From the peaceful rural landscapes of Clarke Town, begin the journey and experience the tranquility of an Australian country town.

Visit Warrnambool Wildlife Park, where you can hug a wombat and hand-feed kangaroos—an ideal interactive experience for families. - Optional paid Koala Encounter - Advance ticket booking required

Look for koalas sleeping among the branches, while colourful parrots gather around you for feeding—an engaging wildlife encounter.

Enjoy breathtaking coastal scenery and panoramic ocean views.

A unique natural rock formation along the Great Ocean Road, combining a sea cave, sinkhole, and natural rock pool. Carved by centuries of coastal erosion, it offers a rare viewpoint where visitors can look down into a tranquil pool framed by rugged limestone cliffs and the open ocean beyond—making it one of the most photogenic stops along the coastline.

A charming seaside village on the Great Ocean Road, serving as the main base for visiting iconic landmarks such as the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, and Gibson Steps. Recommended accommodation area for sunset at the Twelve Apostles: Stay in Port Campbell or nearby coastal areas along the Great Ocean Road (between Port Campbell and Princetown) for the most convenient access to the Twelve Apostles at sunset. This allows you to reach the viewing platforms within a short drive and avoid long return travel after sunset.

Iconic limestone stacks rising from the Southern Ocean, showcasing nature’s power. - If planning to watch the sunset at the Twelve Apostles or Gibson Steps, it is recommended to stay in accommodation at Port Campbell for convenient access and a shorter return drive after sunset.

Descend 86 steps to the beach for a close-up view of towering coastal cliffs and limestone formations.