Best places: Tourist attractions in Princetown, Australia

Sprawling national park featuring a range of coastal activities, such as fishing, diving & canoeing.

Coastal nature park featuring self-guided walks, viewing platforms & a cemetery.

Visitor centre, with a car park and toilet, by a geologically significant marine national park.

Popular, scenic oceanside cliffs with a designated lookout point & steps leading down to a beach.

19,000-acre protected area with dramatic cliffs & geological formations, plus wildlife sightings.

Towering limestone stack rising from the sea, visible from a lookout spot reached via a short path.

👍👍 Good explanation by the pilot. The pilots are nice and gentle and clearly explained the history of the formation of the 12 apostles. So, the pilot is also basically a tour guide🤣

👍👍 Worth every cent! The interaction with the emus and kangaroos was a highlight. Perfect for kids both big and small. The owners are simply wonderful and shared their story and insights into the world of the dingo. Just start up a friendly conversation and it might not end :-) The lunch options were l...

👍 A beautiful site not to miss .. waking here and explore to other rock like Razor back, broken head nearby. It was formed after millions of years of erosion from the Southern Ocean. About 20 million years ago, this entire area was a deep ocean. Sand from the rivers, fish and plant matter and other...

👍👍 This is another must visit place when visiting the great Ocean Road. You can get some amazing photos at the Island Archway from the viewing platform. It's also really close to go view the other cool rock formations like Razorback rock and Loch Ard Gorge. The actual archway is no longer there after i...

👍👍 Very amazing place to see the rocks We took helicopter to see more, but I'm not recommend on it, becaouse frome grond is closer and more butifull Just stop on the road and from there you see better and free

👍👍 Very well maintained and serviced often.

👍 A short board walk linking the Princetown Recreation Reserve with the town. The walk goes through the wetlands add over the Gellibrand River. The noise of the wind in the grass is creepy cool. If you stay still and quiet you will see some of the swamp animals. It's a good quiet walk away from your c...

👍👍 Gravel road with pot holes on the drive so not recommended for low cars or rental cars. Beautiful views. Short walk from carpark to the look out point. Could join the walk to go to wreck beach, or just the view point alone.