Great Ocean Walk Archives

Clifftop coastal walk with seniors enjoying scenic ocean views in Australia.

Celebrating 20 Years Since January 2006

The Great Ocean Walk turns 20. Officially launched in January 2006, this iconic coastal trail has grown from 91km to 104km and continues to inspire walkers today.

A hiker with a backpack uses trekking poles to walk down a narrow path towards a sandy beach with turquoise waves. Dense greenery surrounds the path, and distant hills extend along the coastline.

Best Time to Walk the Great Ocean Walk (Month-by-Month Guide)

Join Walk 91 and learn all about the best time of year to experience the Great Ocean Walk and Road. Click to read more…

Two people in hats and outdoor clothing stand barefoot by a stream on a sandy beach at Johanna on the great Ocean Walk, with hills and ocean in the background—a tranquil scene inspired by 10 Essential Tips for Hiking the Great Ocean Walk | Walk91.

First-Time Multi-Day Great Ocean Walkers: What to Consider Before You Book

Join Walk 91 as we offer some guidance to those hoping to journey along the Great Ocean Walk for the first time. Read more…

Three people at Walk91 stand near tide pools and a rusty ship anchor on the rocky, algae-covered shore along the cliffs and waves, capturing the spirit of adventure found on the Great Ocean Walk best itinerary.

The Shipwreck Coast: Stories, Secrets and What You’ll Discover on the Great Ocean Walk

Discover Victoria’s Shipwreck Coast on the Great Ocean Walk, from famous shipwreck stories to wildlife, coastal landmarks and the history behind this dramatic coastline.

Broccolini on a bed of couscous, topped with chopped almonds and two lemon wedges—a fresh dish inspired by the Parker Hill to Cape Otway Lighthouse walk on the Great Ocean Walk.

Self-Catering on the Great Ocean Walk: What You Need to Know Before You Go

If you want to self-cater on the Great Ocean Walk, you need to be prepared. There are no shops on the Great Ocean Walk. Read Walk91's tips on planning your adventure

Dark chocolate almond bark with fresh strawberries and blueberries, close-up.

Food on the Great Ocean Walk: A Local Story, Grown, Cooked & Carried with Care

Discover some of the delicious food you can expect to enjoy on the great Ocean Walk. Walk91 provides healthy food options that respect our environment and local community.

A person walks on rocky terrain covered with green moss by a beach, part of the Great Ocean Walk Walk91 from Parker Hill to Point Franklin, with waves crashing against cliffs and the Eric the Red Shipwreck under a cloudy sky.

Walking from Parker Hill to Cape Otway Lighthouse: Tides, Safety & Local Tips

Walk from Parker Hill to Point Franklin and uncover one of the Great Ocean Walk’s best-kept secrets — the historic shipwreck of Eric the Red. This stunning coastal section combines rainforest, clifftop views and a rare glimpse into the Shipwreck Coast’s dramatic past.