Great Otway National Park

Large parks, Melbourne's most important and prestigious sports activities are also concentrated in magnificent modern facilities. In particular, in addition to special music events including international music festivals, tennis lovers can also enjoy the legendary Rod Laver Arena, which is the venue of the Australian Open (Grand Slam).

Paradise for sports lovers! This is where sports events and concerts are held in Melbourne. Tennis, cricket, football, rugby, concerts, etc. are always happening. The facilities are constantly improving, and you will get a truly beautiful experience here. Parking fees are ridiculously high, but there are trams and trains. You can walk to the city in 15-20 minutes, depending on your walking speed or the density of the crowd! The food on the venue is expensive-as you would expect. If you bring your own kettle, you can fill it up...many concerts do not allow you to drink, or bring a lid...I usually have a spare lid in my pocket, which can be used once.

Otway National Park enjoy the rainforest scenery and watch the rare Australian animals. There are many forest hiking routes in the national park. Tourists who like to get close to nature can also stay here for more time and feel the zeroness of nature. contact.

It takes about forty minutes to drive from Apollo Bay on the Great Ocean Road. The next trip is the Otway Fly Treetop Walk. Otway National Forest Park is a pristine tropical forest. To enter the park, you must walk a section of the original forest road. The towering forest shuttles through the trees, the trees are tall and tall, and the green leaves in the forests are different. Occasionally there are small snakes and insects. After a walk, I saw the world's longest and highest steel structure plank road. The 1.9-kilometer-long circular plank road is in the tree Hovering on the top, I feel like walking on the top of the high-altitude rainforest. The cliffs and towering trees are all at hand. Very special perspective is also very interesting.

The Great Otway National Park is actually a large tropical rainforest-like virgin forest. After driving out of Apollo Bay on the Great Ocean Road, I entered this national park shortly after driving dozens of kilometers in this park. The park is open and has no entrance. The most famous attractions in the park are Cape Otway Lighthouse and Otway Fly Treetop Walk (or adventrues), but one is more than ten kilometers south of Great Ocean Road and the other is more than ten kilometers north of Great Ocean Road. The Cape Otway Lighthouse is a ticket. It has Australia's oldest lighthouse and beautiful sea views. The tree-top walk is a pedestrian trail set up between trees that are tens of meters high. It is also a fee, but it is very exciting to walk, especially when there is an iron tower. When you climb on the tower, the tower sways gently with the wind, making me this People who are afraid of heights are even more terrifying.

Driving at 80km/h in the jungle is particularly like flying in a superb car, but some sharp corners must be slowed ahead of time to avoid slipping or driving to the anti-lane is very dangerous. On the way to the lighthouse, you can see the wild koalas, don't miss it.