The Arch - Port Campbell (VIC)

5 /5 Elisabeth Spatari: I absolutely loved looking at the view of the ocean and surroundings and watching the water crashing against the cliff. So much power to watch and all the rock formations are so stunning. All the road trip was just amazing and Ive done 3 times with different friends or family and it never bored me. The best experience for me was renting a car and driving so you have your times and freedom.

5 /5 Michael Chan: The Majestic Arch Along the Great Ocean Road As I ventured further along the iconic Great Ocean Road, I was greeted The Arch. This natural rock formation is not just another checkpoint on a travellers itinerary; its a testament to the raw power of nature and the passage of time. The first thing that struck me was the sheer scale of the structure. Carved out of the coastline by the relentless Southern Ocean, this massive rock bridge stands as a natural monument to the forces of erosion. The contrast of the rugged, golden-hued limestone against the deep blue of the ocean is a spectacle that photographs simply cannot do justice to. The viewing platforms offer an unobstructed panorama, allowing visitors to fully appreciate the grandeur of The Arch. On the day of my visit, the sun was casting a warm glow over the scene, creating a picturesque backdrop that seemed almost surreal. The sound of the waves crashing against the rocks added a dynamic element to the experience, reminding us of the ongoing sculpting process that continues to shape this coastline. One of the most fascinating aspects of The Arch is its accessibility. Unlike some of the other attractions along the Great Ocean Road, which can be viewed only from afar, The Arch invites you to get up close and personal. A short walk from the car park leads you to the edge of this imposing formation, where you can truly feel the magnitude of natures work, the surrounding area is also rich in biodiversity, with various seabirds nesting on the cliffs and occasionally, if youre lucky, you might spot seals or even dolphins playing in the waters below. This adds another layer to the experience, making it not just a visual feast but an auditory and sensory adventure as well. A great destination that encapsulates the essence of the regions coastal beauty. Its a place where time stands still, and the only agenda is to marvel at the wonder of the natural world and a humbling experience that reminds us of the enduring splendour of our planet.

5 /5 Daithí Kilcourse: Another great attraction along the great ocean road. Can get busy with tourists. Luckily for us it was raining and it was not too busy. Beautiful rock formations and great views to be seen here. A must attraction on the great ocean road.

4 /5 Kerbray: A smaller but great attraction on the Great Ocean Road. Some great rock formations can be seen here but it can get very busy with tourists, and the viewing area is quite small. Its a short walk from the carpark and another one on the list to see when touring the route!

5 /5 Russell Hart: Amazing view. Recommend visiting the apostles and all the attractions. Make the drive on the great ocean road one for the bucket list. Make sure you climb down (and back up :) ) the Gibson steps as well. The views are spectacular