Great Ocean Road Tours

Continue your Great Ocean Road Tour along Victoria’s Shipwreck Coast (Apostle Coast). This road continues where the drive on Great Ocean Road finishes, but is a unique area for exploration in its own right.

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Besides some of history’s most notorious and fascinating shipwrecks, your audio guide will help you explore:

TOWNS

Port Campbell - a very popular coastal town and home to the famous 12 Apostles, London Bridge, Loch Ard Gorge and the Bay of Islands.

Warrnambool - home to many shipwrecks, a historic boathouse, a recreated maritime village and was Victoria’s most active port in the 1880s.

Port Fairy - a prominent festival town along the Great Ocean Road.

Portland - Victoria’s first agricultural development and first permanent European settlement in 1834.

LANDMARKS

Twelve Apostles - renowned collection of limestone stacks off the shore of Port Campbell.

Loch Ard Gorge - named after the clipper ship Loch Ard which ran aground nearby in 1878 after travelling from England.

London Arch - formerly know as London Bridge before an arch suddenly collapsed in 1990.

The Grotto - is a geological formation known as a 'sink hole' and is located just outside of Port Campbell.

Bay of Islands - a stunning coastal park that stretches for 33km from Peterborough almost to Warrnambool.

Warrnambool Cemetery

Lady Bay - location of the seaside city of Warrambool

The Crags - a rocky limestone outcrop about 6km east of Yambuk

Lady Julia Percy Island - located 22km south-west of Port Fairy and Australia's only off-shore volcano

Codrington Wind Farm - largest wind farm in Victoria located in Port Fairy

Portland Lighthouse - also known as the Whaler's Bluff Lighthouse guides vessels past the treacherous Whaler's Reef into the Portland Harbour.

PLANTS & ANIMALS

Curdies River

Whales

Middle Island

Tower Hill

Griffiths Island

Narrawong

PEOPLE

Tom Pierce - one of the two survivors of the ill-fated ship Loch Ard

Eva Carmichael - one of the two survivors of the ill-fated ship Loch Ard

Bully Forbes - a remarkable seaman with a legendary seafaring career in the 1800s

Banjo Paterson - Australia's most loved bush poet

Fletcher Jones - retailing icon of the 1900s who started out in Warrnambool

Matthew Flinders - one of the most successful navigators and cartographers of his age

Edward Henty - the founder of Victorian settlement

Major Thomas Mitchell - was the Surveyor-General of NSW in 1827

And much, much more!