Loch Ard Gorge

This attraction is known for the graves of the fellow sailors of the ship who were buried here too. There was a time when the Twelve Apostles were known as the Sow and Piglets and every summer, this place comes alive with a lot of short tailed shearwaters. Discover the dramatic scenery and rich history of Loch Ard Gorge with Australia trip packages.

Alternatively known as muttonbirds, these birds flock in huge numbers to feed their young ones. The Loch Ard Gorge is a part of the Port Campbell National Park and is located close to the Twelve Apostles. This attraction has a fleet of stairs for its visitors to reach the beach, along with plaques and a museum showcasing the history of the site. 

• Take a walk along the walking paths and admire the views of the Loch Ard gorge and immerse yourself in the natural setting of the location.
• Explore the 900 metres geology trail and admire the natural rock formations such as Razorback and Island Arch. 
• Learn about the history of the Loch Ard Gorge by walking alongside the 1.4 kilometre track that takes hardly an hour to complete. 
• Head to the coastline and try getting a glimpse of the mutton birds flocking in huge numbers to see their young ones. 
• Visit the Twelve Apostles and admire the stunning rock formations that date back to a million years.