The LimeStone Coast - Some pictures along the Great Ocean Road, Australia

It has been a longtime since I’ve been able to post about my holiday adventures so here I go!

Recently I decided that it was time to get out and about. Holidays have always been an important component of my lifestyle and unwinding, but Covid and the lockdown methodology in Australia has made that very difficult.

Anyway, I finally got into Victoria to see some family and took a trip along the Great Ocean road.

Here are a few of my stops along the most well known section between PrinceTown and Port Campbell

Gibson Steps

These steps reach down the limestone cliff onto the beach. Only 100 steps or so and not too demanding to reach the bottom and enjoy the breathtaking views.

The Twelve Apostles

Probably the most famous of the landmarks on this stretch of the coastline. Some of the columns have fallen into the ocean after normal erosion but it still attracts many visitors each year.

London Bridge

London Bridge has fallen down. A spectacular arch structure did connect to the land but fell away a number of years ago.

The Grotto

Another beautiful landform from erosion. It was an inviting place to explore, but large surf and unstable cliffs make it also dangerous.

There are many more places of interest along this stretch of coastline and these are just a few pictures for interest. If you visit Australia or are looking for a place to travel, don’t miss this wonderful part of the country.

Thanks for reading.