Great Ocean Road Sunset Tour

Just take a few days off and drive one of the most stunning coastal roads in the world, and then end this day by watching a sunset behind the 12 Apostles. The Great Ocean Sunset Tour begins in Melbourne after lunch. It runs along some of southern Australia’s magnificent surf beaches, offering great photo opportunities and close encounters with animals native to Australia. Our first stop is at the recently opened Great Ocean Road Chocolaterie and Ice Creamery, where we will get free samples of chocolate. Along the way, we stop to see wild koalas in their natural habitat. Have a walk along Loch Ard Gorge beach in Port Campbell National Park before ending your day with amazing views of the 12 Apostles, which are limestone pillars known for their beautiful sunsets.

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With us on our Great Ocean Road Sunset Tour, you will get the chance to experience first-hand the utopia of the 12 apostles at sunset while also enjoying wildlife encounters and savoury treats. Australia’s stunning coastal drive along the Great Ocean Road is an unforgettable journey. Make sure you strike a pose at the Memorial Arch, a very historic one, for that matter. Try the unique sweetness of homemade chocolates. Enjoy beautiful scenery at Lorne, Anglesea, and Apollo Bay, which are picturesque coastal towns naturally graced by it. Take a walk on Loch Ard Gorge beach while enjoying the sunset over 12 Apostles, which have become iconic over time.

We left Melbourne for Great Ocean Road just after lunch. This is one of the world’s most exciting and fascinating coastal drives, and it has a lot more scope to appreciate the moment as we wind our way along. The route offers stunning views of the southern ocean’s pristine beaches and thunderous surf waters. At the Great Ocean Road Memorial Arch sign, take your time to capture some amazing pictures of this incredible scenery and get some background information about how this road came into being.
One of the topmost chocolate factories in Victoria is Great Ocean Road Chocolaterie, where you can find handcrafted chocolates and ice creams, which they give out for free as samples. While enjoying the sweet treats, watch the chocolatiers create their best works of art in the form of chocolates and ice creams with love. You can also purchase some items for your loved ones or try a mug of their hot chocolate.
On the eastern side of Cape Otway, in Australia’s south-western coast, we take a drive through resort seaside towns such as Anglesea and Lorne before we stop at Apollo Bay, which is a stunning town. To see these ancient trees, wildflowers and green vegetation grow to the sky and various kinds of native birds flit among them when you pass through Great Otway National Park.
Experience the invigorating salty breeze of the southern ocean as we journey to Port Campbell National Park to witness the awe-inspiring limestone pillars known as the 12 Apostles. Let the sand tickle your toes as you stroll to the picturesque Loch Ard Gorge, steeped in charm and history. Listen to the haunting story of the famous shipwreck of Loch Ard and discover more about the coast’s other maritime dramas. Lose yourself in the sandy beaches, the crashing waves, and the magnificent cliffs. And now, the pinnacle of the Great Ocean Road sunset tour and adventure! Watch as the sky and sea transform with vibrant hues while the sun dips behind the towering limestone formations, merging with the southern ocean. Savour the moment and immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of one of Australia’s most stunning southern sunsets. Try to resist the temptation to capture the perfect sunset photos at the 12 Apostles.
After thinking about your trip on the Great Ocean Road at sunset, it will always be remembered as an exciting and adventurous journey with many pleasant things. As we return to Melbourne, we have dinner in Colac, a small town in the western part of Victoria. This time around, though, a meal is not included, so you’ll have to pay for your own food. Put on some clothes, even if it is warm or cold outside, a cap or hat, sunscreen, and some comfortable walking shoes. In addition to that, you should bring your own water bottle and money for lunch and dinner. Remember to take with you your camera because fun and adventure are guaranteed. Our Great Ocean Road Sunset Tour packages include all entrance tickets and chocolate testing. A friendly, entertaining and informative tour guide is provided to you. Our experienced bus driver picks you up and drops you off at your inner-city hotel. Why don’t you come with us on a thrilling adventure, take stunning photos of this remarkable trip and make some unforgettable memories? Nonetheless, don’t forget why we are travelling — it’s for the scenic splendour and enjoyment.

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Please arrive at your designated pickup location 5–10 minutes before the scheduled time to ensure the tour proceeds smoothly and on time. Here are the pickup times and locations:

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FAQ

The best moments for a Great Ocean Road sunset tour are spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May). In most cases, there is moderate weather in this season and sometimes awe inspiring sunsets that enhance the inherent beauty of the coast.

In case bad weather is expected, your tour operator will inform you about any changes or booking recommendations that may arise.

Due to the variable weather conditions in the region, it is best advised that you dress up with multiple layers of clothing when going out on a sunset tour. The evenings can be quite chilly, especially during the times outside the summer months. You will need to wear comfortable shoes as some tours involve walking to viewpoints or beaches.

Tourists might spot koalas, kangaroos, different types of birds and marine animals. However, it is not a guarantee that visitors will see wildlife. Nonetheless, they do usually see them.

In most cases, kids are allowed to participate in Great Ocean Road evening trips where they may get an education about nature, wildlife and environment. However, you should consult your tour operator regarding age restrictions.

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