Port Campbell is a town located in the southern coast of Victoria, at the mouth of the Campbell Creek. It was named after Captain Alexander Campbell, an early settler.

The town's most famous attraction is the Port Campbell National Park, which features some spectacular rock formations along the coastline. One highlight in visiting the park is viewing the Twelve Apostles rock formations right at the coastline. The appearances of these formations are slowly changing, as small rocks often fall off. Visitors can also follow the Port Campbell Discovery Walk that start from the town and some tour operators even offer scuba diving tours for the more adventurous individuals. Read more...