Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comMargaret River, Eagles, Caves, Wine and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Tour from Perth
based on 4 reviews
Duration: 13 hours (approx.)
Location: Perth, Australia
Product code: 3115M1_M2_M3
4 reviews of Margaret River, Eagles, Caves, Wine and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Tour from Perth
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The tour guide was highly professional, caring and experienced. The Margaret River region was wonderful place to visit. Just a suggestion, winery tour to several more vineyards or cellars in the Margaret River Region could be themed for people with a passion for fine wines. Although the visits to cave and jetty may have to be compromised, it could provide an option for visitors with only a short stay in Perth.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Hong Kong, December 2008
This is a great tour to do if your time is limited, and you only have a day to see Margaret River. The rugged coastline around Cape Leeuwin is stunning. Mammoth Cave is very beautiful, although the cave tour was a little short for my liking it would have been nice to spend another 10 or 15 minutes there. Had a nice stroll along the jetty at Busselton and watched the sunset over the bay.
Reviewed by: David C, Australia, September 2008
An amazing collection of sights! Do not believe it, however, when they tell you that you need to order food ahead for Busselton or you will not get served. This is just a ploy for the driver to get a free meal! There are actually several evening eating options in lovely Busselton.
Reviewed by: Daniel H, United States of America, January 2008
While we are going to the Margaret River, no one told me exactly which river we passed was the Margaret River. There were too many hotel pick-up and drop-off resulted in us arriving at the hotel at 10.30pm.
Reviewed by: Shin N, Singapore, November 2007
