Port Campbell National Park

Port Campbell National Park is the highlight of the Great Ocean Road. This world-renowned park protects a coastline sculpted by the fierce Southern Ocean into breathtaking formations. The most famous are the Twelve Apostles, majestic limestone stacks rising from the sea. Other iconic features include Loch Ard Gorge, the site of a famous shipwreck; London Bridge; and The Grotto. A series of well-designed lookouts and short walking paths provide safe and spectacular viewing opportunities. The park is a must-see for any visitor to Victoria. As a national park, dogs are not permitted in most areas. Entry to the park and lookouts is free.