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Great Ocean Walk tips

Four adults wearing hiking gear stand together on a wooded trail along the Great Ocean Walk 20 years, with trees and a small wooden structure in the background.

Great Ocean Walk Safety Tips: Lessons from Search and Rescue

Walking the Great Ocean Walk safely is about preparation, choosing the right sections, and knowing what to expect. These practical tips help you plan a confident and enjoyable walk.
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Two people walking on a sandy beach near the ocean.

The Best Family-Friendly Activities On The Great Ocean Road 

Find out the best family-friendly activities on the Great Ocean Road & the Great Ocean Walk, from wildlife encounters to scavenger trails, and berry picking. Click to read more!
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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…
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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…
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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
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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.
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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.
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A person crouches beside moss-covered wooden logs partially buried in sand near a riverbank, with forested hills in the background. Experience similar scenery when you Walk Parker Hill to Point Franklin on the Great Ocean Walk Walk91.

Eric the Red, the Martha and the Shipwreck Coast

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.
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Snakes on the Great Ocean Walk: How to Stay Safe & Enjoy the Trail

Join Walk 91 as we discuss what snakes you might encounter on the Great Ocean Walk and what to do if you see one! Read more…
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Glamping tents are lined up beside a calm river, offering a peaceful retreat—the perfect spot for those exploring the A Great Ocean Walk detour in Apollo Bay, with trees and hills stretching under a bright, sunny sky.

Why the Barham River is the Perfect Start to Your Great Ocean Walk Adventure

Discover the hidden gems just off the Great Ocean Walk — including the peaceful Barham River Backwater Restoration Project. Explore small detours that reveal wildlife, wetlands, and quiet pockets of nature many walkers miss.
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