Mornington Peninsula, Victoria

Surf Coast Shire, located in Victoria, Australia, is a picturesque region renowned for its stunning coastal landscapes, pristine beaches, and vibrant communities. Nestled along the Great Ocean Road, it serves as the gateway to one of the world’s most iconic scenic drives. The shire encompasses charming towns such as Torquay, Anglesea, and Lorne, each offering unique attractions and a relaxed, beachside lifestyle. Torquay, known as the birthplace of Australian surfing, boasts famous surf spots like Bells Beach, while Anglesea features serene coastal trails and family-friendly beaches.

Port Campbell National Park, a part of an Aboriginal cultural landscape, is situated in Victoria, about 226.6 km from the south-west of Melbourne. It is renowned for its extraordinary collection of wave-sculpted rock formations, with its star attraction being the Twelve Apostles.