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Great Ocean Road Chocolaterie
Indulge in your love of chocolate with a visit to the Great Ocean Road Chocolaterie. Watch how chocolates are made, delight in free tastings, and explore the showroom where thousands of chocolates will tempt you. There is a cafe which features produce from the kitchen garden and a range of delicious desserts and house-made ice creams and sorbets. Outside there are 6 hectares of tranquil gardens to explore including large lawns, native gardens, an orchard and lavender field.
www.gorci.com.au
Great Otway National Park
Spanning over 100,000 hectares, the Great Otway National Park stretches along the coast between Anglesea and Princetown and inland towards Colac. It features the steep timbered ridges of the Otway Ranges, lush fern gullies, waterfalls, and a coastline dominated by tall cliffs, coves and sandy beaches.
www.parks.vic.gov.au
Point Addis Marine National Park
Extending along 10 kilometres of rugged coastline between Anglesea and Jan Juc, the marine park features a backdrop of wide sandy beaches, towering limestone cliffs and rocky platforms. Including world-famous Bells Beach, it is a popular surfing destination with great conditions thanks to strong ocean swells. Discover a wide range of marine life by scuba diving or snorkelling from the beach.
www.parks.vic.gov.au
Surf Coast Walk
The 44 kilometre Surf Coast Walk commences at Point Impossible at Torquay and traverses coastal landscapes, passing through Anglesea and Aireys Inlet, ending at Fairhaven. The walk can be split into a number of distinct tracks where you can enjoy spectacular scenery from lookouts, see wildflowers, forests, cliffs, beaches, an array of native wildlife, lighthouses and the world-famous Bells Beach. Some parts of the walk are also suitable for cyclists.
www.surfcoastwalk.com.au