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The Great Ocean Road (Australia)
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The lighthouse of Cape Otway. Great Ocean Road
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Great Ocean Road. Cape Otway lighthouse, one of most southern of Australia
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The coastline called 12 apostles. Today of the 12 limestone stacks remain only 8 limestone and the coast is always changing
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Great Ocean Road. The spectacular coastline called The 12 apostles
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Great Ocean Road. The spectacular coastline called The 12 apostles
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The spectacular coastline called The 12 apostles. Today, of the 12 limestone stacks, there remain only 8
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Great Ocean Road. During the day, the cliffs change color from yellow, in the morning, to the red in the evening
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Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. London Bridge
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Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. The Arch
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Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. A path allows you to visit the hidden corners of these particular cliffs
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Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles
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Great Ocean Road. During the day, the cliffs change color from yellow, in the morning, to the red in the evening
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Great Ocean Road. The coastline called The 12 apostles. The grotto
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Great Ocean Road. The 12 apostles coast
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Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. Limestone stacks
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Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. Limestone stacks
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Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. Limestone stacks
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Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. Limestone stacks
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Not far from the coast, on the hills overlooking the Murray River, there are many important wineries open to the public
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In the Seppelt winery, the ancient gold mines have been turned in cool cellars
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In the Seppelt winery, the ancient gold mines have been turned in cool cellars
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In the Seppelt winery, the ancient gold mines have been turned in cool cellars
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In the parking areas of the Great Ocean Road, birds and parrots approach the tourists for have a few crumbs of bread
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Low tide discovers the sandy bottom of the Inverlock Bay near Melbourne
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Low tide discovers the sandy bottom of the Inverlock Bay near Melbourne
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Inverlock Bay near Melbourne
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Lake Gippsland Coastal Park near the town of Lake Entrance
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The lagoon of Lake Gippsland Coastal Park near the town of Lake Entrance
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The port of Lake Entrance
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The lagoon of Lake Gippsland Coastal Park
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Sorrento, one of the beaches most frequented by the inhabitants of Melbourne (Port Phillip Bay)
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Port Phillip Bay. Sorrento, one of the beaches most frequented by the inhabitants of Melbourne
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Port Phillip Bay. Sorrento, one of the beaches most frequented by the inhabitants of Melbourne
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Panorama from the Melbourne Observation Deck, one of the highest skyscrapers in the city
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Panorama from the Melbourne Observation Deck, one of the highest skyscrapers in the city
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Panorama from the Melbourne Observation Deck, one of the highest skyscrapers in the city
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The neighborhoods along the Yarra River. Meeting place of the inhabitants of Melbourne
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The neighborhoods along the Yarra River. Meeting place of the inhabitants of Melbourne
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Yarra River. Meeting place of the inhabitants of Melbourne
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Melbourne. Along the Yarra river
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Melbourne. The Central Businnes District
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Melbourne. The Bourke Street Mall, the shopping street
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Melbourne Central. The historic train station
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The Train Station (left) and the Melbourne Central with the old tower of 1890
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The large conical dome of Melbourne Central with the old tower of 1890
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The journey in Victoria State
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The lighthouse of Cape Otway. Great Ocean Road
Great Ocean Road. Cape Otway lighthouse, one of most southern of Australia
The coastline called 12 apostles. Today of the 12 limestone stacks remain only 8 limestone and the coast is always changing
Great Ocean Road. The spectacular coastline called The 12 apostles
Great Ocean Road. The spectacular coastline called The 12 apostles
The spectacular coastline called The 12 apostles. Today, of the 12 limestone stacks, there remain only 8
Great Ocean Road. During the day, the cliffs change color from yellow, in the morning, to the red in the evening
Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. London Bridge
Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. The Arch
Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. A path allows you to visit the hidden corners of these particular cliffs
Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles
Great Ocean Road. During the day, the cliffs change color from yellow, in the morning, to the red in the evening
Great Ocean Road. The coastline called The 12 apostles. The grotto
Great Ocean Road. The 12 apostles coast
Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. Limestone stacks
Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. Limestone stacks
Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. Limestone stacks
Great Ocean Road. The coast of 12 apostles. Limestone stacks
Not far from the coast, on the hills overlooking the Murray River, there are many important wineries open to the public
In the Seppelt winery, the ancient gold mines have been turned in cool cellars
In the Seppelt winery, the ancient gold mines have been turned in cool cellars
In the Seppelt winery, the ancient gold mines have been turned in cool cellars
In the parking areas of the Great Ocean Road, birds and parrots approach the tourists for have a few crumbs of bread
Low tide discovers the sandy bottom of the Inverlock Bay near Melbourne
Low tide discovers the sandy bottom of the Inverlock Bay near Melbourne
Inverlock Bay near Melbourne
Lake Gippsland Coastal Park near the town of Lake Entrance
The lagoon of Lake Gippsland Coastal Park near the town of Lake Entrance
The port of Lake Entrance
The lagoon of Lake Gippsland Coastal Park
Sorrento, one of the beaches most frequented by the inhabitants of Melbourne (Port Phillip Bay)
Port Phillip Bay. Sorrento, one of the beaches most frequented by the inhabitants of Melbourne
Port Phillip Bay. Sorrento, one of the beaches most frequented by the inhabitants of Melbourne
Panorama from the Melbourne Observation Deck, one of the highest skyscrapers in the city
Panorama from the Melbourne Observation Deck, one of the highest skyscrapers in the city
Panorama from the Melbourne Observation Deck, one of the highest skyscrapers in the city
The neighborhoods along the Yarra River. Meeting place of the inhabitants of Melbourne
The neighborhoods along the Yarra River. Meeting place of the inhabitants of Melbourne
Yarra River. Meeting place of the inhabitants of Melbourne
Melbourne. Along the Yarra river
Melbourne. The Central Businnes District
Melbourne. The Bourke Street Mall, the shopping street
Melbourne Central. The historic train station
The Train Station (left) and the Melbourne Central with the old tower of 1890
The large conical dome of Melbourne Central with the old tower of 1890
The journey in Victoria State
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The Great Ocean Road on Google Maps.
The long journey from Darwin to Melbourne, reaches the state of Victoria along the oceanic coastal road. From the spectacular cliffs called the "12 Apostles" on the Great Ocean Road, to the modern city of Melbourne. With "short" deviations (we are in Australia and the distances "short" is an understatement), you can reach the hills overlooking the Murray River in the northwest of the Victoria state. Cliffs, beaches, forest, vineyards and, at the end, the skyscrapers of Melbourne, one of the most liveable cities in the world. A journey that introduces the traveler to discover a state full of history, traditions and culture as you will see in the next reportages.
Useful links for more informations:
www.visitmelbourne.com
https://upgradedpoints.com/melbourne-australia-travel-guide
www.visitvictoria.com
www.tourism.vic.gov.au
www.vic.gov.au
www.travelvictoria.com.au
www.piecesofvictoria.com
www.australia.com
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