Located in the Stevens Valley, Voyager Estate is one of Margaret River’s founding and most exciting wineries. All of the family-owned winery’s drops are grown, made and bottled on the estate, with sustainability permeating each and every step, from the planting of Indigenous trees to reusing winery wastewater. 

From late May to December each year, an estimated 35,000 whales, including humpbacks and the endangered southern right, migrate from Antarctica to the warmer waters of northern Australia. You can watch these majestic creatures in action from the shore of Flinders Bay, Augusta, or for an unforgettable experience on the water book a tour with Whale Watch Western Australia or All Seas Charters Whale Watching.

Not only is Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse the tallest lighthouse on Australia’s mainland but it’s located at the country’s most south-westerly point. Visitors can take a tour of the nautical monument to discover the fascinating history of Cape Leeuwin and climb up to the viewing deck to look out at where the Southern and Indian oceans meet.

Stretching an impressive 1841 metres across turquoise waters, this heritage-listed jetty isn’t your average local pier. The 160-year-old structure is the longest timber-piled platform in the Southern Hemisphere and a must-visit in Busselton (Undalup). Take a leisurely stroll, hop aboard the solar-powered train that goes to the end and back again or spot playful marine life from the underwater observatory.

It’s not just kids that get excited by this giant hedge maze that spans half a hectare. The property is an ideal spot for families, with its 18-hole mini-golf course and sprawling gardens peppered with outdoor games and puzzles. Take a break from the action at the on-site coffee shop and dig into the decadent scones.

As the name suggests, this is the point where the Margaret River meets the Indian Ocean. Not only is the landscape stunning, it’s a popular location to catch a wave or paddle on the river. You can also take in the region's unique topography from the lookout.

Join one of Koomal Dreaming’s cultural experiences for a deeper understanding of the Margaret River Region. See Wadandi and Bibbulman Country through the eyes of the traditional owners on a Didgeridoo Cave Tour, which begins with a guided bushwalk where you’ll learn about traditional medicinal plants and ancient Noongar Dreaming legends before listening to a didgeridoo demonstration. 

With the expansive coast on your doorstep, avid surfers will be impressed by Margaret River’s beaches and their quality waves. Ideal for beginners, South Point beach is popular for its good wind and swell conditions, while seasoned riders will want to head for Surfers Point beach – home of the international Margaret River Pro surfing competition.

The Cape to Cape Track is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Western Australia. Tackle the entire 135 kilometres over a few days or set out for a day trip along one or more of the shorter sections. Let someone else make plans and hike the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park with the guidance of Cape to Cape Explorer Tours.

No visit to Margaret River is complete without a stop at Vasse Felix, the region’s founding winery, which boasts some of the best local cabernet sauvignon and chardonnay. Embark on a bespoke tour, sample wines at the cellar door and stay for lunch on an indulgent day out.