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You can’t properly describe a Great Ocean Road trip without highlighting surf beaches — they’re the backbone of Victoria’s coast. When I first hit this stretch with Wayoutback Tours, I found out quickly that every bend reveals a new break, from mellow learner waves to serious reef breaks. Whether you’re chasing the next big swell or just want a sandy spot to put your toes in the sand, these beaches tell the full Aussie surf story — sun, salt and a bit of sea spray in your sandwich.

The Great Ocean Road isn’t just a drive; it’s a living timeline of Aussie surf culture. Each stretch of sand along this route has its own story — from iconic surf brands being born to secret coves where locals hide when the tour buses come through.

When’s the best time to hit the Great Ocean Road? — it depends on what you’re after. If surfing’s the priority, autumn (March–May) is the most consistent and least crowded season. Summer’s good for beginners and sunset swims, while winter belongs to the committed, with thick wetsuits and even thicker skin.

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