🦈 How To Visit Great Ocean Road

Best time to visit Great Ocean road. The summer months from November through February are ideal for visiting the Great Ocean Road. Not only is the climate suitable for a long drive, but the destinations along the way are also at their scenic best. Travel Tips. If short on time, take the inland route to the twelve apostles. I recommend spending at least 3 – 4 days road tripping The Great Ocean Road, any less and you’ll feel too rushed! Day 1: Explore Lorne and drive to Apollo Bay. Day 2: Explore the Great Otway National Park. Day 3: Visit the 12 Apostles and surrounds. Day 4: Drive back to Melbourne. Driving Time: 1 hr. 30 mins. With the motorhome packed, it’s time to say goodbye to the bright lights of Melbourne, to travel south-west to Torquay, and the gateway to the Great Ocean Road. Driving down towards the coast, be sure to stop in at Geelong. Known as the gateway to the Bellarine Peninsula, Geelong has a gorgeous waterfront, where Take a left turn off the Great Ocean Road to visit the Cape Otway Lightstation (see later in this article for more about this historic Great Ocean Road lighthouse). Keep going around the loop on C155 to stop at Triplet Falls and Hopetoun Falls. Your FREE digital guide to the Great Ocean Road. Take it with you to get tips on what to do, what to see, where to eat - see stories and videos and much, much more. CHECK IT OUT. Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Great Ocean Road region the Wadawurrung, Eastern Maar & Gunditjmara. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging. Please check the activity highlights below for more details. Go on a one-of-a-kind road trip from Melbourne and conquer the Australian National Heritage-listed Great Ocean Road! Drive through this 240 km stretch of stunning coastal views with exciting twists and turns on board a comfortable van. Pass by the famous limestone stacks of the 12 Panmure Campground. Location: 13km north-east of Allansford. The Panmure Campground is a nice one to round off your Free Camping along the Great Ocean Road trip. It can be a noisy as its close to the highway, however you can enjoy flushing toilets, BBQs, a nearby river for swimming, grassy sites and a playground. 9FZF.

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