Howard Ferrier
Gunnar Heilmann
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Located within Port Campbell National Park, these limestone stacks are inevitably succumbing to the ceaseless motion of the ocean. At last count there were 9 remaining Apostles.
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Travel information
Head out of Melbourne through Geelong and onto the Great Ocean Road. Allow at least 4 hours to get there as you willl be frequently stopping to grab other shots along the way.
A shorter route is to travel along the Princes Highway and turn left at Colac or Camperdown and head for the hamlet of Port Campbell.
A shorter route is to travel along the Princes Highway and turn left at Colac or Camperdown and head for the hamlet of Port Campbell.
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A decent amount of people
Sunset
07:33 19:34
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38°39'57.0367" S 143°6'15.4696" E
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Thank you
Howard Ferrier for creating this photo spot and
Gunnar Heilmann for improving it with additional photos or content.