One of the best ways to explore the coastline is by renting a kayak or stand-up-paddle board. You can even take a trip out by boat or kayak to visit the local seal colony at...
Mount Defiance through to Petticoat Creek has many stops for the traveller to take in the awe-inspiring scenery. Stop for a photo or stay longer to explore the coastal trails and secluded beaches,...
The stunning coastline on the Great Ocean Road around the Otway Coast Hamlets is unforgettable. Mount Defiance through to...
The beautiful Otways are a paradise for a rich collection of flora and fauna and provide the visitor with lots of opportunities...
The Red Rock lookout, 12km from Colac, is one of Australia’s youngest volcanoes....
The Otways are home to many of Australia’s favourite locals including kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, platypus, koalas,...
The Great Otway National Park stretches from Torquay through to Princetown and up through the Otway hinterlands towards Colac....
Did you know? Humpbacks use their massive tail fin to propel themselves through the water and sometimes out of...
Hopetoun Falls has a viewing platform 20 metres from the carpark which offers spectacular views of the falls as they crash...
The Otways is enchanting, captivating, picturesque and just two hours west of Melbourne. If you’ve only got 48-hours to spend in the area,...
There are so many fantastic Otways attractions that showcase nature at its best, making a trip here an unforgettable one. Below we have put together...
I grew up with the Otways National Park as my backyard, so it’s an incredibly special place for me that’s close to...
A weekend of fresh air, mother nature at her finest and fulfilling wanderlust right at your back door. Welcome back to the...
Did you know that Glow Worms are really bioluminescent (aka glow in the dark) maggots of a mosquito like...
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