
Memorial
Arch
The two-day adventure
begins on the Surf Coast, where you can snap some pictures of the world-famous
Memorial Arch and wander along the incredible beaches of Lorne and Anglesea.
Kennett
River
From there, we’ll take
you to the lush surrounds of the Kennett River, where you can spot cute koalas
up the trees and see vibrant birds, like King Parrots and the native
Kookaburra.
The
Otway Rainforest
You’ll take a guided
bushwalk through the ancient backdrop of the Otway Rainforest, stopping at
Mait’s Rest to lookout over the breath-taking surrounding scenery.
The
Best Attractions of the Great Ocean Road
Then it’s on to see
some of the Great Ocean Road’s most popular attractions. You’ll get to
experience the impressive silhouette of the 12 Apostles, learn more about the
tragic shipwreck that took place at Loch Ard Gorge, and visit the Razorback and
the London Bridge.
Halls
Gap

Grampians
National Park
Day two starts early
as we take you to the Grampians National Park. While there, you’ll be able to
spot kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, emus, and echidnas. We’ll then head to
either Hollow Mountain or Chautauqua Peak, where you can look out over the huge
sandstone outcrops and surreal landscape of the North Grampians.
Brambuk
Aboriginal Cultural Centre
Once we’ve explored
Halls Gap, we’ll move onto the Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre, where you
can learn more about the history and traditions of the Jardwadjali and Djah
Wurring tribes.
Afterwards, we’ll take
you on a picturesque stroll to the McKenzie, Clematis, or Silverband Falls,
before moving on to the popular picnic spot at Lake Bellfield. After you’ve
refuelled, you’ll have the chance to wander around the lake’s pretty shore and enjoy
the fresh mountain air at Reed’s Lookout.
Traditional
Aussie Pub
On our way back to
Melbourne, we’ll stop off in an historic Aussie pub. Here, you can grab a drink
(at your own expense) before we make our final journey back to the city. This
is where your two-day adventure along the Great Ocean Road and through the Grampians
unfortunately comes to an end.