• The Razorback - This limestone formation is the most remarkable in the region, offering breathtaking views!
• Loch Ard Gorge - This gorge is the site of Australia’s most renowned shipwreck, the Loch Ard, which sank here in 1878.
• Twelve Apostles - Initially called the “Sow and Piglets,” this rock formation was renamed by early settlers after the disciples of Jesus Christ. Interestingly, there are not actually twelve “Apostles,” and it’s uncertain if there ever were. These towering limestone stacks are the tallest in the world and undoubtedly Victoria’s most iconic attraction.
• Apollo Bay - Lunch Stop.
  Apollo Bay, known as ‘Paradise by the Sea,’ was named after the sloop Apollo, which sought refuge in the bay’s calm waters during a fierce storm in 1845. The town’s history is deeply connected to the fishing and timber industries, and a small fishing fleet still operates today.
• Kennett River - The ideal spot to see “Wild” Koalas.
• Split Point Lighthouse - A must-visit attraction, the Split Point Lighthouse stands as a magnificent sentinel on the Shipwreck Coast. Explore maritime history and marvel at this wild and perilous coastline where hundreds of ships have met their fate.

• Round-trip transfers
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Live commentary on board
• Experience and Knowledge Driver/Guide

• Other personal expenses
• Meal

The powerful waves generated by the South Pacific Ocean crash against the cliffs. Extending along the southern coast of Victoria, Australia, is a 243-kilometer coastal road known as the Great Ocean Road, celebrated as “the most spectacular coastal route in the world.” Departing from Melbourne, the journey heads westward, offering the exhilarating experience of traveling thousands of miles along the Great Ocean Road. The exploration includes at least six renowned attractions: Loch Ard Gorge, Razorback, 12 Apostles, Apollo Bay, Kennett River, and Split Point Lighthouse.

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