Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Great Ocean Road, including iconic landmarks like the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge. Immerse yourself in nature’s wonders at Grampians National Park, where you’ll explore stunning landscapes, hike to Mackenzie Falls, and encounter unique wildlife. Enjoy comfortable accommodation along the way as we journey through this captivating region, arriving in Adelaide by early evening.
Day 1: Melbourne to Great Ocean Road
Start your 3-Day adventure by exploring the world famous Great Ocean Road with its stunning ocean views and surf beaches. Spot wild koalas along the way with a stop in the quaint seaside town of Apollo Bay for lunch, followed by a guided rainforest walk in the Great Otway National Park rainforest. Later, we visit the amazing shipwreck coast famous for the Twelve Apostles rock formation and Loch Ard Gorge. Overnight in Warrnambool.
Accommodation:Warrnambool Motel Private Rooms (with ensuite) or Shared Accommodation (with shared bathroom)or similar alternative.
Meals: D
Driving Distance: 375km
Day 2: Great Ocean Road to Grampians
During the second day, you will have the opportunity to visit Tower Hill Conservation Wildlife Reserve, an extinct volcano that is rich in Aboriginal history and has a vast amount of wildlife, such as emus and kangaroos. From here we head north into the Grampians. In the afternoon we will take you up to the iconic Pinnacle lookout, which offers a panoramic view of the Grampians National Park for a delightful afternoon hike. Finish the day with a traditional Aussie BBQ at our overnight stay in Halls Gap.
Accommodation: Gariwerd Motel Private Rooms (with ensuite) or Grampians Eco YHA Shared Accommodation (with shared bathroom) or similar alternative
Meals: B | D
Driving Distance: 190km
Hike Distance: 4.5km
Day 3: Grampians to Adelaide
On the last day of our journey, we will start early in the morning to hike to the base of *Mackenzie Falls, and then we will explore some other famous sites, such as The Balconies/Reeds Lookout and Boroka Lookout, which are among the most famous in the area. Following lunch, we head west away from the coastline and rugged mountains towards Adelaide, passing Dimboola Pink Lake and Nhill before crossing the South Australian border into Bordertown and arriving in Adelaide around 7:30pm.
Accommodation: N/A
Meals: B
Driving Distance: 520km
Hike Distance: 2km
Weather
Please be aware that weather conditions can vary throughout the year in Victoria and South Australia. While we endeavour to operate our tours as planned, there may be occasions when rain or inclement weather affects our itinerary. Rest assured, your experience will still proceed unless you are directly contacted by the tour provider. To ensure you’re prepared for the weather, please check the average temperatures for your travel dates and pack accordingly. Comfortable clothing suitable for varying weather conditions is recommended.
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