Wing your way along the historic Great Ocean Road in your WWII vintage biplane. The Great Ocean Road was built by returned WWI serviceman. You will be in awe of the spectacular coastline. Sadly you will need to return to base after Lorne to get ready for the next sortie. You may prefer to command your warbird to fly east toward the awesome Rip Passage entrance to Port Phillip Bay. You will continue flying over the historic Point Nepean military base, before winging your way back home via Sorrento and Portsea. Don your flying suit, leather jacket, helmet and goggles just like Biggles and get ready for an unforgettable adventure. From take off to landing, you will fly over spectacular beaches and coastline. Tiger Moth World is located by the beach in Torquay. This private airfield was designed and lovingly recreated as a World War II style grass aerodrome specifically for Tiger Moth World's biplane adventure flights. It abuts the beautiful Great Ocean Road foreshore reserve and all the action happens literally metres away from the viewing area. Flight time is engine start to engine shutdown. Times shown are approximate and may vary according to wind conditions and passenger comfort.