Point Addis & Bells Beach Experience the wild beauty of the Surf Coast from two iconic vantage points. Take in sweeping 360-degree views from the boardwalks of Point Addis Lookout, perched high above rugged ochre cliffs and turquoise ocean reserves, before taking front-row seats to world-class surfing heritage at the legendary Bells Beach.

Snap the Classic Great Ocean Road Photo! Pause at the famous Memorial Archway—the official gateway to your journey! Discover the incredible history of the soldiers who built this legendary route while capturing the ultimate postcard-worthy picture to mark the start of your road trip.

Walk the Shore & Uncover Maritime History! ⚓ Step back in time at the W.B. Godfrey Shipwreck site. Blinded by bushfire smoke in 1891, this historic vessel met its end on the rocks below. Guests will have the chance to walk right down to the beach, feel the ocean spray, and get up close to the wild coastal graveyard of the Great Ocean Road!

After exploring the historic remains at the W.B. Godfrey site, we won’t stop again until we arrive in Apollo Bay—a gorgeous 35-minute scenic drive along the winding cliffs—where you’ll have plenty of time to relax and enjoy a well-deserved lunch by the sea.

Nestled beneath the green rolling hills of the Otways, Apollo Bay is the ultimate coastal haven to stretch your legs. Enjoy a leisurely 50-minute lunch break with plenty of time to explore the vibrant high street, browse local boutique shops, and grab a bite from a wide variety of cafes and eateries right by the beach. (Own Expense)

Located in the heart of the Otway Ranges along the Great Ocean Road, Maits Rest Rainforest Walk is an easy, 800-metre loop featuring an accessible boardwalk that winds beneath an ancient canopy of towering Myrtle Beech trees, giant tree ferns, and moss-covered forest floors.

Located just a short distance from the Twelve Apostles in Port Campbell National Park, Gibson Steps offers visitors a dramatic perspective of the coastline. The site features a historic cliffside staircase carved directly into the sheer limestone rock face, leading down past towering 70-metre cliffs to a vast, windswept sandy beach where you can stand right at the base of the crashing Southern Ocean waves and towering offshore sea stacks like Gog and Magog.

The Grand Finale: Twelve Apostles! Witness the iconic, towering limestone stacks of the Twelve Apostles carved out by centuries of wild ocean waves. Soak up the unforgettable panoramic views at our final stop of the day before we relax, sit back, and begin our journey back to Melbourne.