The big lobster in Kingston SE is one of the famous 'big things' in Australia.
Robe is a gorgeous little town along the coast. It has a population of around 1500 people. It is incredibly windy but the scenery is stunning.
It has a saltwater lake which creates formations around the edge of it. The beach is absolutely stunning.
More arches and beautiful scenery along the way. What a great way to teach children about coastal erosion. I think I should bring a group over here!!!
London Bridge was awesome. People used to be able to walk on to the arched bit at the end until 1990 when the arch nearest the shoreline collapsed leaving 2 tourists stranded. Luckily noone was hurt and the tourists were rescued by helicopter. Quite an adventure for them!
Still on The Great Ocean Road is the gorgeous town of Port Fairy.
The tiny town hosts many festivals throughout the year including a Spring Music Festival and Moyneyana Festival which is held over the Christmas period.
Port Fairy is a beautiful place with a real seaside feel to it.
The drive itself is absolutely stunning. The best way to do it is from Melbourne to Adelaide as you can't escape the breathtaking views on your side of the road.
Due to the rockiness of the coastline, there are many lamposts 
along the road. Interestingly enough, we were about a day into the trip when we passed the Great Ocean Road sign.
When we stopped for lunch in the picturesque town of Lorne, there was heaps of birdlife. There must have been something very tasty in the grass as they were too busy to notice any distractions.
Lorne is surrounded by what they call rainforests, not at all like the rainforests of South America, in fact, when we decided to go for a walk to a waterfall along one of the tracks in the rainforest we found the waterfall completely dry! It was a beautiful walk though. As you near the road from this path, the sea becomes visible again which is stunning!
The Martyrs are lesser known point along the road than The Apostles but are equally as stunning.
The lighting might have had something to do with their beauty as we
seemed to arrive at a perfect time with the sun beaming down through the
clouds. Awesome!
A visit to Adelaide wouldn't be complete without a visit to at least of the area's many wine regions. McLaren Vale is one of those such regions.
We visited a tiny winery called Settlement first then headed to Rosemount first which some of my local friends thought would be one of their least favourites but they loved it. 
Hugh Hamilton was next with its stunning views over McLaren Vale from the hexagonal tasting room.
Robe is a gorgeous little town along the coast. It has a population of around 1500 people. It is incredibly windy but the scenery is stunning.
It has a saltwater lake which creates formations around the edge of it. The beach is absolutely stunning.
Mount Gambia has a sinkhole which is awesome during the day with hanging vines and water dribbling along the rocks.
At dusk, the possums come out and you can feed them which is really cute.
Mount Gambia also has a lake which changes colour throughout the year. We got there just in time to see it with some blue still in it.
London Bridge was awesome. People used to be able to walk on to the arched bit at the end until 1990 when the arch nearest the shoreline collapsed leaving 2 tourists stranded. Luckily noone was hurt and the tourists were rescued by helicopter. Quite an adventure for them! 
The picture on the right is the view from the road side end of our walk. Beautiful. The road continued on winding along the coast until we got to our stopover for the night at Appollo Bay. A cute little town with a couple of pubs, cafes and shops. We stayed in a hostel which was great fun. 
The drive itself is absolutely stunning. The best way to do it is from Melbourne to Adelaide as you can't escape the breathtaking views on your side of the road.
along the road. Interestingly enough, we were about a day into the trip when we passed the Great Ocean Road sign.
