• Twelve Apostles - Experience Victoria’s most renowned landmark before the crowds gather. Marvel at the stunning limestone formations from various vantage points.

• Loch Ard Gorge - Uncover the poignant shipwreck tale, explore the secluded beach, and admire the dramatic cliff formations.

• Great Ocean Road - Journey along the Great Ocean Road in the afternoon glow, pausing at scenic beaches, clifftops, and quaint seaside towns.

• The Razorback - Among the most impressive rock formations on the Great Ocean Road, The Razorback is a long, slender limestone ridge shaped by the relentless forces of wind and sea.

• Great Otway National Park - Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Great Otway National Park, home to some of Australia’s oldest and most captivating rainforests. Here, visitors can enjoy a tranquil walk beneath towering eucalyptus and fern trees, accompanied by the sounds of native birds and the fresh forest air.

This verdant paradise reveals a completely different aspect of the Great Ocean Road — from cool temperate rainforests and hidden waterfalls to moss-covered trees that seem straight out of a fairytale.

Your guide will provide insights into the park’s unique ecosystem, local wildlife, and history, making it both a relaxing and educational stop. It’s an ideal way to reconnect with nature before continuing the scenic drive toward the coast.

• Apollo Bay - Savor lunch at a local café or restaurant (at your own expense) with time to unwind. Nestled between lush green hills and the sparkling Southern Ocean, Apollo Bay is a charming seaside village and a perfect stop to relax during your journey.

• Kennett River - One of the most delightful sections of the Great Ocean Road, Kennett River is renowned for its wild koalas resting in the eucalyptus trees.

• Great Ocean Road Memorial Archway - A symbolic entrance to one of the world’s most scenic drives, the Great Ocean Road Memorial Archway is a must-see highlight of the journey. This iconic timber arch was constructed to honor the returned World War I soldiers who built the Great Ocean Road by hand — a remarkable achievement that stands as the world’s largest war memorial. Travelers can pause here for memorable photos beneath the arch and learn about the incredible history behind this coastal masterpiece. It’s a perfect way to appreciate the story of how the Great Ocean Road came to life.

• Aireys Inlet - Visit Split Point Lighthouse or a chocolate factory, depending on weather and timing. This is optional and subject to weather conditions and closures.

• Melbourne - Return via a scenic drive.

• Private transportation
• Government fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Tea and coffee

Embark on a reverse journey along the Great Ocean Road, beginning early at the 12 Apostles to beat the crowds, ensuring optimal photo opportunities and a more tranquil experience. Accompanied by a friendly local guide, explore renowned sites such as Razorback, Loch Ard Gorge, Great Otway National Park, Apollo Bay, Kennett River, and Split Point Lighthouse. Encounter wild koalas, relish picturesque coastal drives, and uncover intriguing tales of shipwrecks and local history. Ideal for families, couples, or small groups seeking a comfortable, flexible, and personalized adventure along one of the world’s most stunning coastal routes. All entry fees are included — no hidden costs.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.