Best of the Great Ocean Road & Grampians - 3 days

Melbourne - Apollo Bay - Great Otway National Park - Warrnambool. Today, you will be picked up at 7:35 AM from the Immigration Museum as we set off along the spectacular Great Ocean Road. This iconic coastal route is renowned for its sweeping ocean views and world-class surf beaches. Along the way, we pause to see wild koalas in their natural habitat before continuing to Apollo Bay, a charming seaside town where we stop for lunch.

In the afternoon, we join a guided walk through the lush rainforest of Great Otway National Park, where towering trees and cool fern gullies showcase a different side of the region. Later, we reach the dramatic Shipwreck Coast, where we take in the striking limestone formations of the Twelve Apostles and the historic Loch Ard Gorge. Afterwards, we will continue our journey to Warrnambool, where we will settle in for the night.

Meeting Point: Immigration Museum - 400 Flinders St, corner of Market St, Melbourne at 07:35 AM.

Please note:The Itineraries may change due to weather or roadworks. Arrive 10 minutes early at your pickup location and wait outside the hotel to avoid delays or missing the tour.

Driving Distance: 375km

Warrnambool - Grampians National Park - Halls Gap. This morning, we explore Tower Hill Conservation Wildlife Reserve, a remarkable site formed within an extinct volcano. The area is rich in Aboriginal heritage and provides a sanctuary for native wildlife such as emus and kangaroos. After our visit, we make our way north towards the Grampians.

In the afternoon, we hike to the Pinnacle lookout, one of the region’s most iconic vantage points, where we are rewarded with sweeping views over Grampians National Park. The day ends with a classic Aussie BBQ before we settle in for the night in Halls Gap.

Driving Distance: 100 KM

Hike Distance: 4.5 KM

Halls Gap - Grampians National Park - Melbourne. After our final breakfast, the day begins with a walk to the base of Mackenzie Falls, where water plunges dramatically into the gorge below. More time in the Grampians follows, with visits to lookouts such as Boroka and Reeds that showcase sweeping views across rugged ranges and valleys.

By the afternoon, the journey turns back towards Melbourne, where you will be dropped off at the designated drop-off point at approximately 17:30 PM.

Drop-off point: Immigration Museum - 400 Flinders St, corner of Market St, Melbourne, at approximately 17:30 PM.

Driving Distance: 290 KM

Hike Distance: 2 KM