coastline that will take your breath away.

Departure & Return Location

Melbourne

Departure Time

7:00 AM

Price Includes

  • Morning tea
  • All park entrance fees
  • Wildlife viewing
  • Dormitory accommodation
  • Meals as indicated*
  • Informative & friendly tour guide
  • Airconditioned transport
  • Melbourne CBD and St. Kilda pick-up/drop-off

*Please include any dietary requirements in the notes when you book.

What to Expect

There are also other attractions you can see

  • The Twelve Apostles
  • The Penguin Parade
  • Flinders Station
Itinerary

Day 1Includes dinner

Day one is dedicated to exploring the parts on the western end of the Great Ocean Road that the day trips don’t visit. You’ll get to see so much more of this stunning part of Australia that regular tours don’t have time for. Because a one day tour is just not enough!

We’ll leave Melbourne and head straight towards the Great Ocean Road, stopping on the way to get to know your fellow travellers over morning tea. We make our first beach stop at Logans Beach in Warrnambool, where we’ll look for whales (winter) or watch surfers in action (year-round). Next up, we head to Tower Hill, an extinct volcano that’s now a haven for wildlife. Once there, you can spot native critters, like kangaroos and koalas as we picnic amongst the trees.

Then it’s on the Great Ocean Road, where you can soak up the incredible views at Bay of Islands, Bay of Martyrs, The Grotto, and London Bridge, before experiencing the sunset at the 12 Apostles. You can hang around to see the penguins return up the beach from their day of fishing here, too. We finish off the night at Port Campbell Hostel, where we’ll enjoy a delicious dinner together before heading to bed.

Day 2includes breakfast

On day two, we make our way back to Melbourne along the Great Ocean Road. We start the day by visiting Loch Ard Gorge and the 12 Apostles in daylight. We’ll be here way before any of the other tours arrive, so you can enjoy these incredible landmarks without the crowds.

We’ll then move on to Gibson Steps and Maits Rest, where you’ll have the chance to take a guided rainforest walk.

Lunch will be in the quaint town of Apollo Bay, and then it’s on to Bells Beach, where you can kick back, relax, and watch the surfers ride the waves. We arrive back in Melbourne in the evening. It will take about an hour and a half to drive back, so check out the photos you’ve taken along the road or snooze away in your seat.

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