A 243 km coastal road in Victoria built by returned WWI soldiers, past surf beaches, rainforest and koalas, to the limestone stacks of the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge.
Stay a night to avoid a rushed day trip from Melbourne. Sunset at the Apostles is best.
Sandstone ranges in western Victoria with waterfalls, Aboriginal rock art and plenty of kangaroos.
Every evening at sunset, little penguins (the world's smallest) waddle ashore in groups across the beach to their burrows.
Melbourne's big open-air market, trading since 1878 and covering two city blocks.
Melbourne's lanes and arcades are full of street art (Hosier Lane), cafés, bars and restaurants; it's Australia's coffee capital.
Melbourne's 'Little Italy', the heart of the city's Italian community since the 1950s.
A collapsed limestone cave in the middle of Mount Gambier that was turned into a sunken garden in the 1880s by James Umpherston.
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