Morning tea/breakfast (own expense), in a beautiful country town, Victoria Melbourne.

Visiting the Twelve Apostles along Victoria’s iconic Great Ocean Road is one of Australia’s premier coastal journeys. Travelers will experience dramatic geological formations carved over 20 million years by relentless ocean swells, high sandstone cliffs, and wild Southern Ocean views.

Step directly into one of Australia's most dramatic coastal environments, where towering yellow-lime sandstone cliffs frame a tranquil inlet with clear turquoise waters. Named after the ill-fated clipper.

Tom and Eva Lookout offers visitors one of the most dramatic coastal vistas in Australia dating back to 1878.

A towering, narrow block of limestone sculpted over thousands of years by crashing Southern Ocean waves and wind.

Often called the "Jewel of the Otways," is one of the wettest and most lush cool-temperate rainforests in Victoria. Tucked along the Great Ocean Road region near Lavers Hill, it offers visitors an immersive journey into ancient gondwanan flora and rare nocturnal wildlife.

LUNCH IN APOLLO BAY. Enjoy a local seaside lunch, with cafes and restaurants to chose from.

Located at Eastern View, the Memorial Arch serves as the official ceremonial gateway to the world-famous Great Ocean Road. Built as a tribute to the returned World War I soldiers who hand-carved this coastal highway, it is one of the most photographed and historic stops along the route.

To close out the day, we will finish up in Anglesea.