12 Apostles

 

“The Twelve Apostles is a collection of limestone stacks off the shore of the Port Campbell National Park, by the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. Their proximity to one another has made the site a popular tourist attraction. Currently there and 8 apostles left but the name remains significant and spectacular especially in the Australian tourism industry”

There is a little something from Wikipedia describing the Twelve Apostles. My creative writing skills are failing me right now due to being at University for six hours today. Forgive me as my brain is fried.

But what I can say is how beautiful The Twelve Apostles are. I know I have said this my blog once before but I am well and truly a tourist in my own country, let alone state. I am constantly amazed by how beautiful Australia is when you really take time and travel and explore.

Apollo Bay

 The coast is such a beautiful place to stay for a weekend and I only wish that I lived there permanently.

Last Friday Kevin and I packed our suitcases and headed south to a wonderful place by the name of Apollo Bay in Victoria, Australia.  I desperately wanted to go to Apollo Bay because 1) I absolutely adore and live for the coast and 2) I wanted an opportunity to go wild with my beloved camera and visit the Twelve Apostles – which I will post about another time.

To get to Apollo Bay, there is Australia’s most famous road you must drive down known as the Great Ocean Road – it’s such a beautiful drive, I’ll tell you that much – the views are to die for. And along the way Kevin and I stopped to take some photographs.

 

The location we stayed at was flawless and although we were only ten minutes away from town I felt so far away from civilization.  

I can’t really take credit for the flawless accommodation however. Kevin actually found this beauty himself and we both knew as soon as we lied eyes on it that, that is where we wanted and needed to stay for the two nights we were in Apollo Bay.

I recommend Paradise Gardens Cottages if you’re planning to visit Apollo Bay any time soon!