Lorne - Queenscliff Coastal Reserve

Located along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia, the Lorne - Queenscliff Coastal Reserve is an incredible site to explore. Stretching 27 kilometers and spread over 4,555 hectares, it's a haven for nature lovers and photographers alike. Rare forests and stunning seascapes dominate the landscape here, painting a picture of rugged beauty.

Protected wetlands provide a refuge for diverse wildlife, including the critically endangered growling grass frog and the endangered spotted quail-thrush. Other species such as penguins, echidnas, wallabies, koalas and kangaroos are frequent in the area. This pristine region is dotted with quaint towns, such as Aireys Inlet, Lorne and Queenscliff, where travelers will find many activities like hiking, elephant rock beach, fishing, whale watching and of course photography. Stay in one of these towns and explore the surrounding natural gems, such as the Point Addis Marine National Park, the Erskine Falls and the Aireys Inlet Lighthouse to name a few.