－Tour Information－

Meeting Time: Between 8:00-8:30 AM, please arrive 15 minutes early The meeting time will be communicated to you via email or text the night before departure. Please check your inbox and message inbox, and consider the latest information received the night before as accurate.
This tour is Chinese Speaking Tour

Meeting Point: No.108 Little Bourke Street.

The meeting time was sent to your mobile and email at 5 PM the day before the tour.

Duration: 10-11 hours (subject to traffic conditions on the day).
Return Time: Approximately between 7:30-8:30 PM in the city center (actual time may vary depending on the day's traffic conditions). We recommend not scheduling any other activities immediately afterward to ensure a timely return to the city.
Vehicle type: Cars will be allocated based on the number of passengers.

－ Tour Introduction －
This Great Ocean Road journey begins by passing through Melbourne's bustling major transportation hub, the West Gate Bridge, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Port Phillip Bay. As you travel through the surfing paradise of Torquay and Anglesea, the scenery transitions from magnificent ocean views to lush green countryside. You'll also pass through the charming European-style town of Lorne and the crescent-shaped Apollo Bay.

During lunchtime, the guide will assist in arranging lunch (at your own expense) or provide recommendations for dining areas. At this time, we will be stopping along the Great Ocean Road, where you can appreciate and learn about the fascinating history of this grand highway. We'll arrive at the most famous attraction of the Great Ocean Road, the Twelve Apostles. These majestic rock formations rising from the sea showcase nature's awe-inspiring craftsmanship and ignite one's imagination. If time permits, you can opt for a helicopter ride at your own expense to witness the breathtaking beauty of the Twelve Apostles from above.

After admiring the grand and awe-inspiring landscapes, we'll continue to Loch Ard Gorge, also known as the “Shipwreck Coast,” for a brief rest before returning to Melbourne and concluding the day's journey.