Highlights
- Explore the stunning wine region of Margaret River and the Mammoth Cave on this full day tour from Perth
- Tour Mammoth Cave - one of over 300 natural underground limestone caves in the district
- Busselton Jetty - the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere
- Plenty of photo opportunities
- English-speaking guide
- Pickup and drop off from selected Perth city, Northbridge, South Perth, Fremantle and Scarborough hotels
Special Offer
Save 25% on the recommended retail price. Special offer valid for travel until July 31, 2013
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Margaret River wineryVasse Felix winery in Margaret River. Very pretty.Photo by: Leah
USA, 04 2011 -
Busselton JettyBusselton Jetty at sunset. Unfortunately my batteries ran out soon after taking this shot.Photo by: David C
Australia, 09 2008 -
Watershed VineyardBeautiful wines and saw a kangaroo amongst the vines.Photo by: Jennifer E. S
04 2013 -
Busselton PierBeautiful weather and a dolphin was frolicking in the water off the pier.Photo by: Jennifer E. S
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Margaret River RegionCape Leeuwin lighthousePhoto by: Krishnan Vaitheeswaran
Australia, 05 2010 -
Margaret River RegionWhere the two oceans meet (Cape Leeuwin)Photo by: Krishnan Vaitheeswaran
Australia, 05 2010 -
Margaret River RegionMammoth CavesPhoto by: Krishnan Vaitheeswaran
Australia, 05 2010 -
Margaret River regionLavender farmPhoto by: Krishnan Vaitheeswaran
Australia, 05 2010 -
Mouth of the Margaret RiverWhere Margaret River meets the Indian Ocean.Photo by: David C
Australia, 09 2008 -
Sunset over the baySunset over Geographe Bay - taken from Busselton Jetty.Photo by: David C
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Busselton JettyBusselton Jetty at sunset.Photo by: David C
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Busselton JettyAnother photo of Busselton Jetty at sunset.Photo by: David C
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What You Can Expect
Busselton Jetty
The first stop is Busselton Jetty, the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere, stretching 1.8 kilometers outwards into Geographe Bay before traveling to Margaret River. What was formerly a hippie and surfing community, Margaret River has grown up over the years and has become one of the leading producers of premium quality wines, cheeses, and fresh produce in the region, whilst still retaining it’s laid back surfing charm. Wander through the town and meet the locals, before having lunch the Lake Cave Tea Rooms and touring Mammoth Cave.
Afterward the tour will head to Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse where you can see the meeting point of the Indian and Southern oceans. There is plenty of wildlife to see including rock parrots, sea lions and dolphins. Take a walk along the heritage trail and soak up the atmosphere and beauty of the area.
The last stop of the day, you will travel through the beautiful Boranup Forest and visit to a local winery, where you will learn the difference between a Chardonnay and a Shiraz and get to taste a selection of wines from the cellar door, before returning back to Perth around 9.30pm.
Customer Reviews
March 2013
A very good tour with lots of variety and a good guide for the day. It could possibly have done with one fewer visit to allow a bit time at each. For example we would have liked to climb the Leeuwin lighthouse, but there was not sufficient time. However, I realise that different people may well have wanted to reduce the time at different locations. The wine tasting was well organised and very enjoyable, as indeed was the whole tour!
March 2012
Great wine tasting visit (best we've ever been on) packed lunch by tour operator in woods was excellent and the view of the two Ocean's by the lighthouse was magnificent. Great trip!
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