Colac Otway region has a diverse landscape with volcanoes, waterfalls, rain forest and beaches are a few of the natural attractions. You also find will find information for neighboring shires in this section of the Colac Otway Web.

The Otways are a heavily forested range running along the southern coastline of Victoria. The major features of the area are its rainforest and numerous waterfalls - the range contains more than half of all the waterfalls in the state.

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Colac is not only at the gateway to the chain of volcanic lakes which dominate Victorias Western District but it is also at the northern foot of the majestic Otway Ranges

The high light of the Great Ocean Road, experience the atmosphere & romance of days gone by.

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Otway National Park 13,000 hectares of rainforests and mountain ash trees as well as coastal heathlands and open woodlands, forest and 60 kilometres of dramatic coastline including

The Cape Otway Lighthouse at the northern end of The Eye of The Needle was the oldest operational lighthouse with unbroken serVice on the mainland Australian coast until it was decommissioned in January 1994.

Birregurra Community Web Site. A guide to the historic area of Birregurra, Victoria, Australia.

Besides some of the Great Ocean Roads best scenery, there is a string of swimming and surfing beaches between Lorne and Apollo Bay/Marengo.