Travel Highlights:

Departure from Melbourne CBD: 07:30-08:30 Pick-up from Melbourne CBD and departure to the Great Ocean Road

10:30--Split Point Lighthouse (Little Red Lighthouse) - A magnificent lighthouse built in 1891. Learn about the keepers who once operated the lantern, enjoy panoramic views of the Eagle Rock Marine Sanctuary, and explore a collection of historical photographs.

11:20--Great Ocean Road Memorial Arch at Eastern View - Located between the towns of Aireys Inlet and Lorne, this large timber-style arch spans the road approximately five kilometers west of Aireys Inlet. Visitors can take photos and learn about the construction history of the Great Ocean Road through the commemorative stone and statues of the workers.

 12:30--Kennett River - A habitat for numerous wild koalas. In the eucalyptus forests near Kennett River, particularly along Grey River Road, visitors can easily spot koalas lazily hanging among the towering trees.

 13:30--Apollo Bay - Nestled against the Otway Range and featuring a wide white sandy beach, this picturesque location offers stunning scenery. Guests can enjoy lunch and free time here at their own expense.

 16:00--The Twelve Apostles - A renowned landmark along the Great Ocean Road, these limestone stacks stand majestically along the coastline. Formed over millions of years through weathering and erosion, these rugged rock formations create a breathtaking natural spectacle.

 17:10--Loch Ard Gorge - A dramatic coastal formation with expansive views. Visitors can descend to the beach where seawater rushes through towering cliffs, forming an emerald-green pool. The gorge is named after the shipwreck of the Loch Ard on June 1, 1878, where 52 lives were lost, and only two survivors—a 15-year-old boy and a 17-year-old girl—were found.

 20:40--Return to Melbourne CBD.