Superb alpine scenery and high country combined with beautiful coastal views and all finished off with the amazing Great Ocean Road. this has to be one of the best driving routes ever!
7 day tour
AU$ 1,185 BOOK NOW
Includes: 6 nights accommodation
Melbourne - a bustling, cosmopolitan city with loads to see and do. Lygon
Street has superb Italian restaurants for an Al Fresco meal and
you can tour the city quickly and easily on the trams. Take a
walk along the Yarra River, have a coffee or glass of wine at
one of the many bars on the way.
Snowy Mountains - huge alpine
scenery in Australia? Most people don't realise that Australia
has more ski runs than Switzerland! The Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric
Scheme is an amazing feat of engineering and so take some time
to check out the visitors centres.
Victoria Highlands - continuing
from the Snowy Mountains in NSW, Victoria has its own share of
beautiful scenery and winding roads.
Grampians National Park - after driving through the Victorian Goldfields with their old fashioned towns, bakeries and coffee shops you'll find yourself in the lovely Grampians National Park. This area of granite highlands is jam packed with wildlife, waterfalls and superb lookouts . On really clear days you can even see the Great Ocean Road 170kms away! You'll have a day here to relax, explore the local area and perhaps take a walk or two through the peacefeul scenery.
The Great Ocean Road - This
is one of the most famous and scenic coastal drives in the world
and words can't describe the spectacular scenery on this 280km
section of road. Every driver should travel this road at least
once in their life!
You have the amazing coastal scenery (including the world famous
12 Apostles) on one side with the temperate rainforest of the
Otway Ranges on the other. Dotted along the way are friendly small
towns with great cafes and restaurants that are perfect for a
coffee break and to take in the atmosphere.
It always takes a lot longer than you imagine to drive the Great Ocean Road. There are so many places to stop for lookouts and to take short walks that you are constantly in and out of the car. Due to the never ending series of bends which are tight in places your average speed is also lower than you might imagine. You need at least a day to drive one way if you like to enjoy the views and see things on the way.