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Warrnambool, the biggest city in the south-west region, makes a perfect base for exploring the western end of the Great Ocean Road, the beautiful heritage
Read More >Warrnambool is a key stopover point on the Princes Hwy between Melbourne and Adelaide, and is just 12 km from the western end of the Great Ocean Road. The quickest route from Melbourne is via the Princes Hwy. The iconic scenic route from Melbourne via the Great Ocean Road is worth every twist and turn!
The Great Ocean Road, one of the world's greatest drives, runs between Torquay (near Geelong) to Allansford (just 12 km from Warrnambool).
Leave plenty of time to take in the coastal villages, the Great Otway National Park (including Cape Otway), and the Port Campbell National Park (including the Twelve Apostles).
Distance: 348 km (from Melbourne)
Time: as much as possible, but at least a full day
Travel through Geelong, Colac and Camperdown.
Distance: 269km
Time: approx 3.5 hours
Travel through Naracoorte, Coonawarra and Mount Gambier, then into Victoria and on to Warrnambool.
Distance: 615 km
Time: approx 8 hours
Warrnambool, the biggest city in the south-west region, makes a perfect base for exploring the western end of the Great Ocean Road, the beautiful heritage
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