Private Premium Great Ocean Road with Lunch & Wildlife spotting

Arrive 8:40 am

Wild koala spotting!!
We will get here early in the morning and see them roaming on the golf course.

Disclaimer:
As the kangaroos in the golf course are wild kangaroos so they can be everywhere. We cannot guarantee the viewing of kangaroos, sometimes they can be seen close to the car park sometimes they are seen far deep in the golf course.

As this is a private property, access to the grass area of the golf course is strictly prohibited. Kangaroo viewing can only be done inside our vehicle. Passengers are not permitted to leave the vehicle.

If for any reason the kangaroos are not around, we will visit other sightseeing area in Anglesea.

Arrive 9:15 AM

The split point light house is an old lighthouse constructed in 1891, it is still functioning up until today by an automated system. You can walk to the top of the lighthouse and see the 360 degree view of the treacherous southern ocean where hundreds of ships sank in the old days..

Note:
Free admission to take pictures around the lighthouse.
however, $10 fee applies to go inside of the lighthouse and to the top of the lighthouse.

Arrive 10:00 Am
Often mistaken by the start of the Great Ocean Road, Memorial Arch is actually a memorial for the returning soldier of World War 1 who worked on the construction of the Great Ocean Road. Here you can read about its history and of course...take alot of selfie!

Arrive 12:00 PM

Lunch at this picturesque coastal town of Great Ocean Road, discover local specialties or visit the local beach.

Wild koala spotting!!

Arrive 14:30 PM

Discover the famous 12 apostles. The limestone rock formations emerged mightily among the treacherous but beautiful cliffs. Often features in post cards you find all across Australia, consider yourself lucky to be able to see these giants. As powerful ocean wave batters them every single second, we never know when they will stay there. Take alot of pictures!

Arrive 15:05

Experience the beautiful gorge where 2 sole survivors of Loch Ard ship that sank in 1866 managed to emerge from its wreckage and found refuge here at the place we name after their ill-fated ship. Prepare to be awed as you walk down the stairways to the beach and experience and feel their bittersweet moment as they yondered through the gorge where their ship sank and everyone but them was shallowed by the mighty waves. Discover the mysterious ocean cave just behind the gorge and feel the water of the Southern Ocean beneath your feet.

Arrive 15:10 pm

Behold Gog and Magog, the two stacks of limestone rocks that pose as the introduction of the 12 Apostles. Go down the steps towards the beach and be dwarfed by the magnitude of the cliff line and Southern Ocean in front of you.

Arrive 4:45

Rest room stop before heading back to Melbourne via inland route. This means we will not take the same route as in the morning. This inland route will be more relaxing and faster.

Our tour ends at pick up point, Arrival around 7 - 7:30 pm