What to Expect
The new 3,300m² Keerray Woorroong Visitor Centre turns one of Australia’s most photographed places from a brief stop into a rare, memorable experience worth planning and booking.
It is a powerful new anchor for longer journeys across the Great Ocean Road.
Reflecting the enduring connection of the region’s Traditional Owners, ‘Keerray Woorroong’ is the name of both the Country and Language of the First Nations people of the area.
More than a new building
The Visitor Centre offers:
- World-class architecture and landscape design
- Eastern Maar culture, knowledge and perspectives
- Immersive exhibitions and digital experiences
- The Great Ocean Lookout rooftop garden and observation area
- Visitor Ambassadors, talks and guided experiences
- Café, retail and regional visitor information
- Inclusive family, accessible and sensory facilities
- Extensive native landscaping and improved visitor movement
- Expanded parking, dedicated coach access and upgraded infrastructure supports safer, better-managed arrivals for all visitors while guaranteeing a reserved spot and plenty of time to enjoy everything the precinct has to offer.
Grounded in Eastern Maar custodianship
The Twelve Apostles
The Twelve Apostles are one of Victoria’s most iconic natural attractions, rising dramatically from the Southern Ocean along the spectacular Great Ocean Road.
Shaped by wind and waves over millions of years, these towering limestone stacks offer breathtaking coastal views and unforgettable sunsets, attracting visitors from around the world to experience the beauty of Australia’s rugged coastline.
- Explore lookouts with sweeping views across the coastline
- Watch waves roll in from the Southern Ocean
- See the cliffs change with the light and take in one of Austrslia’s most memorable coastal views
- Get that amazing picture to make lasting memories.
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We acknowledge and respect the separate and distinct Eastern Maar and Wadawurrung Peoples as the Traditional Owners of the Great Ocean Road’s land, waters, seas and skies and acknowledge their cultural knowledge that has led to sustainable practices and has cared for Country over tens of thousands of years.
