Embark on an unforgettable journey along the Great Ocean Road, immersing yourself in breathtaking scenery and rich history on a small-group tour designed for a more relaxed and personalised experience. With an early departure, you will enjoy this iconic coastal drive while avoiding peak crowds.

Our journey begins in the Surf Coast region in Anglesea, a picturesque coastal town. Take a moment to stretch your legs and recharge with a coffee break, or a bite to eat at your own expense. Feel the refreshing ocean breeze and energize yourself for the adventure ahead.

Continue along the Great Ocean Road to the Memorial Arch, a historic landmark that commemorates the soldiers who built this incredible coastal route after World War I. Capture the significance of this iconic gateway and admire its striking design.

As the road hugs the coastline, take in breathtaking ocean views and ever-changing landscapes that make this one of the world’s most scenic drives. Along the way, keep an eye out for wild koalas and native birdlife, which may be spotted resting in eucalyptus trees or moving through their natural habitat.

Step into the tranquil beauty of Maits Rest, where an easy rainforest walk winds beneath towering trees and lush fern gullies. The peaceful atmosphere offers a refreshing connection with nature.

Enjoy a lunch stop in the Otways region, with time to purchase a meal at a local café (at your own expense).

The highlight of the day is the world-famous 12 Apostles on Australia’s Shipwreck Coast. Marvel at the dramatic limestone stacks rising from the Southern Ocean and experience the raw power of this rugged coastline.

Your journey continues to Loch Ard Gorge, a stunning coastal landmark shaped by shipwreck history. Take in the towering cliffs, tranquil beach, and powerful ocean views before beginning the return journey to Melbourne.

Join us on this unforgettable Great Ocean Road tour, where an early start, carefully selected stops, and a small-group experience combine to deliver a memorable day along Victoria’s most iconic coastline.