- Although I travel a fair bit, I always love to take my map, get a car and do the Great Ocean Road drive itinerary at least once a year.
- One of the most iconic road trips in all of Australia, if not the world, has got to be the Great Ocean Road drive.
- 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.
- Known as one of the most spectacular driving routes in the world, the Great Ocean Road is an iconic Australian destination.
- There are lots of ways to enjoy The Great Ocean Road. Whilst some of them do involve walking and stairs, there are plenty of other options.
- After being picked up from your Melbourne CBD accommodation, explore the world famous Great Ocean Road on this full-day tour.
- 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.
- Finally, we made it to Bells Beach in Torquay, the end point of the Great Ocean Road. The four of us were ecstatic to be off those winding roads.
- This is a great place to have a picnic on the Great Ocean Road because it has benches available, stretches of sand, free parking and great ocean views.
- One of the world's great scenic drives, the Great Ocean Road is an important coastal highway in the South West Coast region of Victoria. It's the world's largest war memorial.