2025 Kennett River Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

You must visit the Great Ocean Road in Melbourne, but! It would be a shame if you only checked in at the Twelve Apostles. ️In fact, there are many equally stunning views on the Great Ocean Road, you can enjoy them as long as you follow the route I stayed up late to compile a guide for hardcore players on the Great Ocean Road. I will teach you how to enjoy the essence of the Great Ocean Road in one go. Collect it quickly and enjoy it slowly during the holidays. · 🌟What to do on the Great Ocean Road ✅ The Grotto|A cave formed by natural weathering is beautiful ✅ Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve | You can see lava gullies/kangaroos, koalas, possums, etc. ✅ Thunder Cave|Echo Cave, the sound of the waves is as shocking as thunder and lightning ✅ Gibson Steps | There are few places where you can go down to the beach, and see the Twelve Apostles from different angles ✅ Kennett River Koala Walk | Lots of koalas ✅ Classic attractions such as the Twelve Apostles ✅ Great Ocean Road Seaview Skydiving | 8000 or 15000 feet skydiving optional, 360-degree coastal views! Unlock life experience ✅ Great Ocean Road Twelve Apostles Helicopter Tour | Panoramic skylight overlooking the Great Ocean Road, passing by the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Canyon and many other attractions ✅ Otway Treetop Adventure | A must-see on the Great Ocean Road, the treetop in the rainforest, the thrilling jungle zipline is worth experiencing · 🌟How to play on the Great Ocean Road ✅ Far from the city, need to charter a car or drive yourself ~ one-day or two-day tour is available ✅There are two classic routes: 1️⃣Reverse route Downtown->Twelve Apostles->Lock Ard Gorge->Apollo Bay->Looking for koalas in Kennett River->Great Ocean Road address->Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse ✨Avoid the crowds and experience up ✨Shoot the Twelve Apostles without going against the light, and the photos will be better! 2️⃣ Positive route ✨City->Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse->Great Ocean Road Archway->Lorne Town->Koala CafeLooking for wild koalas->Apollo Bay->Gibson Steps->Twelve Apostles->Locke Ard Canyon/Knifeback Rock ✨Check in at all the classic attractions! ✨Gibson Steps to see the Twelve Apostles up close · 🌟Play suggestions ✅ Check the weather forecast and go on a sunny day! The scenery on a cloudy day is not on the same level... ✅Be careful to protect yourself from the sun when taking photos when getting off the car ✅The wind is very strong, please bring a hat, scarf, etc. ✅If you are prone to motion sickness, it is best to take motion sickness medicine in advance

We took a local day trip to the Great Ocean Road in Melbourne The tour guide brought us here. I didn't expect that this seemingly ordinary "convenience store" It turns out to be a stopover that many people visit on Melbourne's Great Ocean Road? This Kafe Koala General Store It looks like a normal store selling snacks and drinks. But even the official Great Ocean Road of Australia has listed and introduced them The reason is that this store is very close to Kennett River and Otway National Park This is also where many birds live. We stayed here for about half an hour and saw more than ten species of birds And if you are lucky, you can even find koalas here🐨 I heard the tour guide say that koala poop smells good🤣 #GlobalTravel

#celebratewithtrip the next stop of my great ocean road road trip was actually cape Patton lookout. dropped by here for approximately fifteen to twenty minutes just for photo taking. it is a nice place to take some pictures as the view was absolutely splendid and breath taking. look out at the sea and all and it’s really beautiful. there is also a cliff just behind so taking pictures from that angle was also pretty beautiful surprisingly. overall would recommend stopping by here en route your great ocean road road trip just for a moment to admire the beauty of nature and also capture some great moments and photos for memory sake.

This 25-kilometer coastal road is the most easily overlooked treasure of the Great Ocean Road! Leaving the eucalyptus forest of the Kennett River (remember to look for wild koalas!), the road suddenly hugs the cliffs, and at every turn you can see emerald waves crashing against the reefs, splashing white foam like spilled champagne. Continuing north, the estuary of the Wye River glows like gold foil in the sun, and the winding sandbar is exposed at low tide. The most amazing thing is the end of the Cumberland River - the junction of the river and the sea forms an amber dividing line, and the rocks on the shore are washed out with honeycomb-like holes. There are almost no tourists here, only a few surfers waiting for the waves, their figures against the distant mountains in the mist, like a watercolor painting. Tips: - There are many sharp turns along the way, so remember to help the driver see the scenery. - The Cumberland River campground has the wildest toilet on the Great Ocean Road (the kind that faces the waves directly). - If you see the "Road Subject to Coastal Erosion" warning sign, please drive slowly, as this section of the road is really disappearing. This 25-kilometer journey condenses the essence of the Great Ocean Road: behind each bend, there are either waves crashing on the shore or rainforests poking out. It is recommended to roll down the car window and let the salty mountain breeze tell you the taste of freedom. #summervacay#travel #beachlife #couplestrip #naturalwonders #thingstodo

Embark on a two-day Australian adventure, exploring iconic landmarks and experiencing the unique Aussie charm! This practical guide will help you navigate your journey with ease. / Australia, a land of unique history and picturesque landscapes🌅. From stunning beaches🏖️ and the magnificent Great Barrier Reef🐠 to rich Aboriginal culture🎭, Australia has it all. Encounter adorable kangaroos🦘, savor distinct Australian wines🍷, and create unforgettable memories. / 📅Itinerary: D1: Geelong's Bollards->Split Point Lighthouse->Great Ocean Road Walk->Lorne Beach->Kennett River Koala Walk->Apollo Bay Explore the artistic bollards of Geelong, stroll along the Split Point Lighthouse for breathtaking ocean views, immerse yourself in nature on the Great Ocean Road Walk, relax on Lorne Beach, spot cuddly koalas along the Kennett River Koala Walk, and finally, arrive at the picturesque Apollo Bay. D2: Maits Rest Rainforest->Twelve Apostles->Loch Ard Gorge->Campbell Port Lookout and Discovery Trail Entrance->London Bridge Delve into the mystical Maits Rest Rainforest, marvel at the majestic Twelve Apostles, explore the unique formations of Loch Ard Gorge, enjoy panoramic views from the Campbell Port Lookout and find the entrance to the Discovery Trail, and lastly, visit the historic London Bridge. / Must-See Attractions: 🪨 Twelve Apostles: Don't miss these ancient rock formations along the Great Ocean Road, sculpted by the relentless waves and time, creating a truly spectacular sight. 🌊 Apollo Bay: This crescent-shaped bay offers not only stunning scenery but also excellent fishing spots, perfect for tranquility and relaxation. 💡 Split Point Lighthouse: This charming red-capped lighthouse, with its picture-perfect coastal backdrop, is a must-visit for capturing memorable photos. 🏞️ Loch Ard Gorge: For an up-close encounter with the captivating sea stacks, Loch Ard Gorge is the place to be. The magnificent rock formations will leave you in awe. / Tips for Your Trip: 🕒 Australia has a 2–3 hour time difference with Beijing, so remember to adjust your schedule accordingly. 🚖 Getting from the airport to the city is easy with taxis or pre-booked cars. Public transport is also a viable option. 🎁 Looking for souvenirs? Wool products and wines are excellent choices, but remember to compare prices. 💡 Check the weather forecast before heading out. The Australian sun can be intense, so don't forget your sunscreen! 👮‍♂️ Safety first! Keep your valuables close and be mindful of your belongings. / Australia, a land of captivating charm, awaits your exploration and promises countless surprises!🌟 Remember, every step of your journey is a part of the scenery.

#getgoing2025 Visiting the Sanandaj Museum was a fascinating journey through Kurdish history and culture. The museum housed an impressive collection of artifacts, ranging from ancient pottery and tools to intricate textiles and traditional costumes. As I explored, I was captivated by the exhibits that showcased the region’s diverse heritage, including its artistic craftsmanship and unique traditions. The museum’s peaceful atmosphere allowed me to take my time and truly appreciate the stories behind each item. From the historical artifacts to the art pieces, it was clear that Sanandaj’s culture had a deep and rich history that was well-preserved in this charming museum.

#celebratewithtrip went to Kennett river for a short stop during my great ocean road road trip. this is a really short stop and it’s mainly to see if we have any luck to spot some cute koalas. unfortunately on the day that I visited I was not able to see any koalas hanging on the trees as there were none there at the moment. heard from my guide that there were some the day before though. however we were greeted by some cute birds and they were flying all around and one of them even landed on top of a tourist head which can be quite scary and funny at the same time. overall just a short stop to spot koalas and can give this a miss if you are running out of time.