- The Great Ocean Road officially ends at Allansford, but extend the drive by just 12 minutes for the brighter lights of Warrnambool.
- 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.
- Our first stop was at Anglesea for a 10 min short toilet break. That was where I approached the tourist information kiosk for a map of the Great Ocean Road.
- 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.
- Like the drive up California's coast on Highway 1, the Great Ocean Road is a lovely meander that should be on your bucket list.
- The Great Ocean road is one of the first things you’ll see advertised while in Melbourne. Signs for day tours from the city will litter travel agency windows and you’ll...
- Melbourne to the 12 Apostles is about 4.5 hours ( 275 kms ) non stop driving along the Great Ocean Road, less if go the inland route via Colac.
- With so much to see along this incredible road trip here is a guide to the top spots to stop at along the Great Ocean Road.
- Known as one of the most spectacular driving routes in the world, the Great Ocean Road is an iconic Australian destination.
- The Great Ocean Road offers spectacular views of the coast, including the famous 12 Apostles, limestone cliff formations rising from the sea.