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Port Campbell National Park

📍 Port Campbell National Park, Victoria, Australia
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Introduction

Port Campbell National Park is the most spectacular park on Victoria's Great Ocean Road. Protecting the Twelve Apostles, London Arch and Loch Ard Gorge — world-class coastal erosion landforms with magnificent limestone sea stacks, deep canyons and roaring Southern Ocean waves. Twelve Apostles — ~45-50 m limestone sea stacks in the Southern Ocean; about 8 remain. Sunrise turns them golden. London Arch — lost its outer arch in 2005. Loch Ard Gorge — named for an 1878 shipwreck. Free admission. Along the Great Ocean Road. Visiting for the Twelve Apostles and Southern Ocean is the most spectacular Great Ocean Road experience.

✨ Highlights

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Twelve Apostles
~45-50 m limestone sea stacks — the Great Ocean Road's most iconic landmark.
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Great Ocean Road
The most spectacular national park at the Great Ocean Road's end.
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Coastal erosion
World-class coastal erosion landforms carved by waves.
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Free
Free admission throughout.

🛈 Practical Info

→Sunrise：Twelve Apostles sunrise is the best photo moment.
→Free：Free admission throughout.
→Great Ocean Road：The climax of a Great Ocean Road drive.
→Duration：Half a day to one day.
→Combine：Pair with the full Great Ocean Road and Melbourne.

💡 Tips

• Twelve Apostles sunrise is the best photo moment; all free.
• The climax of a Great Ocean Road drive.
• Pair with the full Great Ocean Road and Melbourne.
• Road and weather information are on-site conditions.

FAQ

Any practical tips for visiting Port Campbell National Park?

Twelve Apostles sunrise is the best photo moment; all free. The climax of a Great Ocean Road drive.

Information on this page is compiled from public sources. Opening hours, ticket prices and other details may change — please verify with official sources before your visit.