Stretching along the southern coast of Victoria, the road offers breathtaking views of rugged cliffs, pristine beaches, and the vast Southern Ocean. It also offers an amazing place to call home. Immerse yourself in breathtaking natural beauty, enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle, be part of a vibrant, safe and welcoming community with access to a range of job opportunities made possible by the region’s thriving tourism and hospitality sectors.
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From small locally owned businesses to larger operations, industries in Great Ocean Road form an important part of the community.
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Renowned for its rugged natural beauty, shipwreck stories, and surfing culture, the Great Ocean Road and its dramatic landscapes and views make this 242-kilometre stretch of road Australia’s most famous coastal journey. Enjoy weekend adventures taking in the Twelve Apostles, towering limestone stacks emerging from the ocean. Explore Tower Hill, Victoria’s largest dormant volcano, or for ultimate relaxation, visit Victoria’s first hot springs hotel in Warrnambool, featuring 15 luxurious bathing pools. And if you’re up for real adventure, dive into the amazing geological formations of Mount Gambier or snorkel in Piccaninnie Ponds.
The Great Ocean Road region is safe, welcoming, and inclusive. The locals are warm and you’ll soon discover a real sense of belonging and togetherness. You’ll be part of a tight-knit community that values connections, local events, festivals, and relaxed atmosphere. As you explore the region from Port Campbell to Princetown, Lorne to Lavers Hill, Apollo Bay to Anglesea, you’ll meet plenty of friendly locals who make these townships special.
From Port Campbell with its stunning cliffs and Twelve Apostles, to whale-watching in Warrnambool, and Port Fairy with its preserved architecture and vibrant cultural scene – each town across this breathtaking region offers something different, what they all share is warm, welcoming sense of belonging.
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