“It doesnt always snow but you can be lucky! Autumn and Winter with wood fires close to Lorne is hard to beat. Call Doug for a a cooler season rate!.”
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Operating as ‘Great Ocean Road Auto Tours’. This tour operation specialises in private tours for up to four people who travel in a BMW X5…..
“The 12 Apostles, tour departs Apollo Bay with the Otway Ranges as a backdrop. From – $160.00 p/p Flight time approx 45 Min return”
Luxury contemporary beachside home with uninterrupted ocean views. Offering more facilities than the average holiday home….
Great Ocean Road Accommodation, specials, seasonal discounts are offered exclusively by Great Ocean Road Trip. Whether using the the Great Ocean Road Trip Online booking system >> or by contacting accommodation providers direct we guarantee the best price available for your stay.
The Great Ocean Road is a very popular tourist and holiday destination that provides easy access to the dramatic beauty the coastline and hinterland has to offer. It has the charm of fishing villages, the beauty of golden beaches, cerulean waters and lush green foothills and the spectacular scenery of the Otway forests.
There is a diverse range of accommodation, cafes, classy restaurants, specialty shops and markets to cater for large numbers of domestic and international visitors. For Victoria Australia, The Great Ocean Road is a fantastic region to have an unparaled Australian experience.
When visiting the great ocean road unless you are doing a day trip you will need to find some where to stay Great Ocean Road Trip offer a selection of accommodation primarily in the Lorne to Johanna region which includes Apollo Bay and the Otways and Cape Otway.
Great Ocean Road accommodation options range from basic camping through backpacker hostels, cottages, Bed and Breakfast Motels / Hotels, beachside , eco tourism accommodation and secluded forest retreats.
The Great Ocean Road follows the dramatically beautiful and varied south west Victorian coast, winding along breathtaking cliff faces, past pastoral scenes of rich green hills to the magnificence of the Otway Ranges and the Twelve Apostles.The Great Ocean Road follows the coastline and is segmented in to 3 regional areas, the Surf Coast , Shipwreck Coast and the Otways.
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Jeffrey Richardson: Time out at Gibson’s Beach, the
Great Ocean Road
The Great Ocean Road boasts ocean surf beaches and safe
swimming beaches, a boat harbour, golf courses, weekend
craft markets, fine dining, wineries, nature &
eco tours, including seal watching, and
excellent fishing and, the Great Ocean Walk.
The Great Ocean Road is a 243 kilometre stretch of road along the south west coast of Victoria, Australia. The road takes travellers from Torquay to Allansford and was originally built between 1919 and 1932 by returned soldiers and dedicated as a World War 1 memorial.
Additional information on the Great Ocean Road.
The road is two lane (one in each direction),[3] and is covered by a speed limit changing between 80 kilometres per hour and 100 kilometres per hour
Additional information on road rules in the in Victoria.1. Sailing Antarctica
2. An African safari
3. Driving the Great Ocean Road
4. The Amalfi Coast from Positano to Ravello
5. The Trans-Siberian railway
6. Sailing the Mediterranean
7. The trek to Everest Base Camp
8. Route 66
9. Highway 1 from San Francisco to Los Angeles
10. The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
The Great Ocean Road has come in at number 10 on the list of The Top 100
Things To Do In Australia Before You Die by the
Australian Traveller magazine’s panel of travel
writers and celebrities.
1. Overload your senses at Kakadu
2. Dive into the Great Barrier Reef
3. Find freedom on the Big Lap Drive around Australia
4. Visit the remarkable pebble Uluru
5. Climb the Coathanger Bridge Climb
6. Cruise the rugged Kimberly Coast
7. Swim with whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef
8. Explore Sydney Harbour
9. Chase a pure dingo down a 75-mile beach at
Fraser Island
10. Wind yourself up along the Great Ocean
Road