The Great Ocean Road guide to stops and must sees
Justifiably one of Victoria’s most popular tourist destinations, the Great Ocean Road snakes all along the southwest coast of the state, starting in Torquay (1.5 hours from the CBD) and finishing up just before Warrnambool. This winding stretch of road provides ample opportunity to reconnect with the ocean, the bush and the sounds and sights of nature whether driving, walking, horseriding, surfing, sailing or cycling.
It's about a four-hour drive without stops, but heed our warning: you'll definitely want to take it slow. There's just too much happening along the coast not to. Take a day trip, stay the weekend or just pack up and move there – there's plenty going on down the Great Ocean Road.
If you're planning a trip down Victoria's most famous road, you'll need tunes. Warnambool indie artist Tom Richardson has put together a playlist of some of his favourite music, specifically tailored for a trip down the Great Ocean Road.
Read more about Victoria's best getaways with our guide to the Bellarine Peninsula, Ballarat and East Gippsland.