Another must-visit spot for observing the Great Ocean Road coastline is Teddy’s Lookout, perched above the seaside town of Lorne – 48km from Wildlife Wonders in Apollo Bay.

Building the Great Ocean Road After World War I, the Australian government wanted to commemorate those who had died during the war and to help soldiers. With more than 3,000 returning soldiers as ...

Between the sweeping views and charming coastal towns, Australia's Great Ocean Road makes for a truly unforgettable travel experience. Here's how to do it best.

The Great Ocean Road offers much of what many tourists want to see in Australia. Native wildlife such as koalas and colorful birds live in a raw habitat of lush foliage and dramatic cliffs.

The Great Ocean Road offers much of what many tourists want to see in Australia. Native wildlife such as koalas and colorful birds live in a raw habitat of lush foliage and dramatic cliffs.