Is it possible to walk a few days staying at the designated campsites then take a day in accommodation say at johanna beach then continue the walk/ camp combo?

hi Raj, we willbe in Melbourne on Friday and plan driving to Adelaide. What would you say are the key stops along the Great Ocean Rd/ Ocean Walk. We don't have much time to plan now so your help iss much appreciated.

How long is the walk and how much time would you needs

I'm living in Apollo Bay and want to do a one day hike. It it feasible to walk to the lighthouse and back? is it worth it just to do this part?

Hi. Me and my fiancee is planning to drive from kangaroo island and drive along the great ocean road in end of Nov 2017. We are planning to, o bring along our tent and sleeping bag and camp at any of a nice spot at great ocean road and hopefully can see australia sounthern aurora. 1. May I ask is there any recommended car park for us to park our rented car while we are hiking? 2. Do we need to apply camping permit at great ocean road?

Can my partner and I walk the great ocean walk without being organised or guided by a company?

Where to start for a short walk on the great ocean road

Hi, I've been in Melbourne, Richmond for almost a month now and was planning to go to Cairns but have decided to do the 8 day great Ocean Walk first. I'll be alone while I do this and already have some basic camping gear, a small two person tent, a sleeping bag, cushion mat, small cooking pot with bunsen burner type thing with two canisters of fuel, big repellant, a wind breaker, hat, sunscreen, silverware, water jug, and walking shoes. Do I need anything else? I'll put all my things that absolutely can' get wet into trash bags to keep inside my pack to remain dry if and probably will rain. For food my plan is to have 8 bananas, 8 oranges, 8 apples, 10 granola bars, 2 bags of trail mix, lots of pasta, dehydrated sauce packets, 8 carrots, peanut butter, maybe instant coffee or probably just tea. Maybe ready to eat beans or lentils... The man at Mitchell's Adventures says to just boil water for 30 minutes and if I find it in a river it's drinkable but boil it 30 minutes just in case. For clothes I'll just bring two shorts, two jeans, a north face wind breaker, a hat and some recently purchased walking shoes as I was told boots aren't needed since the walk isn't too intense. I plan to pack light, I'll be alone so my smell will be for me only haha I am bringing an ipad to write I'll double bag in a trash bag to avoid getting wet with rain, my iphone for pictures and then my telstra for navigation and a spare battery charger. I plan to start my walking everyday early like 5 or 6am to get to my camping spot and enjoy the area before the sun hits it's highest point. I'm concerned about the weather, my airbnb ends towards the beginning of December and am planning to leave then for the walk but the weather has been a little random. Any suggestions? So to sum of my questions for easier help: 1. From my general list of items, anything else you suggest, recommend against or plead towards? :) 2. How does my food list look? Suggestions? 3. How does my clothes list look? 4. Weather suggestions? 5. When would be ideal to go... should I wait or just go? 6. Am I miss anything? I've never done anything like this but am trying to challenge myself so any and all tips help a lot. Please and thank you so much! Ahhhh I'm excited.

Hi, I've been in Melbourne, Richmond for almost a month now and was planning to go to Cairns but have decided to do the 8 day great Ocean Walk first. I'll be alone while I do this and already have some basic camping gear, a small two person tent, a sleeping bag, cushion mat, small cooking pot with bunsen burner type thing with two canisters of fuel, big repellant, a wind breaker, hat, sunscreen, silverware, water jug, and walking shoes. Do I need anything else? I'll put all my things that absolutely can' get wet into trash bags to keep inside my pack to remain dry if and probably will rain. For food my plan is to have 8 bananas, 8 oranges, 8 apples, 10 granola bars, 2 bags of trail mix, lots of pasta, dehydrated sauce packets, 8 carrots, peanut butter, maybe instant coffee or probably just tea. Maybe ready to eat beans or lentils... The man at Mitchell's Adventures says to just boil water for 30 minutes and if I find it in a river it's drinkable but boil it 30 minutes just in case. For clothes I'll just bring two shorts, two jeans, a north face wind breaker, a hat and some recently purchased walking shoes as I was told boots aren't needed since the walk isn't too intense. I plan to pack light, I'll be alone so my smell will be for me only haha I am bringing an ipad to write I'll double bag in a trash bag to avoid getting wet with rain, my iphone for pictures and then my telstra for navigation and a spare battery charger. I plan to start my walking everyday early like 5 or 6am to get to my camping spot and enjoy the area before the sun hits it's highest point. I'm concerned about the weather, my airbnb ends towards the beginning of December and am planning to leave then for the walk but the weather has been a little random. Any suggestions? So to sum of my questions for easier help: 1. From my general list of items, anything else you suggest, recommend against or plead towards? :) 2. How does my food list look? Suggestions? 3. How does my clothes list look? 4. Weather suggestions? 5. When would be ideal to go... should I wait or just go? 6. Am I miss anything? I've never done anything like this but am trying to challenge myself so any and all tips help a lot. Please and thank you so much! Ahhhh I'm excited.

hi there I would like to go on the great ocean walk. However I have no clue how to get there. I am going there in January 2017, Any suggestions that could help me to complete my trip please ?