Having been actually built by returning World War I Aussie soldiers, TGOR today still stands as the world's largest war memorial. This architectural wonder consists of a two-lane road, one lane in each direction.
As it travels through rainforests, pristine beaches and towering limestone and sandstone cliffs, the winding terrain and road that traverses, meanders through almost complete vertical cliffs as it nears Geelong.
It's widely diversified and provides incredibly beautiful views of several prominent points of interests for travelers including rainforests, pristine beaches and the impressive 12 Apostles.
The 12 Apostles
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Remote and potentially dangerous, wetlands, rivers and secluded beaches await your hike through The Great Ocean Walk.
Bay of Islands Coastal Park
Where Are The Islands?
Great Ocean Road, Nullawarre, Victoria, 3268
This magnificent coastal park area offers visitors two different viewing areas as well as extraordinary ocean views and geological features. In the bays, imposing cliffs and rock stacks dominate while the heath lands demonstrate their vast array of colourful spring wildflowers. In addition, limestone stacks along the coastline near Peterborough reflect various qualities of light, and make this an ideal spot for picture-taking.
Otway Fly Treetop Adventures
Where Are The Treetop Adventures?
360 Phillips Track, Beech Forest, Victoria, 3237
Located in Vic's magnificent Otways, visitors experience two unique eco-adventures:the famous Tree Top Walk and the Zip Line