Melbourne: 12 Apostles, Otways & Great Ocean Road Day Tour
Melbourne: 12 Apostles, Otways & Great Ocean Road Day Tour
Melbourne: 12 Apostles, Otways & Great Ocean Road Day Tour
Melbourne: 12 Apostles, Otways & Great Ocean Road Day Tour
Melbourne: 12 Apostles, Otways & Great Ocean Road Day Tour
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Melbourne: 12 Apostles, Otways & Great Ocean Road Day Tour

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Highlights

Admire towering Californian Redwoods in the Redwood Forest
Connect with nature on a hike to one of the magical Otways waterfalls
Explore the stunning Gibson Steps, and capture photos of the iconic coast
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Discover the iconic 12 Apostles, explore wild coastal landscapes, and venture deep into the Great Otway National Park on a small-group guided tour. Walk along rugged beaches, wander through towering forests, and spot native wildlife including koalas in the wild.

Departing Melbourne early with your knowledgeable guide, head straight to the famous 12 Apostles ahead of the crowds. Take your time exploring the boardwalks and surrounding viewpoints, with opportunities to walk down to the beach at Gibson Steps for a unique perspective of these towering limestone stacks.

Continue along the coast before heading inland into the lush Great Otway National Park. Here, you'll step off the vehicle and into nature, with short walks through ancient rainforest and a visit to one of the region's stunning waterfalls.

Lunch is enjoyed in Lavers Hill at a beautiful local restaurant, where you may spot native parrots among the surrounding trees.

With your energy restored, continue your journey along the Great Ocean Road, including a stop in Apollo Bay. Keep your eyes out for koalas in their natural habitat as you travel through the eucalyptus forests.

This experience focuses on getting you out into the landscape, with more walking, fewer crowds, and a more personal way to explore one of Australia's most iconic regions.