Introduction to the Great Ocean Road: The Great Ocean Road is located in the west of Melbourne. It is a nearly 300-kilometer coastal road built to commemorate the soldiers who participated in World War I. At that time, many veterans participated in the construction. The Great Ocean Road is carved out from the middle of the cliffs. The official starting point is Torquay and the end point is Allansford. There are many wonderful sights along the way, and the rock pillars standing on the sea are all kinds of strange, no one is the same. The most famous of them is The Twelve Apostles, which are 12 broken rocks that are millions of years old.