3 Day Great Ocean Road

• Surf Beach – Surf the famous beaches along the Surf Coast and feel the sand between your toes.
• Beach Walk – Walk along the stunning coastline.
• Historic Memorial Arch – Pay your respects to the workers who built the road and get a photo with the Great Ocean Road Sign!
• Seaside Towns – Explore the charm of the coastal villages as you go.
• Wildlife Spotting – See wild Koalas, Kookaburras, Parrots and Lorikeets in the eucalyptus trees.
• Apollo Bay – Stop for lunch (at your own expense) and check out the sights of this beautiful coastal town.
• Rainforest – Go on a guided bushwalk through the ancient Otway Rainforest and see unique flora and fauna.
• Twelve Apostles – See the Twelve Apostles from multiple vantage points.
• Loch Ard Gorge – Stand on the limestone cliffs and go down to the beach.
• Overnight in Warrnambool – Stay overnight in the coastal town of Warrnambool.

Clifftop Coastal Walk

Take a stroll along the Warrnambool coast and spot seals.

Whale Watching

See whales at Logans Beach as they travel along Australia’s Southern Coast from June to September.

Tower Hill National Park

Victoria’s first National Park, an ancient extinct volcano over 30,000 years old. Once the home of the Koroitgundidj people, it is now a wildlife sanctuary for Koalas, Emus, Kangaroos, Magpie Geese, Echidnas, Possums and water birds.

Mount Rouse

Climb to the top of this extinct volcano for views of the lava fields and surrounding landscape. On a clear day, you can see the ocean to the south and the Grampians to the north.

Halls Gap

Spend some time in Halls Gap and grab lunch at one of the many cafes or restaurants. Try a traditional Aussie pie or gelato.

Aboriginal Culture

Learn about the history and traditions of the Jardwadjali and Djab Wurring Aboriginal people. The gardens are a peaceful spot to relax and watch wildlife.

Chautauqua Peak or The Pinnacle

2-hour hike to the top of the Wonderland Range to see sandstone formations and eucalyptus hills. Great views of the Grampians and Wimmera plains. Wear sturdy shoes and bring at least 2 litres of water.

Aussie BBQ

Help us cook an Aussie BBQ for dinner in Grampians National Park.

Grampians National Park is a true wildlife haven with waterfalls and walking trails where you can see Kangaroos, Wallabies, Koalas, Emus, Birds, Echidnas, and so many other Australian wildlife and plant species.

MacKenzie Falls—Walk down to the peaceful MacKenzie Falls and enjoy the mist.
Boroka Lookout – One of the best views in the Grampians, over Halls Gap and Lake Lonsdale.
Jaws of Death – Walk through a stringybark forest to the Balconies (Jaws of Death)

*The itinerary is subject to change.