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Great Ocean Road

One of the world's best driving routes, the Great Ocean Road is a coastal road stretching over 200 kilometers along breathtaking southern ocean cliffs. Built as a project to create jobs for soldiers returning from World War I, the Great Ocean Road is a successful civil engineering project and is designated as an Australian National Heritage Site. Driving along the Victoria coastline, you'll encounter many shipwreck wrecks filled with dramatic stories of Australia's early settlers trying to start a new life.
 
After taking in the beautiful scenery at the world-famous Bell's Beach near Torquay, join a surfing lesson with an expert. You can take a helicopter tour over the giant Twelve Apostles or visit the statues by land along the shoreline of Port Campbell National Park. How about taking a spectacular swing at Anglesea Golf Club, where kangaroos leisurely play? At Cape Otway Light Station, the oldest lighthouse on mainland Australia, you can also spend a night in the newly restored lighthouse keeper's cabin. While driving, roll down your car window, soak in the scent of rubber trees and fresh air, and when you encounter beautiful scenery, stop for a moment to capture memories with photos.
 
Enjoy a drive from Great Otway National Park to Warrnambool, the southernmost tip of the Great Ocean Road. You can enjoy views of Victoria's backcountry, beautiful rainforests, and stunning coastal scenery. Visit Johanna Beach, where sheer cliffs surround sandy beaches, or the tranquil Blanket Bay.
 
As you travel the Great Ocean Road, you'll encounter breathtaking views like gifts from nature at every turn.


-Refer to Tourism Australia-