Explore Western Australia Tour

Embark on an Unforgettable Wine Tour Adventure in Margaret River!

Are you ready to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of wine? Join us for an exclusive journey through the world-renowned Margaret River wine region, where every moment is a celebration of flavours, aromas, and exquisite craftsmanship.

Crooked Carrot Cafe:

The Crooked Carrot Cafe is a charming eatery known for its fresh and locally sourced food. It’s a great place to stop for breakfast, lunch, or a coffee break while exploring the Margaret River area.

Canal Rocks & Smiths Beach Sightseeing:

Canal Rocks is a unique rock formation along the coastline, and it’s a popular spot for sightseeing and photography. Smiths Beach is a beautiful sandy beach nearby, known for its clear waters and great surf. It’s an ideal spot for relaxing and enjoying the ocean views.

Credaro Estate Wine Tasting:

Credaro Estate is a winery that offers wine tasting experiences. The Margaret River region is renowned for its wineries and high-quality wines, so this is a great opportunity to sample some of the local offerings.

Clairault Streicker Lunch:

Clairault Streicker Estate is another winery in the area. Many wineries in Margaret River offer not only wine tasting but also on-site restaurants where you can enjoy delicious meals paired with their wines. A lunch at Clairault Streicker can be a delightful culinary experience.

Gabriels Chocolate:

If you have a sweet tooth, Gabriels Chocolate is a must-visit. This chocolatier offers a range of handcrafted chocolates and treats that are perfect for indulging yourself or picking up as gifts.

Marri Wood Park:

Embrace the experience at Marri Wood Park, where a family-run vineyard proudly holds a Demeter biodynamic certification. If you’re a wine enthusiast, the opportunity to relish their meticulously crafted wines within a sustainable ambiance is truly delightful. Cheers to the upcoming visit to Marri Wood Park, promising an enjoyable and environmentally conscious wine tasting journey!

Busselton Jetty:

The Busselton Jetty is one of the world’s longest wooden jetties, extending 1.8 kilometers into Geographe Bay, Western Australia. Originally built in 1865 for shipping purposes, it has become a renowned tourist attraction.