Perched in Aireys Inlet, Split Point Lighthouse is a beacon of beauty and history. Established in 1891, it rises to 34 meters, offering expansive views of the coastline and Bass Strait. The surrounding landscape, a blend of rugged cliffs and verdant flora, is a dream for photographers and nature enthusiasts alike, offering several breathtaking lookouts over the ocean.

The Great Ocean Road Memorial Arch stands as a must-see landmark, marking the meeting point of the Pacific and Indian oceans near Split Point Lighthouse. Before reaching the lighthouse, visitors have the opportunity to capture memorable photos at this iconic arch, commemorating the road's significance and scenic beauty.

At Teddy's Lookout, marvel at the spectacular panorama where the Saint George River meets the Southern Ocean. This vantage point, nestled along the Great Ocean Road, offers a unique perspective of Australia's rugged coastline, with its rolling hills, dense forests, and the expansive ocean stretching into the horizon. It's a serene spot for reflection, photography, and soaking in the natural beauty of the region. A visit here encapsulates the essence of the Great Ocean Road's scenic wonder, making it an essential stop on your journey.

Apart from the scenic views, our tour includes the chance to see Australia’s favourite animal, the Koala, only this time, in the open wilderness.

Enjoy a delightful seafood lunch in Apollo Bay, a picturesque seaside town renowned for its fresh, local catch. This culinary stop offers a taste of the region's best flavors, with restaurants overlooking the ocean, providing a perfect backdrop to savor a meal. Apollo Bay is not just a feast for the palate but also a visual treat, making it a memorable part of the Great Ocean Road experience.