The Ocean Road
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Limestone Coast The Limestone coast is the untouched region of The Ocean Road with just a few small towns scattered over 300 kilometres of coastline. The small towns of Robe, Beachport and Port MacDonnell are the idillic getaway locations that are literally miles from anywhere. The Coorong National Park which dominates the eastern section of the coast is an incredible spot for four wheel driving (4WD), fishing, boating and for nature lovers. Inland attractions include the Blue Lake at the city of Mt Gambier, the celebrated wine growing region of the Coonawarra and the limestone caves at Narracoorte. |
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Regions Mt Gambier Penola Port McDonnell Robe - Beachport Naracoorte Kingston
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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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