This is the most popular destination in Victoria and a must-see. Take an optional Helicopter ride over the attractions or view the Apostles over the built platforms.

Another natural treasure just next to twelve Apostles

Be mesmerised by the two giant limestone stacks in the sea from the beach below.

Be mesmerised by this heritage-listed road with spectacular views of the ocean and hills.

This is a must-see for anyone passing through the Otways. The rainforest walk takes us through the Otways' ancient rainforest, featuring towering blue gums, Fern trees, and Myrtle Beech trees. Also, look out for the carnivorous snails.

Take some great photos under this Archway and learn the history of the great ocean road build

This is probably the best photo stop on the Tour, with scenic views of St George Rive, Lorne Beach, Otway Ranges and The Great Ocean Road.

We will stop here and enjoy lunch of your choice. I always recommend the fresh Fish and Chips which every visitor has loved.

The lighthouse was constructed in 1891. For 27 years, three lighthouse keepers worked at this remote location, ensuring the light was operating well and communicating with ships via a number of code systems. The lighthouse still has its original construction with a wonderful staircase and timber fittings. The lantern still operates having had more than three different light sources over its history. The tower was converted to automatic operation in 1919. The keepers' cottages and stables form an intrinsic part of the lighthouse precinct.

Here, the scenery changes to dense tall Eucalyptus and fern trees: you will spot the koalas in the trees.

Last toilet stop and a chance to grab some sweet locally made ice cream and chocolates.