GREAT OCEAN ROAD
Travel over the West Gate Bridge and enjoy impressive panoramas of Melbourne's skyline and Port Phillip Bay then continue on to Geelong, Victoria's largest provincial city. Skirt Corio Bay and then to Torquay, start of the 300km Great Ocean Road - one of the world's most spectacular coastlines. Coastal cliffs and long golden surf beaches are a major attraction along the Great Ocean Road - world class surf championships at Bells Beach, the beautiful resort of Lorne and picturesque Apollo Bay draw many visitors during the holiday season. Marvel at the stark stone pillars of the Twelve Apostles, Razorback, Island Arch and other twisted "stacks" as part of the day tour. Shipwrecks are a tragic part of this rugged coast, the most notable being the "Loch Ard". You will be able to descend into Loch Ard Gorge and have time to experience the magic of the Shipwreck Coast.
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PHILLIP ISLAND
An easy 90 minutes drive from Melbourne, Phillip Island Nature Parks - Melbourne's most popular wildlife attraction, is home to the world-famous Penguin Parade, pls, the Koala Conservation Centre, Maru Animal Park where you can watch the Sheep shearing demonstration. At the Nobbies Centre, view the world's largest Australian Fur Seal Colony and also be mesmerised by the famous Penguin Parade at Phillip Island Nature Park, in which little penguins come ashore in groups that have been attracting visitors from all over the world.
