Tuesday morning we left to head to the ferry which we had decided to use to get to the Great Ocean Road instead of driving up through Melbourne. Paul really didn’t want to drive through the mess of roads in the city of over 5 million.
The ferry ran every hour and we arrived and was able to get on to the next ferry that was arriving soon.
We had a short drive on the other side to our stop for the night.
The next morning we began our journey along the Great Ocean Road. It was built by WWI veterans between 1919 and 1932 and is the world’s largest war memorial. It follows the ocean a great deal of its 243 km length. Wednesday we had beautiful weather for driving.
We finished our day with about 45 minutes to go the end of the road. Once again we had full kitchen facilities so I took advantage and did some cooking ahead for the next days. Then I was able to freeze it since we wouldn’t need it for a day or two.
Tomorrow we’ll finish the road and head north.
Following Joyce & Paul's Travels in Retirement 