Top Things to do In Port Campbell 2021

"Cape Otway Lighthouse is also a famous attraction on the Great Ocean Road, but it is also one of the few attractions that requires a fee. The price of $20 is a bit painful, but it is worth it, because there are many lighthouses on this road, but you can climb the tower. That's it. The landscape of the entire tower also looks more beautiful, but the top is white, which is a little regrettable. It might be better to change the color. The scenery around the lighthouse is also good, you can walk around. The sea view from the lighthouse is very beautiful, but the top is very small and can’t stay for long. The tourists below are still queuing up. It's good to shoot from different angles. In addition, this lighthouse is still in use, and there are staff on it."

"The English name here is Bay of Islands. If you go for a self-driving tour of the Great Ocean Road, it is easier to find here in the navigation. Strictly speaking, this is no longer the classic route of the Great Ocean Road. Generally, the last stop of the Great Ocean Road is London Bridge. There are still dozens of kilometers away from London Bridge. However, the scenery here is not inferior to any scenic spots on the Great Ocean Road. It is very magnificent and I highly recommend it!"

"This small town has a small population and is a very quiet town. There are many restaurants here, it is good to recommend this Italian food. In addition, there is a small shop on the side, which can easily supplement travel supplies."

"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."

"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."

"The town that was booming in the mid-nineteenth century, which quickly developed into a city of more than three million people... now the scene is restored and recreated in full its hustle and bustle of the day. It is worth a visit for the few sites that charge you in Melbourne, it is recommended to go down for at least three hours and be sure to go down!"

"This is a viewpoint on the Great Ocean Road. You can see the beautiful coastline, and the momentum is quite majestic. However, this viewing spot is also a relatively small one, just get off the bus and punch in. Doesn't take much time"

"Geelong, located in Melbourne, Australia, is a very beautiful place. The variety of chocolate produced here is dazzling, and the appetite is wide. You can choose more chocolate foods you like, a unique experience!"

"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."

"Such relaxation and tranquility ~ Although the colors of spring have not yet arrived, because the temperature is still very low in the single digits, it was a pleasant thing to stroll through Ballarat’s botanical garden this morning... I am very grateful to all People who care and maintain the garden. Everything is neat and tidy, it looks perfect, it is a pleasant experience."