APollAGreat Ocean Road
Torquay to Anglesea
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Travel
Notes
for
Torquay
to
Anglesea
section
of
the
Great
Ocean
Road
Great Ocean Road Map Torquay to
Anglesea
Satellite Image Great Ocean Road Torquay to Anglesea
Torquay
is
the
town
on
the
right
and
Anglesea
is
the
town
on
the
left.
Behind
Anglesea
you
can
clearly
see
the power station and open cut coal mine
that supplies power to the Point Henry aluminium smelter at Geelong.
The
pale green area below power station is Anglesea Golf Course. The
green area behind the power station is the start of the Great Otway
National
Park. The prominent headland approximately halfway
between Torquay and Anglesea is Point Addis and the internationally
famous surf beach Bells Beach is located approximately 3 kilometres
along coast from Torquay(Anglesea side).
Great Ocean Road Torquay to Anglesea
Satellite Image
Torquay Anglesea
Road Video
Aerial Video
Aerial Photos Torquay to Anglesea aerial Torquay Bells Beach Point Addis
Picture Galleries Torquay Jan Juc Bells Beach Point Addis
Things to Do and See Torquay Anglesea
Shops Fuel Eating Accommodation Torquay Anglesea
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Torquay is located at the start of the Great Ocean Road.
Bells Beach is located near Torquay a few kilometres off the Great Ocean Road.
Bells Beach is the home of the world famous Bells Beach Easter World championship surf competition.
Point Addis is located between Anglesea and Torquay a few kilometres off the Great Ocean Road.
The Great Ocean Road travels inland from the ocean past Torquay but rejoins the ocean 16 kilometres away near Anglesea.
Even though Torquay is located on the Great Ocean Road, Torquay is almost a suburb of Geelong, Victoria's second biggest city.
Torquay and Anglesea have some of the best Accommodation,Shops, Eating and Services on the Great Ocean Road.
Torquay and Anglesea boast some of the best Golf Courses on the Great Ocean Road.
From the start of the Great Ocean Road to the roundabout past Anglesea shops is 16 kilometres
Torquay located on the Great Ocean Road has a population of approximately 12000 people.
Anglesea located on the Great Ocean Road has a population of approximately 3000 people.
Both Torquay and Anglesea have surf life saving clubs and patrolled surf beaches.
Torquay is the home of surf goods manufacture in Australia.
Torquay has a lookout at Point Danger that gives views to the Port Phillip Bay Heads on a clear day.
Torquay and Anglesea have excellent coastal walks.
Road Video
Aerial Video
Aerial Photos Torquay to Anglesea aerial Torquay Bells Beach Point Addis
Picture Galleries Torquay Jan Juc Bells Beach Point Addis
Things to Do and See Torquay Anglesea
Shops Fuel Eating Accommodation Torquay Anglesea
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Next Section of the Great Ocean Road Anglesea to Fairhaven
Great Ocean Road Facts
Torquay to Anglesea
Torquay is located at the start of the Great Ocean Road.
Bells Beach is located near Torquay a few kilometres off the Great Ocean Road.
Bells Beach is the home of the world famous Bells Beach Easter World championship surf competition.
Point Addis is located between Anglesea and Torquay a few kilometres off the Great Ocean Road.
The Great Ocean Road travels inland from the ocean past Torquay but rejoins the ocean 16 kilometres away near Anglesea.
Even though Torquay is located on the Great Ocean Road, Torquay is almost a suburb of Geelong, Victoria's second biggest city.
Torquay and Anglesea have some of the best Accommodation,Shops, Eating and Services on the Great Ocean Road.
Torquay and Anglesea boast some of the best Golf Courses on the Great Ocean Road.
From the start of the Great Ocean Road to the roundabout past Anglesea shops is 16 kilometres
Torquay located on the Great Ocean Road has a population of approximately 12000 people.
Anglesea located on the Great Ocean Road has a population of approximately 3000 people.
Both Torquay and Anglesea have surf life saving clubs and patrolled surf beaches.
Torquay is the home of surf goods manufacture in Australia.
Torquay has a lookout at Point Danger that gives views to the Port Phillip Bay Heads on a clear day.
Torquay and Anglesea have excellent coastal walks.