Check in to the small town at the end of Australia's Great Ocean Road. It's quiet and elegant, and you can make a blockbuster with just a snap.

In Australia in May, the weather is as unpredictable as a child's mood. As I drove along the winding coast road, the sky alternated between dark clouds and bright sunshine. Just as I was immersed in the symphony of waves crashing against the rocks, a brilliant rainbow suddenly spanned the sky. At that moment, it seemed as if the whole world had stopped for me. Being so lucky to see a rainbow made this trip even more unforgettable. It was late afternoon when we arrived at Port Fairy. This town is located about 290 kilometers southwest of Melbourne. It is the end of the Great Ocean Road and one of the oldest harbors in Victoria. It not only retains a strong historical atmosphere, but also has amazing natural scenery. Among them, Griffith Island is one of the attractions not to be missed. Griffith Island is connected to Ocean Road in the southeast corner of Port Fairy by a pedestrian bridge, just a short walk from the town center. Stepping onto the pedestrian bridge, you are greeted by the fresh sea breeze, soft sand under your feet, and the sparkling sea on both sides. There are some wild animals living on the island, and if you are lucky enough, you may even see seals here. The Griffith Island Lighthouse should be regarded as the only conspicuous building on the island. This lighthouse stands at one end of the island and is surrounded by clear water. I used a drone to record the beautiful scenery of the lighthouse. The white lighthouse standing at the end of the island is quite shocking.