Top Things to do In Anglesea 2021

"This is a viewing point on the Great Ocean Road. It is not far from Geelong. There are unattended beaches here, but no one is seen to play. Standing on the observation deck, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the sea. But just park the car and take two photos at random."

"We passed this small town when we drove to the Great Ocean Road from Melbourne. We drove directly to Anglesea beach. In fact, there are beaches in that area. We have set up several beaches as parking spots. It may be a little aesthetic fatigue after seeing too much, or it may be the reason of bad weather. I feel that this beach is gray and has no characteristics. It is recommended You can not go."

"There is an Eagle Rock on the Great Ocean Road next to the Split Point Lighthouse on the Great Ocean Road. This is a marine reserve. Although ordinary tourists cannot see the creatures in the sea, the natural scenery here is also very beautiful, and the beautiful coastline makes people linger. It's worth punching here"

"Great Ocean Road, Split Point Lighthouse Great Ocean Road, was built to commemorate the soldiers who participated in the First World War. The people who participated in the construction also included many veterans who participated in the war. The total length is 276 kilometers and the scenery is extremely beautiful. Starting from Melbourne, there is a cliff on the right, the Indian Ocean on the left, and Antarctica at the end of the ocean. This is far from comparable to Binhai Road and Yanhu Road. The first attraction on the Great Ocean Road is the split point lighthouse. It is said that the locals can't remember this name, because the top of the tower is red, so they call it "Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse." Below the lighthouse is the observation deck, the view is very good, you can see the first rock of the Twelve Apostles. The scenic spots are free, no tickets are required, there are not many people, it is recommended to drive by car or a day trip group to play."

"Bells Beach on the Great Ocean Road is a famous surfing destination in the world. The waves here are very large and suitable for surfing. Surfing competitions are held here every year. Surfers from all over the world will gather here to break through themselves, challenge nature, and find the excitement of extreme sports."

"Bird Rock Lookout Bird Rock Lookout is a landscape in the Torquay Foreshore Reserve of Jan Juc by Jan Juc. The rock is shaped like a bird, hence the name. The town of Jan Uk is located 100 kilometers southwest of Melbourne and 26 kilometers south of Geelong, between Torquay and Bells Beach. Of course, you usually don't go there specially from Melbourne, but if you have enough time to go to the Great Ocean Road by car, you might as well come and walk around here, the scenery is nice!"

"Surfing World is an interactive tour of landmarks not to be missed, showing the best of surfing's past, present and future in a modern way. Surfing World has an in-depth understanding of surfing history, culture and the sport itself from a local, national and global perspective."

"The Lorne Trestle is a long wooden trestle on the Lorne beach in Lisbon. It goes deep into the sea and gives people a sense of loneliness. On the bridge, many locals will sun and fish here. It is very relaxing, everyone You can also walk along the bridge and feel the endless shock in the depths of the sea."