A Great Destination to visit in Victoria
Great Ocean Road
Discover Victoria’s Surf Coast, the Great Ocean Road Region is the perfect place for a day trip, weekend getaway or an extended holiday that will fulfil your surfing safari and beach experience.
The Great Ocean Road Region from Melbourne is approximately 207kms (approx 2 Hour 45 minutes) to the south west of Melbourne.
The Great Ocean Road is an Australian National Heritage listed 243-kilometre (151 mi) stretch of road along the south-eastern coast of Australia between the Victorian cities of Torquay and Allansford. Built by returned soldiers between 1919 and 1932 and dedicated to soldiers killed during World War I, the road is the world’s largest war memorial.
Winding through varying terrain along the coast and providing access to several prominent landmarks, including the Twelve Apostles limestone stack formations, the road is an important tourist attraction in the region.
Great Ocean Road Tourism Listings
Hotel Lindrum Melbourne – Mgallery by Sofitel
- 26 Flinders Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- 61 3 96681111
The Langham Melbourne
- 1 Southgate Avenue, Southbank, Victoria, Australia
- 61 3 86968888
Destination Great Ocean Road
Travel Great Ocean Road, you will find that the Great Ocean Road destinations are very varied and have great appeal for the visitor. Spectacularly draped around Great Ocean Road is its towns which are like no other Region.
Lorne Victoria Australia
Lorne Victoria Australia Lorne Victoria Australia this beach side town on Victoria’s Great Ocean Road is 14.3km (1hr 56min) from Melbourne CBD. The safe bathing beach and the challenging surf at the Loutit Bay’s South end makes Lorne very appealing
Torquay Victoria Australia
Torquay Victoria Australia Torquay Victoria Australia is a surfing town on Victoria’s Great Ocean Road is 101.3km (1hr 20min) from Melbourne CBD. To most The start point of the Great Ocean Road and birthplace of iconic brands Rip Curl and
What's On in Great Ocean Road
Events& Festivals
Whats on, Great Ocean Road has a number Events and live events and festivals all year round. Therefore, why not Indulge in epic food, wine or cultural festivals, watch one of its major events… or while night away at music festivals.. Whats-On, Whatever you love to do, participate Aussie style by browsing the calendar in our Bulletin of Events.
Blacken Open Air
Ross River Resort 7829 Ross River Highway, Hale, Northern TerritoryBLACKEN OPEN AIR is one of the world’s most remote heavy metal festivals. BLACKEN takes place in the Dead Centre of Australia and inspires an annual pilgrimage into the heart of the county. Now in it’s eighth year, BLACKEN OPEN AIR […]
Caulfield Cup
Caulfield Racecourse Gate 22 Station Street, Caulfield, Melbourne, VIctoriaThe nation will come to a virtual standstill as millions of people tune in to watch the drama unfold in the Caulfield Cup. It is usually a stepping stone for the Melbourne Cup with horses that can do the double […]
Australian Open Tennis Grand Slam
Rod Laver Arena Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne, VictoriaAustralian Open Tennis Grand Slam has been played at Melbourne Park when it officially opened in 1988. With the first tennis ball hit in January Previously known as 'Flinders Park' or the 'National Tennis Centre. Melbourne Park's primary arena (Centre Court) was […]
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