The Port Campbell National Park is a national park in the south-western district of Victoria, Australia. The 1,750-hectare (4,300-acre) national park is …
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Feb 18, 2025
This is an amazing area to wander around and view the Apostles, Razerback and all the other lovely spots and viewing areas on this Great Ocean Road. Great beaches. The story also, of how this long ro…Full review by RuthyGlasgow
Jul 29, 2024
Wonderful opportunity to experience this magnificent National Park with featuring the forever changing structures at the hands of the ferocity of Mother Nature.Full review by RustyHTims59
Jan 31, 2024
Beautiful view sunrise @Port Campbell National Park. We love to come back again and stay much longer to enjoy the peaceful and clean airFull review by Calnets Cung N
We plan to drive from Melbourne in early Marchand spend three nights somewhere so we can relax and take it all in. Where would you recommend?
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being very honest I would say the best place to stay is Portland. My wife and I found there was plenty to see and do - the people are very nice - try Macs Hotel on the foreshore for an …
being very honest I would say the best place to stay is Portland. My wife and I found there was plenty to see and do - the people are very nice - try Macs Hotel on the foreshore for an evening meal but only order a half serve Many tourist attractions or sit on the foreshore and ponder as the world passes you by
Is there any public transport available for this place? Also if there are any cheap accommodations nearby for 1 night stay.
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I was there in November but we were driving our own car. Did not see any public busses, but there appears to be lots of day or maybe even longer tours out of Melbourne. If you don't …
I was there in November but we were driving our own car. Did not see any public busses, but there appears to be lots of day or maybe even longer tours out of Melbourne. If you don't want to drive a tour out of Melbourne is probably your best option. Google tours in Melbourne and communicate with them directly to see about details, prices etc. I usually check 2 or 3 companies before deciding This is a beautiful area with many places to stop at and enjoy the scenery. Most tours will have enough of the highlights to get a flavor of the area.
For taking good photos... is sunrise and sunset equally good? Do the viewpoints / lookouts limit me to take photos just from one direction or is it quite possible to freely roam around and take photos?
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There are plenty of good photographic vantage points but yes there are restrictions as to where you can walk to limit damage to the landscape. I have never found these limiting in …
There are plenty of good photographic vantage points but yes there are restrictions as to where you can walk to limit damage to the landscape. I have never found these limiting in getting some great photos at sunrise or sunset. During the day you may want to consider ND filters if the sun is bright.
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