The Great Ocean Road is a famous coastal highway located in Victoria, Australia. It usually starts from Melbourne heading southwest, allowing you to enjoy spectacular coastal erosion landscapes, cliffs, and beaches along the way. The most famous attractions include the Twelve Apostles, Lorne, Apollo Bay, etc., making it one of Australia's most classic self-drive routes.
Tasmania is an island state of Australia, with its capital in Hobart. It is known for its pristine natural scenery and national parks, such as Cradle Mountain, Freycinet National Park, and Wineglass Bay. The island has a cool climate, making it ideal for hiking, camping, and self-driving around the island to experience forests, coastlines, and abundant wildlife.
Uluru is located in the Red Centre region of Australia's Northern Territory and is a world-famous giant sandstone monolith, as well as a sacred site for the Anangu people, Australia's Indigenous inhabitants. During sunrise and sunset, the rock changes colors due to the shifting light. Self-driving trips generally use the town of Yulara as a base and often include visits to nearby attractions such as Kata Tjuta.
