The Great Ocean Walk is not a particularly difficult hike if you have a moderate fitness level. In fact, it is often used by walkers as a ‘warm-up’ hike for harder walks they would like to tackle all over the world. However, whether you are an experienced walker or if you are a novice and

The changing landscape of Australia is awe-inspiring. The Great Ocean Walk will not only give you the chance to explore some of Australia’s most isolated beaches and lush rainforests, but also offer you the opportunity to brush up against some of Australia’s most fantastic rock formations and geological wonders. Australia’s separation with Antarctica The Otways

Australia is one of the world’s great surfing nations. Being home to so many incredible surfing spots has caused this sport to knit its way deep into our culture. You would be hard pressed to spend a weekend on the coast without seeing someone in the water chasing the next break. Surfing in Australia doesn’t

The Great Ocean Road has always been a popular holiday destination, with construction starting over 100 years ago to promote tourism in the area.  The Great Ocean Walk, which opened approx 15 years ago, is now becoming as popular as the Great Ocean Road, and everyone here at Walk 91 is so pleased that our

 The Great Ocean Walk has become increasingly popular in recent years as more people realise how special it truly is. Walk91’s co-founder Mark Kininmonth was part of the original Parks Victoria team that helped build the Great Ocean Walk, so it’s safe to say that no other private company has more expertise and knowledge of

Figuring out where to stay along the Great Ocean Road can be confusing and challenging, but also exciting! There are so many locations you could stop and spend the night along the 243-kilometer stretch, with countless options to choose from. You can choose from campsites, self-catering accommodation options and luxury lodges…with everything in between. To

Some of our Great Ocean Walkers’ often like to experience the Great Ocean Walk and the Grampians in one compact road trip in Victoria, if they have the time and energy! So, here are a few tips if you only have a week to spare but you just can’t decide between these two amazing locations.

The Great Ocean Walk from Parker Hill to Point Franklin is a wonderful section of the Great Ocean Walk and if you are very lucky, as the sand doesn’t always give up its secrets too easily, you will discover the hull of Eric the Red as you wander onto the shores of Parker Inlet. Where

There are many hidden gems on the Great Ocean Walk, but one of our favourites is Rainbow Falls. Many of our walkers ask, is it worth the detour, and the answer is yes! However, it pays off to know the best time to visit and its good to note some of our tips below before

The Shipwreck Coast of Victoria stretches 230kms between Torquay and Port Fairy passing through several picturesque seaside towns such as Aireys Inlet, Lorne, Apollo Bay, Port Campbell, Peterborough and Warrnambool. There are many facts and stories hidden in its shipwreck past, but what is immediately clear is it is both one of the most beautiful