
Discover Margaret River & Southwest Region, choose iconic locations that highlight little hidden gems throughout the journey, enjoy great food and wine allowing all to relax, indulge and discover.
Planning a trip to Western Australia sometime soon? If you are, then the ultimate relaxing, idyllic spot to visit is Margaret River the gateway to the Southwest. The region is a wine lover or foodie’s heaven, and caters for all travellers, with cultural options, exciting activities, and stunning natural landscapes.
To make your journey seamless, both national and international travellers can enjoy pickup and return services directly from their accommodation in Perth. For those arriving by air, a Perth Airport shuttle is available upon request. Additionally, a complimentary shuttle service is provided for travellers who arrive via the Margaret River Busselton Airport, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free start to your adventure.

Discover Margaret River & Southwest Region, choose iconic locations that highlight little hidden gems throughout the journey. Savour and enjoy great food and wine whilst exploring the South-West of Western Australia and the Great Southern.

The dolphin eco cruise takes you for 60-90 minutes into Koombana Bay and the local waterways, the home of the Bunbury Bottlenose Dolphins with a population of 100-200 animals. The vessel provides an excellent viewing platform designed to get you as close as possible to the dolphins – without getting your feet wet! The team will introduce you to the bottlenose dolphins as they interact in their natural environment. They can be seen frolicking, playing, sleeping and feeding during the cruise. The informative commentary from the skipper will keep you updated throughout.

Your Underwater Observatory tour starts with a relaxing train ride on the little red train along the length of the Jetty with 360-degree views across Geographe Bay. At the end of the Jetty, you are guided through the Underwater Observatory as you descend eight metres below the ocean’s surface. You will be led through the natural wonders that lie beneath the Jetty, where its piles create Australia’s greatest artificial reef, host to an inspiring forest of vividly coloured tropical and sub-tropical corals, sponges, fish and invertebrates. Discover more than three hundred individual marine species in their natural habitat through eleven viewing windows at various levels within the 9.5 metres diameter observation chamber.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the South-West as you embark on an adventure with Pemberton Discovery Tours. Journey through the spectacular, landlocked Yeagarup Dunes, a unique natural landscape shaped by the elements over thousands of years. Along the way, you will be captivated by the grandeur of the old-growth Karri Forest, with its towering ancient trees providing a serene and majestic backdrop to your travels. The journey continues as you make your way to the mouth of the Warren River, where the river’s fresh waters meet the vast expanse of the Southern Ocean. Take in the stunning views and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and tranquillity of this remarkable meeting point in the South-West region.

The Tree Top Walk is located within the Walpole-Nornalup National Park and the broader Walpole Wilderness area, providing visitors with breathtaking views across the densely forested hills that define this region. As you make your way down to the boardwalks below, you will have the opportunity to explore the Ancient Empire Walk, which leads you into a grove of towering veteran tingle trees. These remarkable giant eucalyptus trees are unique—they are found nowhere else in Australia, or indeed, anywhere else in the world. Some of these ancient trees have stood for more than four centuries, offering a truly awe-inspiring glimpse into the natural history of the area.

Albany’s Historic Whaling Station offers a truly unique experience, being the only attraction of its kind anywhere in the world. Here, visitors have the opportunity to explore a fully preserved whale processing factory, providing a rare insight into the region’s whaling history. The experience is further enriched by the chance to step aboard a completely restored whale-chasing ship, where you can delve into the fascinating stories and operations that once took place. The combination of these authentic sites allows guests to gain an in-depth understanding of Albany’s maritime heritage and its important role in Australia’s past.

At the National Anzac Centre, you will have the opportunity to explore Albany's significant involvement in World War I. The centre features a fascinating collection of historical artefacts that bring the past to life. Through the use of interactive technology and multimedia exhibits, visitors are immersed in the events and stories from the Great War.
Each guest can take on the identity of a service man or woman, following their personal journey through the conflict. This unique approach provides an engaging and educational experience, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the war and its impact on those who served.

At Stony Hill, you'll have the opportunity to reach the summit and soak in the breathtaking 360-degree views of the ocean and the rugged shoreline stretching into the distance. From this vantage point, the panorama is truly spectacular, offering a unique perspective of the surrounding landscape. As you explore the area, you'll also be able to admire the native bush scenery that characterises this part of the coast. The journey continues to the impressive natural formations of the Gap and the Natural Bridge, where you can witness the powerful sight of waves crashing dramatically against the granite walls-an unforgettable display of nature’s raw energy and beauty.
Begin your journey with a comfortable pick-up from your Perth accommodation, settling in for a scenic drive south. Along the way, we’ll pause at the Ampol Roadhouse for a relaxed coffee and refreshment break (at your own expense) before continuing to the coastal city of Bunbury. Here, the journey is thoughtfully broken with a visit to the Bunbury Dolphin Discovery Centre, where you’ll enjoy a light lunch before unwinding on a Dolphin Eco Cruise across the calm waters of Koombana Bay, home to wild bottlenose dolphins. We then travel on to Busselton for one of the region’s most iconic experiences: a ride on the Busselton Jetty Train to the end of the historic jetty, followed by a descent into the Underwater Discovery Centre to view the vibrant marine life beneath the surface. In the late afternoon, you’ll be dropped off at your pre-arranged accommodation in Margaret River, with time to freshen up before the day concludes with a set-menu evening meal and a glass of wine at the La Trattoria Scarpetta Italian restaurant, an ideal introduction to the region’s food and wine scene.
Your day begins with a convenient pick-up from your accommodation before heading into the heart of the Margaret River wine region. The first stop is Howard Park, a pioneering, family-owned winery where you’ll enjoy a visit to the barrel room followed by a seated tasting. Known for its uncompromising commitment to quality, Howard Park crafts expressive wines that reflect the unique terroir of both Margaret River and the Great Southern. From here, we continue to Passel Estate for a beautifully relaxed tasting experience overlooking the vineyards, where a selection of handcrafted wines is thoughtfully paired with artisan cheeses, enhancing the distinctive character of each pour. The journey then leads to Peacetree, a boutique producer celebrated for its intimate, small-scale approach to winemaking. In a warm and welcoming setting, you’ll sample their unique wines while gaining insight into the passion and attention to detail behind every bottle. The day concludes at the iconic Vasse Felix, where you’ll unwind with a wine tasting followed by a gourmet three-course lunch at their acclaimed chef-hatted restaurant. Set amongst tranquil vineyard surrounds, the experience is perfectly finished with two glasses of premium Vasse Felix wine.
Your journey begins with a convenient pick-up from your accommodation, luggage included, as you travel south to one of Western Australia’s most dramatic coastal landmarks. At Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, enjoy a guided tour through this historic site, learning about its vital role in maritime navigation before ascending to the summit for breathtaking views where the Indian and Southern Oceans converge. From here, continue to Rare Foods for the opportunity to sample fresh, ocean-sourced abalone, perfectly paired with a glass of ocean wine (tasting at guest expense). The day then turns inland with a visit to Mammoth Cave, a spectacular limestone cavern set within the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. Surrounded by towering karri and marri forests, you’ll explore its vast chambers, striking formations and learn about the ancient fossils discovered within, offering insight into the region’s deep natural history. Later, enjoy a relaxed stop at Vintners, where you’ll taste McHenry Hohnen’s entry and premium wines crafted with minimal intervention, followed by a generously sized sharing plate and a glass of wine for lunch (guest expense). The day concludes with travel to Pemberton for an overnight stay at Karri Valley Resort, where tranquil lake views set the scene for a peaceful evening and a relaxed dinner at the resort restaurant (guest expense).
The day begins with a relaxed pick-up from your accommodation, luggage included, followed by breakfast at the lakeside restaurant at Karri Valley Resort (at your own expense). From here, travel into the surrounding forest to visit the beautiful Beedelup Falls, where gentle cascades tumble over mossy rocks amid lush greenery. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the well-maintained trails, pausing at scenic viewpoints to take in the peaceful atmosphere and unique flora of the region. The adventure continues with an exhilarating half-day 4WD experience with Pemberton Discovery Tours, exploring remote beach and forest landscapes on the EGO Adventure. This off-road journey provides exclusive access to areas within Warren and D’Entrecasteaux National Parks that are inaccessible to standard vehicles, with lunch included. Later, travel through Manjimup and visit the Historic Hamlet area, offering a glimpse into the region’s heritage and early settlement. The day concludes in Walpole, renowned for its ancient forests, where you’ll marvel at the towering Tingle Trees, some over 450 years old, before walking among the canopy on the iconic Tree Top Walk for sweeping views across the forest. From here, continue on to your accommodation in Denmark to unwind and reflect on a day rich in natural beauty and discovery.
Your day begins with a convenient pick-up from your accommodation, luggage included, before setting out for Albany after breakfast for a day of discovery and coastal exploration. The first stop is the Historic Whaling Station, where a guided tour offers fascinating insight into Albany’s maritime and whaling heritage. During your visit, enjoy a light lunch while taking in the unique surrounds of this significant historical site. From here, continue along the rugged coastline to the Albany Blowholes for a self-guided visit, where powerful waves surge through natural rock formations, creating dramatic sprays and echoing sounds. The journey then leads to The Gap, another self-guided experience that showcases the raw beauty of the Southern Ocean, with sweeping views from a specially constructed viewing platform set high above the crashing seas. After a full day of sightseeing and exploration, arrive at your accommodation at the Dog Rock Motel, where you can relax and unwind, reflecting on a memorable day discovering the highlights of Albany.
Day six begins with a relaxed pick-up from your accommodation before heading to the National ANZAC Centre for a reflective and meaningful start to the day. Enjoy a leisurely walk around the grounds, taking time to appreciate the striking setting and the centre’s historical significance. You’ll then enter the main hall to view the notable horse exhibit, offering deeper insight into the region’s wartime stories and heritage. Following your visit, enjoy free time in Albany’s town centre, where you can explore local shops, enjoy a café stop or simply soak up the atmosphere at your own pace. As evening approaches, come together for dinner at a venue of your choice (at your own expense), before returning to your accommodation to relax and reflect on the day’s experiences in this historic coastal town.
Your final day begins with a convenient pick-up from your accommodation, luggage included, as you travel to the scenic Porongurup National Park for the unforgettable Granite Skywalk experience. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, explore one of the region’s most iconic granite outcrops while learning about the area’s unique geological and ecological significance. From the elevated walkway, take in sweeping panoramic views across the surrounding landscape, offering a breathtaking finale to your journey. Following the Skywalk, enjoy a relaxed light lunch at your own expense, with time to reflect on the morning’s discoveries before beginning the return journey to your Perth accommodation.
Harvest Tours specialises in extended private charters for small groups of up to six guests and can tailor your itinerary to include the must-see highlights of Western Australia’s southern regions. Travelling in comfort with an experienced guide, you’ll have the opportunity to relax, indulge, discover and create lasting memories along the way. All quoted costings include accommodation, national park entry fees and attraction admissions, with the option to extend your journey further to explore the Southern Edge of Western Australia.
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