Three-Day Margaret River Getaway from Perth

Tour Highlights

BUSSELTON JETTY TRAIN & UNDERWATER OBSERVATORY

Busselton Jetty is one of the most iconic WA attractions and is famously the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere. Here you can hop aboard the charming red train and enjoy a scenic ride along the 1.8 km stretch to the jetty’s end. You can also explore the local ocean life at the Underwater Observatory–one of only six in the world! Bustleton is full of vibrant marine life, colourful coral reefs and over 300 different marine species just waiting to be discovered!

life, colourful coral reefs and over 300 different marine species just waiting to be discovered! The observatory provides an exciting and immersive underwater experience, allowing you to view the bustling ecosystem up close. With panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and the pristine white sandy beach, this stop promises a blend of natural beauty and aquatic wonder that is simply unforgettable.

HOWARD PARK

Howard Park Winery is one of the most renowned and respected wineries in the Margaret River region. Established in 1986, Howard Park has grown to become a beacon of quality and sustainability, producing some of Australia’s finest wines.

Howard Park has long been committed to creating a sustainable future. You'll learn about their eco-friendly practices woven into every aspect of their operations, from vineyard management to wine production. You’ll appreciate their organic farming techniques, minimal water usage, and use of solar energy, which ensure that Howard Park not only produces outstanding wines but also cares for the environment and community.

At Howard Park, you’ll have the opportunity to taste a variety of exceptional wines, each crafted with meticulous care and a deep respect for the terroir. From their celebrated Rieslings to their robust Cabernets and elegant Chardonnays, every sip you take tells a story of passion and dedication. This visit promises a harmonious blend of exquisite flavours and intriguing insights that will leave you appreciating the finer aspects of winemaking.

CAPE LEEUWIN LIGHTHOUSE

Standing majestically at the meeting point of the Southern and Indian Oceans, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse is the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia and a site of great historical significance. During your visit, you can explore the historic village at the lighthouse's base, learning about its vital role in maritime navigation. You’ll also have the chance to climb to the top of the lighthouse to take in some breathtaking panoramic views where the Southern and Indian Oceans converge–a sight that is both awe-inspiring and humbling to behold!

The guided tour provides fascinating insights into the lighthouse's history and its keepers, blending rich heritage with stunning natural vistas. This landmark offers a perfect combination of history, adventure, and unparalleled scenic beauty.

YAHAVA KOFFEEWORKS

This beloved local gem sources coffee beans from around the globe, offering a diverse range of delicious brews. At their tasting benches, you’ll get to sample various coffees while one of their experts guides you through the brewing process–you’ll even get to watch as the beans are roasted to caffeinated perfection. For those who aren’t coffee fanatics, there is a large selection of loose-leaf teas to ensure you will be suitably perked up as well. This will definitely be the ideal beginning to your adventurous day ahead!

Yahava Koffeeworks also prides itself on its commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing. They work closely with coffee growers around the world to ensure fair trade practices and environmentally friendly cultivation methods. This dedication to quality and ethics is evident in every cup of coffee they produce.

DOLPHIN DISCOVERY CENTRE

Located in the coastal city of Bunbury, the Dolphin Discovery Centre offers a unique and interactive experience with some of the ocean's most charismatic inhabitants. The centre is dedicated to the conservation and study of dolphins and their environment, providing visitors with a chance to learn about these fascinating creatures up close.

The adventure begins with a visit to the interpretive centre, where you can explore exhibits that offer insightful information into dolphin behaviour, their coastal habitat, and the marine ecosystem. One of the main highlights of the Dolphin Discovery Centre is the Interaction Zone, allowing you to meet these friendly creatures up close in their natural habitat. After exploring the centre and enjoying a dolphin encounter, we’ll head to the on-site cafe to relax and enjoy a light lunch.

After lunch, we’ll embark on a serene eco-cruise through Koombana Bay. The knowledgeable guides on board are there to share fascinating insights into dolphin behaviour and the local marine environment. This stop is sure to be one of the many highlights of your trip!

MAMMOTH CAVE

Mammoth Cave, located within the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, is a large limestone cave that features vast chambers adorned with impressive stalactites and stalagmites, creating a breathtaking subterranean wonderland. This natural time capsule is home to ancient fossil remains of long-extinct megafauna, offering a fascinating glimpse into the region's prehistoric past.

While being one of many caves in Western Australia, Mammoth Cave is one of the more accessible tourist caves in the region. Visitors can explore its vast chambers and delicate crystal formations on a self-guided tour, where well-lit pathways, informative audio guides, and accessible boardwalks bring the cave's rich history to life.