Geelong Visitor Information Centre

Visitors to Geelong, Bellarine Peninsula and the Great Ocean Road should make the Geelong and Great Ocean Road Visitor Information Centre their first stop.Located on the Princes Highway at the BP Service Station, just before the Avalon Airport Exit, the Geelong and Great Ocean Road Visitor Information Centre is an ideal place to plan your Great Ocean Road journey.The friendly volunteers have extensive knowledge of this region and can provide you with maps and visitor guides, as well as the best advice to ensure you get the best out of your trip. This service center, very good help, professional!

Walking on the edge of Geelong Beach The sea in Australia is not as clear as Southeast Asia, but it is still very good. The blue sky and white clouds are blue and very layered. The weather is also cloudy and sunny. It is cloudy in the morning and there is a little rain.

Geelong, 76 km southwest of Melbourne, is located in Corio Bay, Victoria, which can be said to be the entrance of Ocean Road. From Melbourne, take M1 Highway, about 1 hour to reach. It is a small town, but he is already Victoria's second largest city, with art centers, churches, galleries, museums and so on. In particular, there is a National Wool Museum, founded in 1988, a museum dedicated to the history and development of Australian shearing, due to time and weather we did not go, only stayed on the beach for about three hours. The most iconic of Geelong Beach is the interesting and lovely wooden people on the shore. In fact, they are not simply decorative wooden people. They are still tied to the pillars of the boat. They have been transformed into human shapes by loving designers. There are athletes, bands, brides and grooms, bikini beauty, etc. It is a feature of this beach.