Taking the tour gives you insights you won’t get. The views are spectacular but endless so a tour takes it to the next level of context.

There are lots of ways to enjoy The Great Ocean Road. Whilst some of them do involve walking and stairs, there are plenty of other options. For example, concrete walkways from main visitor centre are completely accessible, there are many good lookouts only a few steps from carparks, or you can even take a helicopter tour.

Yes there are numerous campsites from Twofold Bay ( Bega ) area NSW along Lakes Entrance Victoria all the way up to Robe South Australia with camp sites unit style cabins & camper down /caravan sites have a good journey but take your time as it is good to turn off & stop at a lot of the destinations along the way. Cheers Graham

I would book a night at Lorne-at Foreshore site- nice area and beach. Then book night at Port Campbell caravan park- check out Apostles, etc. On the way between these grab Fish n chips at Apollo Bay Harbour and do some Koala spotting at either Kennett River or on the way to Cape Otway Lighthouse. Finish with a night at Warrnambool and visit harbour and stay down at Lake Pertobe area- great area to wander. Also take in the whales at Logan’s Beach- the southern right whale nursery.

Hi, yes it's possible to do it in one day, but better if you do it in a couple of days so you can take your time and really enjoy it. Will you be coming from Melbourne? If so there are tours that take you along the Great Ocean Road, a really good way of seeing it without having to drive yourself, you can sit back and relax and hear all about the area. Whatever you decide to do enjoy your trip :)

Lilianen, If I were doing the GOR- I’d look at a couple of days Lorne, two days near our place- Wattle Hill(close to Twelve Apostles) and a night at Port Fairy to finish it off. Rental car would be personal preference hired at airport/MELBOURNE and then use trip advisor for meal recommendations. We run accommodation- named Southern Anchorage and if you email us I’ll send helpful notes for the area we send guests who book- and you can decide from there. Drew

There are small towns with businesses and cafes along the way, and public facilities at most beaches and tourist attraction parking areas such as at the Twelve Apostles. There are multiple caravan parks that I imagine you can find via Google. The one at Kennett River is notable for often having koalas behind it.

You can do it in a day however to enjoy the amazing scenery I would allow 2 days! That way you can take your time and appreciate what you’re seeing.

Yes, my fiance and I did it in one day this past November. It means limited stopping, but we were able to spend a little time in a lot of the amazing places along the way and then spend a couple of hours in the Twelve Apostles area, and then turn around and drive back to the Geelong area by around 10 PM.