- The Great Ocean Road is a bucket list experience and a journey that you should undertake at least once in your lifetime.
- A big shout out to the folks traveling from UK to Australia, especially to the road trip junkies. Ever heard of the great ocean road drive?
- From Melbourne to Port Fairy along the Great Ocean Road will take about 7 hours of driving non stop and longer depending on how many stops you have.
- Located in Victoria, the Great Ocean Road begins in the charming surfing town of Torquay, which sits 104 kilometres southwest of Melbourne.
- The Great Ocean Road is a spectacular coastal drive that stretches over 240 kilometers along the southwestern coast of Victoria, Australia.
- A lot of Melbournians write Lorne off as a tourist trap, and to be fair it is the biggest and most popular town on the Great Ocean Road.
- The Great Ocean Road is predominately a tourist attraction and is a strip of road thats hugs the coastline which is affectionately known as the Shipwreck Coast.
- You’ll find the Round the Twist lighthouse in the sleepy seaside village of Aireys Inlet, just 25 minutes from Torquay along the Great Ocean Road.
- There is a 45-kilometer section of the Great Ocean Road that comes between Lorne and Apollo Bay, is responsible for the annual "Great Ocean Road Marathon".
- In Victoria, south Australia, the Great Ocean Road built by former soldiers after WWI, it's a gorgeous drive with views of the ocean and the 12 Apostles.