Unusual rock formations are scattered all around Australia, and the Twelve Apostles is probably the most recognizable of them. This collection of limestone stacks became a true Instagram sensation over the years, but it’s not the only natural wonder you’ll spot while driving down the Great Ocean Road.
Loch Ard Gorge
Port Campbell National Park has many breathtaking spots in store, but none of them compares to Loch Ard Gorge. Located a short ride away from the Twelve Apostles, this gorge became a huge hit with tourists thanks to its picturesque rock formations and beautiful views of the ocean.
The Grotto
Campbell National Park deserves a spot on your bucket list because it’s one of Australia’s biggest natural wonders. After exploring Loch Ard Gorge, make sure to check out the Grotto—a hollowed-out cave formation with a picture-perfect pathway that leads to imposing cliffs and offers amazing ocean views.
London Arch
Speaking of unusual rock formations that you’ll get to see while exploring the Great Ocean Road, London Arch also falls under that category. It was formerly known by the name London Bridge until a part of it collapsed into the ocean, but it’s just as scenic in its current form.