Private Day Tour at The Great Ocean Road

You can take a walk along the Geelong Waterfront Promenade and enjoy the beautiful views of the bay. You can also take a quick dip in the sea bath (pool) or in the sea inside the promenade. You can check out the Bollards – an art trail of sculptures made of wood that are located along the Geelong waterfront bay walk.

The lighthouse skywards with its 34-metre-tall tower recognizable red cap, making a perfect photogenic spot for social media. Come down at the lookouts to see the Eagle Rock and Table Rock, along with the magnificent Bass Strait ocean and rugged costal lines.

Soon after the lighthouse is the Memorial Arch, where you can have a quick stop for photo shootings of the symbolic Arch and the memorial statue, reading/learning the history/stories of the great construction.

Lorne is a very popular beach tourist resort town. A 30-minute stopover can be packed into your itinerary, to enjoy the Mediterranean feel of cafes and boutiques line, and have a coffee/ice-cream even a lunch. Or, we can drive through it on the main road slowly to have a window sight seeing.

A short drive to the top end at the back of Lorne is Teddy’s Lookout, where you have breathtaking, sweeping coastal views of the surf breaking into the mouth of the Saint George River. A good option to your custom tour itinerary！

Here is the best place you see Koalas in the wild in Great Ocean Road. There is a large population of wild koalas living in the area which are relatively easy to spot.

Mait’s Rest Walk is located in the Otway National Park. It is a great option for those who love forest walks. The walk is approximately 1km long and takes about 30 minutes to complete. It takes you through the heart of the rainforest, with towering trees and lush ferns lining the path.

It is the oldest surviving lighthouse on mainland Australia and has been in operation since 1848. The lighthouse is open to visitors and offers stunning views of the surrounding area. Please note this is optional and takes extra time. You need to consider the time together with other destinations in working on the itinerary. Do talk to us and see if the plan is feasible. Also the admission fee is not included in our fee.

Out of the Otway Park and back to the costal road, our first destination is Gibson Steps. The steps lead down to the beach and offer stunning views of the surrounding area. We can come down to take photos when time and weather allow.

This is the biggest highlight among all our destinations. We will take you to the watching platforms and you can enjoy the magnificent views along the walking board. 12 Apostles Helicopters flights can be added into your itinerary, at your own expense. Talk to us if you want us to arrange it for you.

Next to 12 Apostles on Great Ocean Road is Loch Ard Gorge, Shipwreck Walk, Tom and Eva and Razorback. These sites are in the same place with different walk path. Time allowed, we recommend you go through all of them.

Next to 12 Apostles on Great Ocean Road is Loch Ard Gorge, Shipwreck Walk, Tom and Eva and Razorback. These sites are in the same place with different walk path. Time allowed, we recommend you go through all of them.

Next to 12 Apostles on Great Ocean Road is Loch Ard Gorge, Shipwreck Walk, Tom and Eva and Razorback. These sites are in the same place with different walk path. Time allowed, we recommend you go through all of them.