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Twelve Apostles
The Twelve Apostles are stunning limestone rock stacks towering 45 metres above the Southern Ocean in the Port Campbell National Park along the Great Ocean Road. You can view them from lookouts a short walk from the Visitor Centre or on a scenic helicopter flight.
Experience the natural beauty of the Twelve Apostles, Australia's most visited natural attraction. The walk to the lookout starts at the Twelve Apostles Visitor Centre, a 1-kilometre flat concrete path suitable for prams and wheelchairs.
You wander under the road and follow the path until you reach several lookouts with fantastic views along the rocky coastline and the impressive Twelve Apostles.
You can also see these incredible rock formations above with a Twelve Apostles scenic helicopter flight. Twelve Apostles Helicopters are located behind the Visitor centre. Click here for more details about 12 Apostles Helicopter flights.
The Twelve Apostles were formed when the Southern Ocean gradually eroded the soft limestone to form caves in the cliffs; after further erosion, the caves became arches. When they collapsed, rock stacks, approximately 45 metres high, were left.
Twelve Apostles Visitor Centre
Plenty of parking, bus and caravan parking bays.
Toilets and handicapped toilet access
Cafe and Gift Shop - Check opening hours
No dogs allowed as it is National Park
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