While you may not have heard of the Port Campbell National Park in Victoria, you’ve most likely heard of its star attractions. After all, this is the region famed for the Great Ocean Road coastal drive and the iconic offshore rock stacks called the Twelve Apostles. Port Campbell National Park encompasses all of this coastal area in southwestern Victoria and its many eye-catching formations. Although the Twelve Apostles is what you see on postcards, it’s certainly not the only attraction. The park also features the London Arch, which was connected to the mainland until 1990; the Loch Ard Gorge and its imposing cliffs; and the window-like Grotto.