Gibson Steps

"The Great Ocean Road is packed with incredible photo spots and Gibson Steps is another place which has to be seen to be believed. This is one of the few beaches on the Port Campbell side of the Great Ocean Road that you can walk along and see the sea-stacks at ground level. It’s only at ground level that you can really take in the sheer size of them, making it our favourite beach along the whole of the Great Ocean Road. Gibson Steps is another place best visited at sunset as you can get the sun slowly dropping below the stacks. This spot is right beside the 12 Apostles and a 2 hour 45 minute drive from Melbourne."

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"Un peu comme les 12 apôtres : s'y arrêté quelques minutes si possible "

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"parking avec marches pour descendre jusqu'à la superbe plage Gibson d'où l'on peut voir les 12 apôtres (falaises dans l'eau) et marcher le long de la plage "

@Ginger

"Il est possible de descendre sur la plage "

@t5mytw77dr7

"Be dwarfed by the 70-metre high vertical cliffs and marvel at Gog and Magog, the nicknames given to the giant limestone stacks rising up out of the sea. Weather permitting, make your way down to the beach via the 86 steps that were carved into the face of the cliff by local settler Hugh Gibson"

@jas.espiritu

"Hier wil je zijn met zonsopkomst, dan schijnt er prachtig licht over het strand."

@femkemanders

"vue excellente coucher de soleil"

@rivalano

"88 steps have been hand carved into the limestone cliff face (now concreted for safety). The lead down to the beach with waves crashing in a"

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"https://www.unallersansretour.com/great-ocean-road-itineraire-road-trip/"

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"Hier valt vroeg in de ochtend prachtig licht."

@kimvantartwijk