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Great Ocean Road and Grampians Safari (3 days)

Discover Victoria Short Break

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A three day tour incorporating many of the highlights of southern Victoria.

Victoria’s region is famous for its great diversity and beauty. The Grampians mountain range and its beautiful walking tracks and look outs. It is also home to the wonderful and scenic Great Ocean Road which is one of the most beautiful coastal drives in the world; where you can see the famous 12 Apostles, London Bridge, Loch Ard Gorge, and the world renowned Bells Beach, all of which will be visited on this tour.

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Itinerary

Day Itinerary Night stop
1 Depart Melbourne for the stunning Grampians National Park Grampians
2 Hiking in the park before driving south to the Great Ocean Road and Princetown Princetown
3 A full days sight seeing at the Twelve Apostles; Otway Fly; Apollo Bay and Bells Beach before tour ends in Melbourne

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Holidays: Great Ocean Road and Grampians Safari
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Great Reasons To Go

  • Hike and explore in the Grampians National Park - one of the worlds oldest and most spectacular mountain ranges
  • Travel along the Great Ocean Road and view the famous Twelve Apostles
  • Walk the Otway Fly - an exhilerating 25m high canopy walk

Quick Facts

Holiday Type

Short Break Holidays Nature Break Holidays

Travel Style

Small Group

Countries Visited:

Australia

Duration

3 days

Start Point

Melbourne

End Point

Melbourne

Accommodation

Hostel dormitory (upgrade to a twin/double possible subject to a supplement)

Operating Period

Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec

Level of Difficulty

Moderate

Level of Comfort

Simple

Holiday Code

MM3

Places You Will See