• Winchelsea War Memorial - A visit to the quaint outdoor War Memorial in the rural town of Winchelsea offers a perfect restroom break and a chance to observe flocks of wild Corellas. Experience the charm of an authentic Australian rural town with its historic buildings and unique character.
• Port Campbell National Park - Enjoy your first glimpse of the breathtaking views from the cliffs along the Great Ocean Road. From this lesser-known spot, you can gaze far into the “Shipwreck Coast,” with the Twelve Apostles’ stacks visible in the distance. This location offers a fantastic overview of the area and is ideal for capturing stunning panoramic photos.
• The Grotto - Discover this hidden gem, less crowded by tourists, yet offering spectacular views from a gorge featuring several blowholes. It’s a wonderful spot for photography sessions.
• London Bridge - Witness the famous site where London Bridge has indeed fallen down. You’ll learn that for those “in the know,” this spot is called the London Arch, and you’ll be amused by the story of how a secret affair became public news. This location is a major highlight on the Great Ocean Road.
• Port Campbell Scenic Lookout - This scenic lookout provides a wonderful view of the town of Port Campbell below. It’s one of the few places where the cliffs break, allowing access to the beach. You can choose to take a self-guided walk across a scenic suspension bridge to the town below.
• Twelve Apostles - The renowned Twelve Apostles. Enjoy counting the various limestone stacks that form the Twelve Apostles, shaped by erosion. It’s a breathtaking sight, though there are fewer than twelve.
• Loch Ard Gorge - Due to unstable cliffs, this location is temporarily closed to the public. Instead, we’ll drive by and visit the nearby beach below the Gibson Steps.
• Gibsons Steps - A striking coastal attraction located just beyond the Twelve Apostles, featuring 86 steps carved into a 70-meter cliff, leading down to a wild, scenic beach where you can view the towering limestone stacks known as Gog and Magog.

• Private transportation
• Pick-up and drop-off at a mutually agreed location
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Carbonated beverages
• Use of monoculars
• Seven locations to explore

An express tour of the Great Ocean Road, perfect for cruise tourists and those with limited time who wish to see the main attractions of this renowned route. This condensed tour covers numerous sites, thanks to a well-planned itinerary. With a later start, guests can enjoy more rest and avoid traffic. By taking the inland route, the tour begins at the far end of the Great Ocean Road and heads towards Melbourne, steering clear of the crowds.

This private tour includes visits to popular spots as well as several lesser-known, less crowded, yet stunning locations, providing opportunities for photography and appreciating the unique features of each site.

There are plenty of chances for restroom breaks and wildlife photography stops.

As with all tours by 69 Tours, this is a private experience, offering flexibility, conducted in a relaxed and leisurely manner by an experienced local guide.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.