The Edge of the World: Road Tripping Along the Great Ocean Road
Some roads are more than just paths from one place to another—they are journeys in themselves. The Great Ocean Road, a ribbon of asphalt clinging to Australia’s rugged southern coastline, is one such journey. With each curve, the landscape shifts: one moment, sheer cliffs drop into wild, frothing seas; the next, rolling green hills stretch into the horizon. Every bend reveals a new wonder, from hidden beaches to towering rock formations carved by time and tide.
The Twelve Apostles, nature’s grand sculptures, rise like sentinels from the sea, their golden forms glowing under the afternoon sun. Koalas doze in roadside eucalyptus groves, while surfers chase the perfect wave at Bells Beach. There is no rush here—just the open road, the salty breeze, and the endless call of adventure. Sometimes, the best part of travel isn’t the destination at all, but the road itself.
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