Port Campbell National Park

Self-driving tour of the Ocean Road, you must come to Port Campbell ～ drive for about four hours along the road from the center of Melbourne. You can come here and see a lot of traces left over from history. Every limestone is very special. It is an eye-opening other topic. This town. There are many gourmet locals who are very popular. A restaurant is super fragrant and super special. There is a taste. I also have the first time I eat the Pizza on the bottom of the pumpkin. You can try it when you go. You have a surprise # Melbourne

The arch bridge is one of the attractions on the Great Ocean Road. It is located just past the seaside of Port Campbell. It is named because it is shaped like an arch bridge. Is it a bit like the Elephant Trunk Hill on the sea. However, the sea view here is very beautiful, you can take very beautiful photos, and I personally recommend it. The attractions are not big, there are no tickets, there is free parking, and it is enough to walk for half an hour.

Port Campbell is an important stop on Ocean Road, where the most essential attractions of Ocean Road, Twelve Apostles Rock, London Bridge and so on are gathered nearby. However, Port Campbell itself is a bigger role as a transit station and is a good place to stay for one night. Of course, it is also a very quiet town to stroll around

The scenery is beautiful, very interesting, cost-effective, worth a visit

Port Campbell National Park is a more classic scenic spot on Ocean Road. It is only eight kilometers away from Port Campbell. Rock Canyon, Blade Cliff, Echo Cave and many observation decks can enjoy the wonders of Ocean Road seaside. And Sherbrook River at the westernmost end of the park, it takes a distance to get here, but because of this, it avoids all team tourists, there are almost no people on the beach here, and the scenery is still magnificent!

This evening, we stayed in Campbell Harbor. Campbell didn't have a big Apollo, a small town, or a big Apollo room, but it was very comfortable. First, we went to the supermarket in the town "snap up" some dishes (all Chinese) and went back to find the keys. The landlord didn't give us any hints. We had to look for them by ourselves. My husband and others had not found them for half a day. I found it at the bottom of the pot at the door, haha. Adults began to cook, I still wait for the sunset, but today the sun came back, I want to see it off work, by the way, see the landlord's fleshy plants, drooling.

Port Campbell National Park is the true essence of Ocean Road, from Gibson Steps, Twelve Apostles Rock, to London Bridge, Ocean Road is the most impressive attraction that reflects nature. The scenery here is extremely magnificent and really worth seeing. If you come to Ocean Road, you must have fun here.