One of the more remarkable routes in the south-west of Victoria, Australia is the Great Ocean Road, the coast road from Warrnambool to Geelong. It's interesting for two things: the rock formations off the coast, notably the Twelve Apostles, and for the temperate rain forests of the Great Otway National Park. This page shows photos I have taken of the area over the years.

This page contains:

• Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum, 29 August 2004
• 12 Apostles and other rocks, 29 August 2004
• 12 Apostles, 10 October 2007
• Maits Rest rainforest reserve, 10 October 2007
• Otway Fly rainforest walk, 1 March 2008
• Melba Gully rainforest reserve, 13 February 2009
• Wildlife park, 13 February 2009
• 12 Apostles, 13 February 2009
• Port Campbell, 13 February 2009
• Mount Leura, 13 February 2009

This was part of a journey from Adelaide to Melbourne with Ollivier Robert and his wife Élodie. Unfortunately the weather wasn't very good.

Flagstaff Hill is a theme park in Warrnambool.

Maits rest is on the south side of the road, just a short distance from the road.

Otway Fly is a commercially operated rain forest walk. In contrast to the other walks, it has a 25 metre high elevated walkway and costs money. It's interesting, but very touristy.

Mount Leura is just outside Camperdown, to the south-west. The main purpose of this visit was to get a panorama of the surrounding countryside.