FOOD ARTISANS TRAIL & TWELVE APOSTLES
Discover inland gourmet trails, local artisan flavours and the stunning Twelve Apostles on a private food escape from Melbourne.

Pickup from Melbourne CBD or nearby accommodation
Ease into the day as your guide collects you from your hotel, ready for a coastal adventure.
Coffee stop in Torquay or Anglesea
Sip your morning coffee with the scent of the sea nearby, watching early surfers chase rolling waves.
Split Point Lighthouse & Memorial Arch Scenic Lookouts
Gaze up at Split Point Lighthouse, a striking white beacon standing watch over the cliffs.
Pause beneath the Memorial Arch for the iconic Great Ocean Road photo, steeped in history and local pride.
Marvel at the sweeping views from Teddy’s Lookout and Cape Patton, where turquoise waters stretch endlessly below.
Lunch in Apollo Bay
Enjoy a relaxed lunch in the charming seaside town of Apollo Bay, with fresh ocean breezes and a laid-back coastal vibe.
Maits Rest Rainforest & the Twelve Apostles
Step into a cool, green sanctuary on the Maits Rest rainforest walk, where ancient trees and ferns create a world of tranquility.
Feel awe as the Twelve Apostles rise dramatically from the waves, glowing golden against the Southern Ocean.
Loch Ard Gorge
Wander down into Loch Ard Gorge, where the story of the tragic shipwreck comes alive amid towering cliffs and soft sands.
Return to Melbourne
Settle back in comfort for the journey home and arrive in Melbourne around 7:30PM, carrying the sights and stories of the Great Ocean Road with you.
Yes — since this is a private tour, you’ll have plenty of flexibility to stop for photos at scenic lookouts, beaches, and landmarks.
Absolutely. Where possible, we’ll take you down to the sand at spots like Gibson Steps or Loch Ard Gorge (weather and time permitting).
Yes, we plan rest breaks at regular intervals, including small towns and visitor centres along the Great Ocean Road.
It’s common to spot wild koalas, kangaroos, and native birds along the way. Your guide knows the best viewing spots.
Parts of the Great Ocean Road are winding. If you are prone to motion sickness, we recommend bringing tablets. We drive at a comfortable pace with stops to stretch.
Yes — optional extras include a helicopter flight over the 12 Apostles, or extra time in coastal towns. Ask us when booking.
Our private tours use a luxury Mercedes-Benz people mover with leather seats, climate control, and plenty of space for bags.
Yes — while the full Great Ocean Road is a full-day trip, we can arrange a tailored itinerary if you’re short on time.
The coastline can be dramatic in all conditions! Even on cloudy or misty days, the views are spectacular. If visibility is very low, we can adjust the timing to maximise your chances of clearer views.
Yes. Most of the highlights (lookouts and the 12 Apostles) involve only short walks from the vehicle. Longer walks are optional.