[2025 Princetown Attraction] Travel Guide for Port Campbell National Park (Updated Mar)

A one-day trip to the Great Ocean Road is a must-do in Melbourne and is rated as one of the most beautiful ocean roads in the world. The Great Ocean Road has a slender coastline, blue waters and golden sandy beaches. However, since there is no public transportation, we chose to charter a car to visit this time. Chartering a car to visit Melbourne's Great Ocean Road is a very popular way to travel because it is flexible and comfortable. The 7-seater car we took this time has plenty of space and the seats are super comfortable. During the process, the driver will briefly explain the characteristics and history of the tourist attractions, and he also knows the best drop-off spots for taking photos. If you see some spots and want to get off the bus and check them out, you can also ask the driver if they can arrange them. The chartered driver of this itinerary departed directly from the Melbourne hotel and passed through many places with magnificent scenery, including Geelong, the Twelve Apostles, Port Campbell National Park and Apollo Bay. The whole journey took more than 12 hours, and the process was comfortable and even more impressive. What a haunting photo. # chartered car

#2023travelwish This is The Twelve Apostles Marine National Park located in Victoria, Australia. It is along the Great Ocean Road~ It is a collection of limestone stacks off the shore. Although not all twelve are there, the view is still astonishingly beautiful! I could just chill in the park all day with this stunning view. It would’ve been perfect if we’ve caught the sunset~ 🥹 I wish I could visit more places with stunning ocean views

How to travel in Australia? This 2-day travel guide will tell you! All the must-see attractions are included, so you won't miss anything on your Australian trip! . Australia, located between the South Pacific and the Indian Ocean, has a unique indigenous culture and a rich colonial history. This country, which is "riding on the back of a sheep" 🐑, is a landmark of the Sydney Opera House 🎭, attracting countless tourists to explore. . 🚗 Itinerary: DAY1: Geelong Painted Puppet - Anglesea - Split Point Lighthouse - Lorne Pier - Great Ocean Road Walk - Apollo Bay The day's itinerary takes you through nature and culture, starting with the colorful Geelong puppets, exploring the mysterious Anglesea, then heading to the picturesque Split Point Lighthouse and Lorne Pier, strolling along the Great Ocean Road, and finally arriving at the serene Apollo Bay, enjoying the breathtaking view of the sea and sky. DAY2: Melaleuca Rainforest - Gibson Steps - Twelve Apostles - Loch Ard Gorge - Campbell Port National Park - London Bridge The second day's journey will take us deep into the Melaleuca Rainforest, experiencing the mysterious charm of nature, and then conquering the spectacular Gibson Steps. In the afternoon, we will head to the Twelve Apostles, admire the wonders of nature, and then explore Loch Ard Gorge and Campbell Port National Park, ending the day with the stunning scenery of the London Bridge. . Attraction recommendations: 🪨 Twelve Apostles: A must-see! This is a stone column wonder on the Great Ocean Road, and the waves have carved out such a unique landscape. 🌊 Apollo Bay: Like a crescent moon falling on the sea, the scenery here is infinitely good, and it is also a paradise for fishing enthusiasts! 💡 Split Point Lighthouse: A super cute Little Red Riding Hood lighthouse! Not only is the architecture exquisite, but the sea view next to it is also picturesque. 🏞️ Loch Ard Gorge: Want to experience the magnificence of the rocks in the sea up close? Come here, the spectacular rocks of the gorge will definitely shock you. 🚶‍♀️ Great Ocean Road Walk: Walking on this trail, you can admire the beautiful sea-eroded terrain and charming beaches, and enjoy the panoramic view of nature! . Pre-trip essentials: 🧳 What to bring when traveling to Australia 📞 Prepare a phone card to facilitate communication and avoid losing contact. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as the plugs in Australia are different. 📜 Be sure to bring your documents, including your visa and passport. 👕 According to the climate in Australia in February, bring some spring and autumn clothes. 🔋 Charger and mobile power bank, so you can take beautiful photos without interruption. 🎒 Comfortable backpack is essential, pack all your necessities. . This is the end of the Australian trip. We look forward to your next adventure and enjoy more wonderful moments! 🌟

We set off at 8am today to start our journey on the Great Ocean Road. The Great Ocean Road is 243 kilometers long. Today we completed 4/5 of it. We saw the rocks, beaches, and rugged coastline eroded by the sea. Along the way, you can see the development of Australia's animal husbandry, cattle and sheep, green grass, and virgin forest trees, which are clean and beautiful. The all-black cattle are Angus cattle, which are mated with Kobe cattle, but of better quality. They are slaughtered at 16 months old. The fat of the beef is melt-in-the-mouth (Kobe beef 4 years old), and the M12 beef is a marbled beef with alternating fat and lean texture. The first stop in the morning was the Twelve Apostles. Without the backlight, you could see only 7 of the 9 rocks eroded by the sea. This is a park with two viewing platforms, where you can see a kangaroo-like animal eating flowers. The second viewing platform is even better, with helicopters hovering over the sea for sightseeing. We continued driving for a few minutes to see the island archway and razorback rock. The scenery along the way was beautiful, with the sound of the waves and the cloudy blue sky. It was worth the trip.

Hey guys! Here's a super useful guide for a 2-day trip to Australia, covering all the must-see attractions! Save it now and start your journey to Australia! -------- 🌏Itinerary: Day 1: Geelong Bollards🎭 - Anglesea🏞️ - Split Point Lighthouse🗼 - Lorne Pier🌉 - Great Ocean Road🛣️ - Apollo Bay🌅 Travel through art and nature, starting from the Geelong Bollards, visiting the beautiful scenery of Anglesea, and then heading to the spectacular Split Point Lighthouse. Pass by Lorne Pier, drive along the Great Ocean Road, and finally arrive at Apollo Bay to enjoy the sunset. Day 2: Maits Rest Rainforest🌿 - Gibson Steps🪜 - Twelve Apostles🪨 - Loch Ard Gorge🏞️ - Port Campbell National Park🏕️ - London Bridge🌉 Explore the Maits Rest Rainforest, climb the Gibson Steps, and experience the grandeur of nature. Then visit the Twelve Apostles and explore the wonders of Loch Ard Gorge. Relax in Port Campbell National Park, and finally, take a walk on London Bridge to end a wonderful day. -------- Must-see attractions: - 🪨 Twelve Apostles: A thousand-year-old wonder, stone pillars sculpted by the waves. - 🌊 Great Ocean Road: The beauty of sea erosion, intoxicating beaches, and a wonderful experience of natural scenery. - 🌙 Apollo Bay: Crescent Bay, a fishing paradise, with beautiful scenery waiting to be discovered. -------- **Notes**: * Food: Australian seafood🦞 is fresh and delicious, but note that some restaurants may charge extra for seafood. * Specialty prices: Want to buy Australian specialties? It is recommended to compare prices at local supermarkets🛒, which are often more affordable than souvenir shops. * Exchange rate: The exchange rate between the Australian dollar and the Chinese yuan fluctuates greatly, so be sure to check the exchange rate💰 before you travel to avoid unnecessary losses. -------- That's it for the trip to Australia. Looking forward to seeing you next time, and let's continue to explore more secrets of this beautiful country!

Dear adventurers! Come and enjoy an exciting trip to Australia! We've prepared a 2-day itinerary for you, full of travel tips. Don't hesitate, let's go! . G'day, mates! 🦘 Located in the Southern Hemisphere, Australia is also affectionately known as the Land Down Under. It has a unique geographical environment, just like the kangaroo, the symbol of this land. Here, the wildness of nature and the charm of modern cities are combined, making me feel like an explorer. I can't wait to see the Great Barrier Reef 🐠 and the Sydney Opera House 🏛️. Are you ready to go with me? . 🌍🤠 Itinerary: DAY 1: Anglesea > Split Point Lighthouse > Lorne Beach > Sheoak Falls > Apollo Bay With curiosity, we explored many natural wonders on the first day. From fresh Anglesea to dreamy Apollo Bay, it was a feast of nature. DAY 2: Twelve Apostles > Loch Ard Gorge > Port Campbell National Park > London Bridge > Gibson Steps On the second day, we were immersed in the beauty of nature and experienced the magnificent scenery of Australia from the Twelve Apostles to the Gibson Steps. It was a memorable trip. . Must-visit attractions: 🗿 Twelve Apostles: The thousand-year-old love story on the Great Ocean Road, with magnificent stone pillars dancing with the waves! 🌈 Apollo Bay: Dance along the crescent-shaped bay, an ideal paradise for fishing 🎣, and the scenery is like a painting! 🏞️ Loch Ard Gorge: A paradise of strange rocks in the sea, the grandeur of the gorge rocks is a silent poem of nature! . 📱🔋 1. Communication and electricity: An Australian SIM card and a plug adapter are essential for your trip. Don't forget to bring a power bank to ensure your phone and camera are charged. 📖 2. Documents: Remember to bring your passport, driver's license, and an international driving permit (if you plan to drive). Australia requires a visa, so make sure you have obtained and printed an Australian e-visa. 💼 3. Luggage: Packing is also very important. Due to the large temperature difference, you need to be prepared for everything from beach bikinis to thermal underwear. 🧥👟 4. Clothing: Prepare some beachwear and swimwear, which are perfect for your leisurely trip to the Great Barrier Reef. At the same time, a set of hiking gear is also necessary, as Australia has many beautiful hiking trails that you don't want to miss. 🌞 5. Sunscreen: Due to the strong sunlight, a bottle of high SPF sunscreen is essential for skin protection. Put on a pair of sunglasses, and you're ready for your trip to Australia. 🧴 6. Medicine: Basic medicine is also very important, such as painkillers, band-aids, and motion sickness medicine. You may feel dizzy on a plane, boat, or car, and you'll need them. 📷 7. Photography equipment: Sufficient memory cards and power can keep your photography equipment ready to capture every wonderful moment on the road. . ✨️ Do you like the beautiful scenery of Australia I shared? Like and save it to ensure a smooth trip to Australia. See you there! ✨️

Shout G'day, the Australian surprise journey has begun. 🖼Australia, located between the South Pacific and Indian Oceans, consists of the Australian mainland, Tasmania, other islands, and overseas territories. Due to minimal plate movement, it has formed towering landscapes, and the geological age of the mountainous plateaus within the continent is also very ancient, making for rich tourist resources. From the tropical rainforests in the north to the desert landscapes in the central west, and then to the urban scenery and sunny beaches along the southeast coast. ❤The coastal scenery of Australia is its most attractive feature for tourists, with seascapes and beaches in coastal areas throughout the country. Whether it's the Pacific Ocean in the east or the Indian Ocean in the west; the urban coastal scenery of Sydney and Melbourne, as well as the sunny beaches of the Gold Coast, or the seascapes along the Great Ocean Road, all are the best travel destinations in Australia. 👍In the winter of the Southern Hemisphere, the beautiful scenery of Australia is even more prominent! The Snowy Mountains in the southeast of New South Wales are the highest mountain range in Australia, with an altitude of 2228 meters. Mount Kosciuszko is covered with white snow, with snow all year round. Below the mountain is a quiet, uninhabited area, and driving in the Campbell Port National Park, you can see the wave-sculpted rock layers and the majestic Twelve Apostles standing in the sea, especially during sunset. Standing on the viewing platform and looking at the sea and sky in the distance, it's too beautiful. 🌟Circling around Australia, whether it's going to Brisbane to see the starlight trees, crossing the heart of Australia to see the starry sky in Uluru National Park, or looking at the Martian landscapes in Coober Pedy and feeling the garden city in the capital Canberra, you will eventually return to Sydney, to see this oldest, most prosperous, and most colorful city, leaving behind the twilight scene of the Sydney Opera House.

Although the 12th disciple stone of the most essential landmark of the Great Ocean Road is located in Port Campbell National Park, it is a pity that few tourists will choose to stay in this small town. In fact, it is not only a scenic spot, but also worth staying for one night, and feel the beautiful sunset of the Great Ocean Road. During the day, the peak of tourists is still crowded and noisy, and it is not suitable for taking pictures. The best time to visit the 12 disciples is actually two hours after sunrise and two hours before sunset, both to avoid a large number of group visitors, but also to capture the most beautiful sunrise and sunset. Therefore, Port Campbell has become a perfect destination for self-driving tourists. Living in the town, it is only ten kilometers away from the sights, and it is easy to reach both sunrise and sunset. In addition, the port itself is also a beautiful place to enjoy the sunset. After the locals get off work, they like to come to the port to sit down, blowing a beer and drinking beer, which is simply a picture of longing for life.

Port Campbell is the quintessence of the Great Ocean Road, a collection of architectures that are naturally piled up by limestone and sandstone, including Gibsons Steps, The Grotto, London Bridge, Arches, Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge. The scenic spots are not far apart, and it is very convenient to drive all the way. When you see a variety of stones, you may not feel so shocked. But when the mood along the way is the most precious part of this trip. You can see the seascapes in different areas. They come in different colors and different forms, and they are all played and displayed here. If you ask the hair on the Great Ocean Road, the photos taken are not enough to describe. It is the shock and emotion that you see after you see it. The sea, the sun, the waves of the waves, the freedom of the seagulls flying. It is a road full of possibilities. Here, you listen to all kinds of waves, smell the different seas, and feel the different temperatures that kelp gives you.