- Feasibly the most famous of all the Australian road trips, the Great Ocean Road spans the 244-kilometre stretch from Torquay west to Warrnambool.
- A drive down Australia's Great Ocean Road will bring you to Port Campbell National Park and the iconic limestone rock formations on its coastline.
- A timeframe of three days or longer is ideal to drive the Great Ocean Road, as there are so many rock formations and lovely seaside towns to see.
- The nearest major city is Melbourne and it’s a popular day or side trip from there (it’s where we visited from). The Great Ocean Road drive is 243km (151 miles) long.
- After being picked up from your Melbourne CBD accommodation, explore the world famous Great Ocean Road on this full-day tour.
- It’s my second day on Australia’s Great Ocean Road, a scenic highway that follows the coastline west of Melbourne for 151 miles through Victoria.
- The Great Ocean Road is a bucket list experience and a journey that you should undertake at least once in your lifetime.
- Victoria's Great Ocean Road offers scenic surprises at every turn. In signature Australian style, dense pockets of rainforest, charming coastal towns...
- I’ve driven up and down the Great Ocean Road numerous times stopping at both the popular attractions and lesser-known spots on the way.
- Warnambool indie artist Tom Richardson has put together a playlist of some of his favourite music, specifically tailored for a trip down the Great Ocean Road.