"Ocean Road Tours" was founded to provide a Premium Style Day Tour of The Great Ocean Road at budget friendly rates. We have been successfully running other tour businesses along with great ocean road for over past 15 years. We took the opportunity to provide a missing style of tour to various overseas and local tourists. And day-by-day, we are providing our great ocean road day tours and travel services to the travelers for their maximum enjoyment and fun, like never before.
We are a fully licensed and insured business and a great ocean road tour includes Spectacular Scenery, Fun and Informative Commentary, Kangaroos in the wild near Bells Beach, Pt Addis Coastal View, Anglesea View of Pt Roadnight, Memorial Arch (Great Ocean Road Sign), Lorne and Apollo Bay, See Koalas, Cape Patton Lookout (Spectacular Lookout), 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, Extra Photo Stops, Selection of Home Cooked Meals for Lunch, See Volcanoes and Lake Colac (on the trip home) and much more. Therefore, if you are planning for a small group tour, then we welcome 8 people maximum which is a great group size. But, sorry, we cannot carry children below 8 years of age and travellers weight over 130 kgs.
At Ocean Road Tours our bus is air conditioned along with high backed contoured seats. Our bus has all the safety features along with ABS and Electronic stability programming. Allowing you to travel in comfort and with safety in mind. For more information about our great ocean tour, visit our web site where we provide all the concise information related to what you should bring and wear during the travel.
The Great Ocean Road is one the biggest and famous touring road all across the world. This road has rugged coastlines and tremendous scenery which gives many photo opportunities. And, with us you have more photo stops. The great ocean road small group tours stats at 0600am, so we stay in front of all the other tours and have most of our photo stops to ourselves. You will travel over the Westgate Bridge and along the Princes Highway to Geelong, where we stop for a Coffee and a toilet break. You begin your Adventure on the Surf coast section of the Great Ocean Road via Torquay . Kangaroos are found near Bells Beach and surfers are often seen at our many stops on the Coast.
During our tour you will see Kangaroos and Koalas in the WILD and look for Whales, Dolphins and Seals in the Great Southern Ocean. (Seasonal)
You will hear stories including, the history of The Great Ocean Road, how the coast line was formed and the story of the Loch Ard shipwreck, to name a few. Join our experienced guides in conversations about Australia and its Indigenous people. How life was like during the 1800’s and 1900s’ in Australia and Melbourne and many more fascinating subjects.
You will coast through Anglesea on your way to Aireys Inlet where you will see the Split Point Lighthouse. Fairhaven is just around the corner and some of the coastlines most spectacular coastal homes are in view along with the spectacular Fairhaven beach. Memorial Arch is next for a photo stop of the Great Ocean Road Sign.
Your journey continues over Big Hill and a beach view stop awaits in Lorne. Stunning coastal views are the order as you travel through Separation Creek and Wye River. Koalas at Wongarra are often a highlight and another photo stop. Hold your breath as you visit Cape Patton Lookout and get that camera out again. You will see beautiful Apollo Bay. Stunning Mountain views are in abundance as we head to Lavers Hill for our Home Cooked Cafe Lunch at Your Tour.
Sit back and enjoy a selection of Home Cooked Meals for Lunch, during your Great Ocean Road Tour, including Barramundi, at your Cosy Mountain Café. You may wish to take home local preserves, artwork or handmade apparel, a post card or jewellery from The Shoppe. We finish off the Otway Ranges with a short drive befitting any Australian bush location.
Awaiting you after lunch is the Stunning 12 Apostles. Visiting the viewing platform, the famous views and history will get you so close you can almost feel the ancient structures and coastline. A short ride along the road will get you to Loch Ard Gorge, where you will have plenty of time to explore, the Razorback and Natural Arch walkway, the Shipwreck Walkway with views into Loch Ard Gorge and even a stroll on the beach to visit the magnificent Limestone Stalactites..
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