The Ocean Road
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Grampians The Grampians National park is formed by four small mountain ranges that sit in the middle of the Mallee plains country and over the past millennia has become a sanctuary for local wildlife and flora. Today it is also a sanctuary for holiday makers and tourists alike who would like to explore and experience the Australian bush without going too far off the beaten track. The Grampians is often the preferred destination of many overseas travellers. |
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Towns and Cities Halls Gap Dunkeld Ararat Stawell Horsham
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The Ocean Road Tour Options Melbourne to Adelaide - Adelaide to Melbourne Touring Route
The total length of the journey is between 700 and 800 kilometres (depending on the chosen route) which means the trip can be easily done within three days without stress and average driving distances kept to around 250 kilometre per day.
The Ocean Road web site does not have every night and stop pre-planned, it is just a comprehensive guide to accommodation, entertainment, sightseeing and food guide to the many alternate ways of holidaying along this part of Australia's coastline.
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Regions Fleurieu Peninsula Barossa and Clare Valley Limestone Coast Shipwreck Coast Grampains Goldfields Great Ocean Road Bellarine and Geelong
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