Great Ocean Road Tour & Wilsons Promontory Tour FREE Melbourne Attraction Pass

Package BUN04 - Book Great Ocean Road Tour & Wilsons Promontory National Park Tour FREE Melbourne Attraction Pass (Entry to Melbourne Aquarium, Eureka Skydeck 88)

Great Ocean Road & 12 Apostles Tour

Small Group Tour – maximum 24 passengers

OK, here’s the travel brag. This is simply Australia’s greatest coastal drive, including the world famous 12 Apostles and the pristine Surf Coast with its golden sand beaches and rolling breakers. Stop at Cape Otway Lighthouse for amazing views and morning tea. This is a drive of real contrasts too, because you’ll also see peaceful bush clad hills, pockets of coastal farmland and little villages.

You can tick off the laid back seaside towns of Anglesea, Lorne and Apollo Bay, spot koalas and brilliant birdlife in the wild, walk in the Otway rainforest with its fern gardens and giant trees up to 300 years old, explore the beach at Loch Ard Gorge and the brutal history of the Shipwreck Coast.

But we save the best till last! Grab your camera and walk down Gibson Steps to the beach where you’ll be dwarfed by soaring cliffs and the massive limestone towers of the 12 Apostles. You’ll get an entirely different view from the roadside lookout, where you can see how erosion of the cliffs over thousands of years created this extraordinary attraction.

Wilsons Promontory National Park Tour

Towering cliffs, wild oceans, sparkling white sand beaches, abundant wildlife, rainforests, woodlands, half of Victoria's bird species and more than 30 species of native mammals make Wilsons Promontory an unbelievable natural experience.

This spectacular geological site was formed by a huge granite extending across what is now Bass Strait to north east Tasmania. It's been eroded over the millennia, creating fantastic landforms including mountain peaks, steep cliffs, enormous boulders, rocky outcrops and sweeping bays. 

Affectionately known as "The Prom", it was declared a National Park in 1898. It was occupied by Aboriginal people at least 6500 years ago, but these links may to go back to ancient Ice Ages when it was a land bridge to Tasmania. 

Right at the southernmost tip of mainland Australia, The Prom is a pristine environment of more than 50,000 hectares that's criss-crossed with walking tracks ranging from picturesque beach strolls to peaceful bush walks and challenging hike up mountain peaks.

A wildlife haven 

The Prom's forests and sprawling bushlands are home to many native creatures, including kangaroos, koalas, wombats and emus. Walk quietly, and you may be rewarded by seeing these animals in their natural environment.

Wilsons Prom and its islands have been declared an Important Bird Area by Birdlife International, and are home to many bird species including thousands of migratory shearwaters, cormorants, plovers, brilliantly coloured cockatoos, honeyeaters, firetails and the flame robin (summer only). Birdsong is often a beautiful accompaniment to your bushwalks.

FREE Melbourne Attraction Pass

FREE Melbourne Attractions Pass. Choose from Free entry to one of the following:

- Eureka Skydeck
- SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium
- Melbourne Star Observation wheel.