Margaret River is internationally renowned for its food and wine, in just under 50 years it has grown to become one of the world’s great wine producing regions, however Margaret River is also becoming known for some emerging creative boutique breweries.
The Margaret River mountain bike trails around our park and within the Bramley National Park are described as ‘world class’ with our location offering ride in and ride out access. There are trails for all skills levels from beginners (families with children) through to the thrill seekers. Bikes are available for hire at reception if needed.
On Saturday mornings from 8am head to the farmers market on Bussell Hwy (near the TAFE) for a taste sensation. Pick up locally grown produce and taste chocolates, olive oils, cheeses and other local food treats.
The Cape to Cape track takes you across 135km of spectacular coastline of the Margaret River region. The coastline features magical karri forest, woodlands, sweeping clifftop views, remote beaches and historic lighthouses with numerous access points, offering a range of alternative walks of varied distance and time.
Over 150 highly decorated limestone caves lay beneath the surface of the Leeuwin Naturaliste Ridge. Formed about 1 million years ago, a number of these complex and fragile karst systems are open to the public. Go inside and be amazed by these massive labyrinths decorated intricately with limestone crystal formations.
Whether you would prefer a leisurely bush walk into town, head to one of the swimming spots along the Margaret River or for an invigorating hike through the bush, there are a large number of trails surrounding our park to suit everyone’s preferences.
Join WA Tourism award winner Josh Whiteland and learn about the traditional Aboriginal practices and watch an interactive demonstration of fire lighting, traditional tool making, tasting bush foods, bush medicines and more. Aboriginal cultural tours are now offered at our park.
The Margaret River Dairy Company has made the most of the regions unique structure and produced some award winning cheeses and yoghurts. View their local store for a free tasting including farmhouse cheese, club cheddars and range of quality yoghurt flavours.
View these magical creatures their natural habitat on a whale watching cruise. No one cruise is the same and the experience of the ships capital is able to ensure the best viewing point. Tours depart from Augusta in June to August and during September to December, they depart from Dunsborough and Busselton.
Forming part of the World Surf League (WSL) World Championship Tour (WCT) from 11 – 22 April. Watch the top globally ranked 34 male and 16 female surfers compete. One of eleven WCT events globally occurring at iconic destinations including O’ahu Hawaii, Lower Trestles California, Jeffreys Bay South Africa and Teahup’o Tahiti. Now in its 33rd year, the event celebrates sun, surf, food and arts in an extraordinary natural environment! So head down to Surfers Point, Prevelly to watch the best surfers in the world battle it out.
From the 15-18 November discover wondrous produce, taste world-renowned wines and meet internationally celebrated chefs, food producers and winemakers amongst the extraordinary natural beauty of the Margaret River Wine region. Over 40 culinary superstars from around the world will share their knowledge and passion across an abundance of mesmerising food encounters – this is one epicurean dream you don’t want to miss.
