12 Apostles Private Tour with Optional Helicopter Experience

Great Ocean Road | Scenic Views & Photography
Begin your helicopter journey above the world-famous Twelve Apostles, where towering limestone stacks rise dramatically from the Southern Ocean. Formed over millions of years by wind and waves, these natural sculptures offer an unforgettable aerial perspective of Australia’s most iconic coastline.

Shipwreck Coast | History & Nature
Fly over the stunning Loch Ard Gorge, a sheltered bay framed by golden cliffs and emerald vegetation. From above, admire the crystal-clear waters while learning the remarkable survival story of Tom Pearce and Eva Carmichael from the tragic 1878 shipwreck.

Great Ocean Road | Natural Landmark
Witness The Sentinel, a rugged rock formation standing defiantly offshore. Shaped by relentless seas and storms, this solitary stack marks the dramatic eastern gateway to the Shipwreck Coast.

Shipwreck Coast | Geological Wonder
Soar above The Arch, a naturally formed limestone bridge carved by powerful ocean swells. Watch as waves surge through its centre, showcasing the raw forces that continue to sculpt Victoria’s coastline.

Historic Coastline | Photography
View London Bridge from the air, once a double-arched formation connected to the mainland. Its partial collapse in the 1990s serves as a striking reminder of the ever-changing nature of the Great Ocean Road.

Coastal Formations | Nature & Light
Admire The Grotto, where ocean spray, sunlight, and rugged limestone combine to create natural rainbows and reflective rock pools. This unique formation is even more spectacular from above.

Maritime History | Scenic Views
Fly over Schomberg Reef, named after a clipper shipwrecked here in 1855. From the comfort of your helicopter, witness the powerful seas that have claimed many vessels along this historic coastline.

Remote Coastline | Scenic Views
Discover the breathtaking Bay of Martyrs, regarded as one of Australia’s most spectacular coastal scenes. Golden sands, towering cliffs, and vivid blue waters create a dramatic and unforgettable panorama.

Nature & Wildlife | Photography
Conclude your flight at the stunning Bay of Islands, a lesser-visited treasure featuring more than a dozen jagged limestone stacks. Spot seabirds nesting along the cliffs as wildflowers sway in the ocean breeze above pristine turquoise waters.

Wreck Beach | Hidden Coastline
Fly over this secluded stretch of coastline known for its wild beauty and historic shipwreck remains. Accessible only by foot, Wreck Beach remains largely untouched, offering a raw and dramatic coastal landscape. From the air, its isolation and rugged charm are striking.

Moonlight Head | Ocean Vistas
This prominent headland rises high above the Southern Ocean, offering cinematic views of crashing waves and sheer cliffs. Watch as every shade of blue rushes toward the shoreline in a dramatic display of ocean power. Moonlight Head is one of the most awe-inspiring sections of the Great Ocean Road.

Milanesia Beach | Remote Nature
Soar alongside this pristine and deserted beach, accessible only via the Great Ocean Walk. Surrounded by cliffs, rock platforms, and reefs, Milanesia Beach remains untouched by crowds. Its isolation and natural beauty are best appreciated from the air.

Johanna Beach | Coastal Life & Scenic Views
A favourite among surfers and nature lovers, Johanna Beach offers wide sandy shores and powerful waves. From above, witness a snapshot of authentic Australian coastal life. The contrast between rolling surf and expansive beach makes this a standout aerial view.

Castle Cove | Nature & History
Where the Great Ocean Road meets the Great Ocean Walk, Castle Cove blends forested hills, wildflowers, and a secluded golden beach. This area is also known for dinosaur fossil discoveries, adding a fascinating historical layer to its natural beauty.

Aire River | Natural Landscape
Observe the tranquil Aire River flowing from the Otway Ranges before meeting the Southern Ocean. Crystal-clear waters and white sand create a striking natural contrast. From above, this river mouth offers a peaceful interlude within the dramatic coastline.

Rainbow Falls | Natural Feature
This year-round waterfall cascades down sheer cliffs, forming a moss-covered rock face with vibrant colours. Fed by natural springs, Rainbow Falls is a rare coastal waterfall best viewed from the air, where its full scale and beauty can be appreciated.

Cape Otway | Historic Landmark & Scenic Views
Conclude your journey at Australia’s oldest surviving lighthouse, dramatically perched above the ocean. As you circle Cape Otway Lighthouse, learn about its vital role in maritime history. During migration season, keep an eye out for whales along the coastline below.

Great Ocean Road | Scenic Return
Enjoy sweeping coastal views as your helicopter returns to the Twelve Apostles. Reflect on the incredible landscapes, hidden beaches, and iconic landmarks experienced from the sky. This return flight completes the most comprehensive aerial tour of the Great Ocean Road.