Melbourne two-day go on road trip Raiders

The charm of go on road trip is that he can control the pace of travel at will, and the surprises on the way are unpredictable. This kind of accident greatly increased our happiness in road trip. Compared with China, Australia is more suitable for go on road trip because of its vast territory, beautiful scenery and numerous cultural buildings. Let Bian Xiao tell you Melbourne's self-driving strategy.

Why choose Melbourne to drive by car?

Australia is a country with vast territory, sparse population, wide road coverage and good road conditions, which is very suitable for renting a car in go road trip. Freeways in Melbourne are basically free, and car rental fees are not expensive. The cost of renting a car for one day is about 60-80 Australian dollars. When you get off the plane, you can go directly to the airport to pick up the car and drive away. Car rental companies have set up many outlets in urban areas and towns, so it is very convenient to pick up and return cars.

Dayang road self-driving

Great Ocean Road is a coastal highway winding along the west coast of Victoria, with a total length of more than 250 kilometers. It has become one of the most famous tourist attractions in Australia. The starting point of the ocean is Torquay and the end point is Ansford. There are so many miracles along the way that no other road in the world can match them.

Mercedes-Benz is a unique scenery on the ocean road which is almost less than one kilometer. No rock pillar standing on the sea is the same, so the beauty of Dayang Road is unique. The setting sun shines obliquely, the golden light overflows, and the birds return to their nests. The majestic cliffs along Dayang Road are the wonders of God. Here you can meet the most classic natural beauty in Australia.

Classic two-day tour

Torkan-Apollo B.

Torquay, a seaside town 95km west of Melbourne, should be the best starting point for road trip. It is a world-famous surfing paradise, with the world-famous Bells Beach and the birthplace of many surfing star brands. The road to here is bumpy and exciting. Looking down from the road, the sea looks like a huge sapphire, vast and beautiful.

Park your car on the side of the road, take off your shoes, enjoy playing on the beach, watch men and women surf, face the blue sea, eat a fish and chips made with the freshest fish, and enjoy the pleasure brought by food and beautiful scenery.

Continue southwest and leave Tolkan for Lorne. This is a road that I suggest you can take a good look at the sea. On one side is the rugged cliff that goes straight into the sea, and on the other side is the virgin forest of the national park. When you hold the steering wheel, the benefits of traveling on the road are perfectly reflected here: you don't just have to look around in the car and cran your neck to see the beautiful scenery through the glass. You can stop and take a picture of the scenery at any time.

Go straight ahead, and before you reach Ayers Bay, there will be a road sign for Split Lighthouse. Follow the signpost to the end, and you will find the red Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse. Under the blue sky and white clouds, the white tower and the top of the brilliant red tower set each other off. The snow-white tower blends with the blue sea water in the sun, and the coastal lighthouse on a sunny day is a beautiful scenery.

Park the car and walk along the coastal path of the lighthouse against the sea breeze. It will make you feel that if you can have a home by the sea, if the road ahead is like this, what do you want in life?

After seeing the lighthouse, not far from B 100, you come to Otway Fly Treetop Walk, where there is a 30-meter-high steel canopy walkway, which is the longest and tallest of its kind in the world. Different from walking in the rainforest, walking at the top of the tree is actually building many towers in a forest and connecting them with steel cables to form an air walkway. The trees in these forests are very tall, up to 30 meters. Walking on the air trail, you will have a wide field of vision like a bird, overlooking the lush rainforest wonders, taking a deep breath and feeling the rainforest breath and dense forest that moistens your spleen.

From the top of the tree, you can reach Apollo Bay in less than an hour. Apollo Bay is a seaport on the southwest coast of Victoria, Australia. There is a noisy but quiet bay here, and there is also a quiet Apollo town-the nearest town to the site of the Twelve Apostles Stone. At dusk of Apollo, there are the most exciting sea areas and harbors where fishing boats dock. It is also an important local aquatic product base. There is a row of restaurants by the sea, ranging from fried fish to Italian food, from Greek food to Asian food. Every dish is made of the freshest seafood of the day.

Apollo Bay-Port Campbell

Driving along the winding coast will be the most exciting and exciting day of the whole ocean road. Ocean highlights: A series of marine landscapes along the sunken coast, including the Twelve Disciples, Gibson Steps, Rockall Canyon, London Bridge and other rock and coastline landscapes.

Twelve Apostles-Twelve Apostles

As one of the must-see places in Australia, the famous Twelve Disciples Rock is a must-see spot on Dayang Road, which shows the wonders of nature to the fullest. This group of rocks is gradually formed by limestone, sandstone and fossils with thousands of years of history. Under the constant erosion of sea breeze and waves, it is gradually carved into strange stones with different shapes. Because they are similar in number and shape to the twelve disciples of Jesus, they are called "Twelve Apostles Stones". Standing in the scenic spot, the echo of the waves came from the cliff more than 100 meters below, just like the sound of nature. Imagine that a ship landed in this area many years ago, looking for a suitable beach in the stormy waves, and then these huge stones suddenly appeared in front of you. Probably from the crew's point of view, the sea here is cruel and sinister, but awesome.

If you want to experience the Twelve Disciples in the best way, you must take a helicopter and fly over the most beautiful scenic spots in Australia to experience a shocking flying experience. On the way, you will not only cross Twelve Disciples Rock, but also cross London Bridge and fly to Island Bay and Cape Oatway Lighthouse, so as to have a panoramic view of the entire sunken coast.

Lockhart Strait-Lockhart Canyon

Locke Canyon is located in Port Campbell National Park, and it takes only 10 minutes to drive west from Twelve Apostles Rock. In the19th century, it was the main waterway for transporting criminals or immigrants to Victoria and New South Wales colonies. But in those days, the coast was often filled with dense fog, strong winds and waves, and the lack of lighthouses brought endless dangers to navigation. Historically, at least 20 ships have sunk here. The most serious accident happened on June 1878, where an immigrant ship named Loch Ard sank, killing 52 passengers and leaving only 2 survivors. To commemorate the victims, this coast was named Loch Ard Gorge, also known as the shipwreck coast, and 52 tombs were built.

Although it has a long history, it is now a spectacular beach. When the sea is calm, steep cliffs and narrow estuaries are shocking enough; When the storm is raging, the turbid waves fly and the cliff wave symphony is more exciting. People came to the seaside along the canyon steps, as if they had come to heaven.