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The Great Ocean Road in Victoria is one of Australia’s most popular tourist destinations, and rightly so. It travels along some of the most breathtaking coastline that I have ever seen. We took two days to drive the road so that we could make lots of stops along the way. We camped for the night at Johanna Beach, a free camping site that is very popular with backpackers and surfers, and the only campsite in the area that seems to allow dogs as it is located within a national park.
The flies here were pretty bad, so we spent most of our time down on the beach where we could avoid them. In the late afternoon we grabbed a couple of beers and found a nice vantage point up on top of some limestone rocks where I could set up my tripod to take some photos as the sunset in the west. It was certainly a beautiful sight. In this photo you can see a dog running along the beach to greet his owner who was just coming in from a session of surfing. I can see why they like this place.
Ha Ha this must be MY beach and i never knew of its existence. It looks gorgeous, shame about the flies though. I thought they were our premise over in WA!
Hi Johanna. I think you had better go and see your beach! 😉 I didn’t mind the flies too much, it just gave me an excuse to spend more time on the beach.
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