Loch Ard Gorge Review

Along the trail, come to the space under the bridge in the middle ring of the Suzhou River, as if in the colorful "animal world", Lock Park is the first choice for young people who love sports and fitness. For you who love basketball, football, skateboarding, Frisbee and other sports, provide a spacious and comfortable sports venue. More Suzhou River added a touch of vitality.

After shooting the sunrise, I went to make up for the Lockade Canyon that I didn't go yesterday. This is very close to the twelve apostles and does not charge tickets. There are several observation decks here, and the distance is relatively far. It is really laborious to walk. The scenery is not bad, it is worth a visit. After the car is parked in the parking lot, follow the road signs. There are wooden plank roads all the way. Don't worry about getting lost, just walk to the beach. The plank road is still safe, but the terrain is more dangerous, so don't go out of the plank road to take pictures. Remember that ensuring safety is the first. The panoramic view can be seen on the cliff, which is also spectacular. Then there are stairs to go down to the beach. The canyon is mainly two long mountains, stretching out to the sea, like two hands closed, leaving only a small mouth. A part of the Twelve Apostles Rock can be seen in the distance.

The most fun attraction on the Ocean Road. You can enjoy the scenery from a high place, enjoy the ghosts and craftsmanship of nature, or you can walk down the steps to the beach, step on the beach, and play the "waves chasing me" adventure. The waves are really big! Easy to get wet, play carefully.

A great place to stop along Great Ocean Road where you can come down to the beach to feel the sands and touch the waves. Beautiful coastline 👍 and it’s just few minutes away from the Twelve Apostles

Nice secluded bay that is a reminder of a not so rosy past. Nonetheless it's quite spectacular to be at the bottom and on that beach looking up while watching the water whisk in and out of the bay.

Lock Canyon is a spot in Port Campbell National Park and requires a steep slope to get close to the sea. In the afternoon and evening, there are no team tourists here, but this time is the most amazing time here. Several nearby viewing spots can see such a magnificent landscape and beautiful sunset. The sunset dyes everything around it into gold. A few of the sporadic tourists seem to be particularly clean here.

Important attractions on Ocean Road, natural landscapes, free tours. It is not far from the Twelve Apostles Rock, and people generally see both attractions on the way. In the early days, ships were often wrecked in the nearby sea. Because of the special geographical environment, the underwater was full of reefs, and the sea was flooded and nothing could be seen. In addition, at the intersection of the two oceans, the wind and waves were strong, and nearby ships were stranded and sunk. Attractions in other places often hang a boat map for tourists to visit, the most hanging here is the shipwreck map. When I went there, I was catching up with the clouds. It was a strong wind and waves. Standing on the cliffs and looking out at the distance, the waves were rolling and incomparably dangerous. This is completely different from the sea view I saw on the coast of China or Melbourne city. This is determined by the unique terrain and landforms of the local area. I don't know if the weather is bad, there are no people in the scenic area, just take pictures, but feel a little gloomy. Down the escalator to the beach, this is a three-sided mountain mountain, suddenly calm. There were survivors of the shipwreck, drifted here, sheltered here, feeling that it is a lucky thing to drift here.