YCW Australia Melbourne Sailing

Set off to Great Ocean Road with YCWAustralia to experience one of the world's most scenic coastal drives. Your day tour to Great Ocean Road takes in spectacular coastal views of long sandy beaches & precipitous coastal cliffs .Travel through popular resort towns Anglesea & Apollo Bay. Setting out of the Southern Ocean, you'll find the 12 Apostles– limestone pillars that were once connected to the mainland cliffs. Another stop is the Loch Ard Gorge, stairs descend down to the beach where you can take incredible photos of the waves crashing on the walls of the gorge. Full-day tour of the Great Ocean Road from Melbourne Visit Memorial Arch Enjoy magnificent views of the 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge and Gibson Steps Stop for lunch overlooking the famous Apollo Bay Travel by air-conditioned coach Views of Melbourne and Port Phillip Bay from West Gate Bridge Loch Ard Gorge

Discover one of Australia’s most scenic coastal drives, the Great Ocean Road, on this tour. The region boasts powerful seas, golden beaches, harmonious townships, huge cliffs and lush forests.Enjoy stunning views of Melbourne's prestigious skyline as we travel over the West Gate Bridge. Ride in a comfortable coach along the stunning south-eastern coast and spot splendid landmarks and natural wonders .
Take a break at Memorial Arch, the gateway to the Great Ocean Road. The arch was built in honour of the 3,000 returned soldiers who worked on the road and its creation during World War I. Stretch our legs at Apollo Bay, an iconic seaside resort town to have a relaxing lunch(at own expense) before we proceed to the Port Campbell National Parks.
Get snap-happy at the famous Twelve Apostles—magnificent limestone stacks that rise up majestically on Victoria's dramatic coastline. As you walk along the boardwalk, have your camera ready and admire the breath-taking shoreline from the cliff top. Be dwarfed by the 70-metre high vertical cliffs and marvel at Gog and Magog, the nicknames given to the giant limestone stacks rising up out of the sea. Weather permitting, make your way down to the beach via the 86 steps that were carved into the face of the cliff by local settler Hugh Gibson, who worked on the route originally used by the Kirrae Whurrong people.
We make our way to the Loch Ard Gorge enjoying this spectacular coastline, the rugged cliffs along the Great Ocean Road once made for perilous navigation for vessels sailing into the port of Melbourne. Walk along the pristine sands, stopping for a moment to appreciate the sun reflecting off the water and perhaps snap a picture. After an amazing journey, relax on your return to Melbourne.