Port city on Corio Bay and the start of the Great Ocean Road.

Surf beach under ochre cliffs, 6 km past Anglesea, with rock pools at low tide.

White lighthouse on the cliffs above Aireys Inlet, with lookouts over the Surf Coast.

Grey River Road manna gums, one of the most reliable places to see wild koalas, with king parrots and cockatoos at eye level.

Fishing town in the crook of the bay, where the road turns inland into the Otways.

Steep steps down to a rock shelf where the anchors of two nineteenth-century shipwrecks still lie.

Limestone stacks left behind as the cliffs eroded; eight still standing.

Sea arch that lost its link to the mainland when the span fell in 1990.

Stairs down into a sinkhole, where a rock window frames a still pool and the sea.

Quiet bay of rock stacks and coves beside Peterborough, in the Bay of Islands Coastal Park.

Coastal reserve of offshore stacks and arches at the quiet western end of the Shipwreck Coast.

Ice cream made in the dairy town inland from Port Campbell, eaten on the lawn by the creek.

Sheltered inlet town between the Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge.