Our trip today is a tour along the Great Ocean Road. The Great Ocean Road is a 243-kilometer (151-mile) stretch of road along the southeastern coast of…
Split Point Lighthouse is a lighthouse located in Aireys Inlet, Originally called Eagles Nest Point, the lighthouse was constructed in 1891. For 27 years, three…
The pin cushion hakea is a native West Australian tree that has become popular in certain countries around the world due to its spectacular pin cushion flowers…
Black swans and ducks along the banks of the Painkalac Creek.
Guvvos Beach is a huge stretch of sand at the south of Anglesea on the Great Ocean Road. It’s one the longest beaches on the entire Surf Coast. This is a view…
Sharon and Ken at the Memorial Arch at Eastern View of the Great Ocean Road. This wooden arch and statue commemorates the work of returned WWI soldiers who…
Sharon on the beach at the Memorial Arch on the Great Ocean Road.
Ken on the beach at the Memorial Arch on the Great Ocean Road.
Ken and Sharon on the beach at the Memorial Arch on the Great Ocean Road.
The spectacular Great Ocean Road hugs the seaside cliffs that snake along the wild and windswept Southern Ocean. The striking vistas along the iconic road evoke…
The Great Ocean Road curves along the coast here near Sheoak Creek.
The road runs alongside beaches and cliffs composed of limestone and sandstone, which are susceptible to erosion.
A view of the surrounding hills in Otway forest as we travel along the Great Ocean Road
Our first sighting of a wild koala was here in the Otway forest.
Koalas are instantly recognizable with a large head, large furry ears, and large black furless nose; they have a stout body with a greatly reduced tail. They…
Koalas prefer larger trees because the bigger the tree, the stronger will be its branches. As a result of that, the Koalas can hold on firmly to the tree…
More stunning scenery in the Barham Paradise Scenic Reserve along the Great Ocean Road as we make our way to the Twelve Apostles.
Another view of the Barham Paradise Scenic Reserve.
A view from the Queenscliff Coastal Reserve looking towrds the town of Lorne.
Upon arriving at Apostles Marine National Park, Ken booked a helicopter trip that took him over the amazing scenery with phenomenal views of the Apostles.