Lake Clifton

Located at Yalgorup National Park, south of Mandurah, the thrombolite reef at Lake Clifton offers you a impressive glimpse of what life was like when the earth began.

Busselton Jetty

Dip your toes in the protected waters of the Geographe Bay at Busselton foreshore and take the 1.81km longest wooden jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. Choose to walk or catch the train ride to the end and explore the distance from here to the other side of the world.

Voyager Estate

Visit Voyager Estate and taste their organic wines.

Surfers Point

The lure of Surfer’s Point is in the resonant echo of mainbreak’s monstrous swells, and the men and women brave enough to ride them. Surfer’s Point is a symbol of the South West’s wild shore. The myth of the break’s discovery is conserved by plaques that tell the story of the meaning this wave has for modern day Margaret River.

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse

Come down to visit the must-see heritage Cape Leeuwin lighthouse, the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia, situated at the most south-westerly point of Australia, where the Southern and Indian Oceans meet.

Lake Cave

Lake Cave, Margaret River's stunning solutional cave, houses the region's only permanent lake and a breathtaking 'suspended table' formation, where sunlight piercing the ancient sinkhole reveals crystal-clear waters and diverse, delicate calcite formations.

Boranup Karri Forest

Drive through Caves Road and come to Boranup forest to have a forest therapy. Here the sight of these enormous trees won’t be the only thing to amaze you. The tranquil forest with the forest floor tumbling with wildflowers, orchids and funghi (in season) together with the sounds of native birds and the fresh smell of eucalypt provide a natural way for calm down and relax.

Yahava KoffeeWorks

Visit the Koffee workshop to watch the koffee process and taste some authentic coffees.