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Star of the West Hotel has a great range of Lunch and Dinner packages available to larger groups who are visiting for day or overnight trips and are on a tight timeline.

We can offer a two course luncheon starting from $11 per person and dinner @ $15 per person.

We guarantee that your bus can be in and out in an hour if you are rushed for time. We can also provide morning and afternoon tea.

Wayward unravels all 1200k's of breathtaking coastline between Melbourne and Adelaide, with much more than just a few icon stops. Our 3.5 day schedule is a big advantage. For instance, the day we cover Port Campbell National Park, we not only avoid the crowds, but we score the midday warmth - a real asset down on the beach in Loch Ard Gorge and for getting the best bright photos of the coves and 12 Apostles (it can be 'challenging' facing the Southern Ocean weather early or late in the day when most travellers are there). We only drive an easy 220km on this day.

Top spots...

* Great Ocean Road, Bells Beach surfing (spectating only!)
* Otway Ranges, Melba Gully rainforest walk
* 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, London Bridge, Bay of Islands, Pt Campbell NP
* Whale watching Logans Beach (May-Oct)
* Tower Hill Volcanic Crater: koalas, kangaroos, emus, lots more wildlife
* Cape Bridgewater: Seals by the Sea adventure option
* Glenelg River
* Mt Gambier's mysterious Blue Lake and Umpherston Cave sinkhole
* Limestone Coast, Canunda National Park
* Coorong Wetlands Wilderness, Aboriginal 'Bush Tucker' walk
* Murray River crossing on the historic Wellington Ferry (est 1840)

Wayward is the original tour between Melbourne and Adelaide via the Great Ocean Road. With 16 years experience, we're pretty sure we have the best trail and schedule possible. Every day is full of great experiences and the coastline geography is ever-changing. The Coorong wilderness and Limestone Coast may not be the most famous places but wait until you see them. These two days are just as interesting and rewarding as our time spent along the Great Ocean Road.

Cute little port towns and villages date from the 1830s and are full of colonial charm, a different story to Australia's over-developed East Coast tourist strip. Some of our hostel-style accoms are actually 19th Century grand manors and homes.

With just the right amount of flexibility and good information, Wayward connects with the independent traveller. Find out why so many of our friends come back for a second or third dose of the 'Classic Coast'...