This area is part of a large national park call Cape Ottoway covering a couple of hundred square miles. We drove for an hour inland to a walk way through the tree tops. This is a natural rain forest with the canopy 80 metres above the forest floor. The walkway takes you at the canopy level and then you can walk on the forest floor amongst the ferns and rotting trees in the cool around the streams. After lunch we went to the Cape Ottoway lighthouse. The light can...

The Great Ocean Road runs from Torquay to Warrnambool. It starts along the Bass Strait dividing Australia and Tasmania and ends up in the Southern Ocean whose last land mass was Cape Horn. We enjoyed wandering along the empty beaches and spectacular cliffs as we headed west along the road. We stopped at the various headlands and light houses as we wound our way along the road. The road was originally built by 1st world war veterans as a work scheme for returning ...