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Port Campbell & Port Campbell National Park
From the Otway Ranges to Peterborough, much of the area between the road and the ocean is protected as a national park. Port Campbell National Park is the site of the most spectacular scenery on the Great Ocean Road.
If you’re driving, take the time to check out all the scenic spots; particularly the
Twelve Apostles, the Bay of Islands, Loch Ard Gorge and London Bridge.
Practical information
Port Campbell Visitor Information Centre
26 Morris Street, Port Campbell
Tel (03) 5598 6053
Website www.visit12apostles.com
Open 9am-5pm daily
Coming & going
V/line (tel 13 22 32) buses go to Geelong and Warrnambool along the Great Ocean Road. Buses stop at the Surf Club on Tregea Street.
Hostel accommodation
The 13th Apostle
Post Office Road, Princetown
Tel (03) 5598 8062
Ocean House Backpackers
32 Cairns Street, Port Campbell
Tel (03) 5598 6206
Port Campbell Hostel
18 Tregea Street, Port Campbell
Tel (03) 5598 6305
Activities
Scenic Flights
There are several companies operating scenic helicopter flights of sights on the Great
Ocean Road including the Twelve Apostles. Scenic flights operating from Port Campbell
include 12 Apostles Helicopters (tel (03) 5598 6161) and The Edge
Helicopters (tel (03) 5598 8283).
