Port Campbell is a seaside village on Victoria's Great Ocean Road and a practical base for visiting the dramatic limestone coast. Port Campbell National Park, the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, and other coastal formations are within easy driving distance. The village itself provides accommodation, meals, a beach, and a sheltered bay amid the region's high cliffs.
Plan a Port Campbell stay around changing coastal weather and daylight rather than trying to rush every viewpoint. Clifftop paths can be exposed, and designated barriers protect visitors from unstable edges. Check official alerts for track or road closures, allow time between stops, and expect the best-known lookouts to be busiest around sunset.