Mcleod Tours Margaret River Overnight Experiences

Margaret River 3 Day Escape

Step into the soul of the South West with our fully guided 3-day adventure from Perth to Margaret River. Designed for curious travellers who prefer to slow down and soak up the stories, this tour explores ancient caves, world-class wineries, forested drives, and pristine coastline. With comfortable transport, a knowledgeable local guide, and boutique accommodation at Margarets Beach Resort, all you need to do is relax and enjoy the journey.

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Day 1: Perth to Margaret River

7:00 AM – Depart Perth

Your journey begins with a friendly pick-up from your Perth CBD accommodation. As we head south, settle into your comfortable seat and enjoy commentary from your McLeod Tours guide. We’ll share stories of the changing landscapes, Aboriginal culture, and early settler history that shaped Western Australia. Our mini-coach allows for a relaxed pace and small group experience. You’ll quickly feel the difference between a McLeod Tour and a standard coach trip. The further south we go, the more the pace of life slows — just as it should.

8:30 AM – Mandurah Foreshore Coffee Stop

Enjoy your morning coffee on the scenic Mandurah Foreshore. This peaceful waterfront is known for its dolphin sightings and gentle estuary breezes. We’ll visit a local favourite like Tods Café, nestled right on the water. Stretch your legs, enjoy the fresh air, and take in views across the Peel-Harvey Estuary. This is more than a coffee break — it’s a moment to shift gears into the easy rhythm of the South West. Don’t forget to bring your camera; the early light across the water is beautiful.

10:30 AM – Featured Wood Gallery & Museum

Step into a world of craftsmanship at this locally loved gallery in Australind. It’s home to the life’s work of master woodworker John Ablett, who transforms WA timbers like Jarrah, Marri and Sheoak into exquisite furniture and artwork. Beyond the pieces on display, you’ll find historical artefacts and tools that reflect the region’s timber heritage. The scent of wood shavings and the warm welcome from staff add to the charm. It’s a soulful, creative stop that surprises many guests. Even if you’re not a “gallery person”, this one has a story to tell.

12:30 PM – Lunch at The Hummingbird Café, Busselton

We stop in Busselton for a delicious lunch at The Hummingbird Café, loved for its fresh, generous meals and friendly atmosphere. Choose from a seasonal menu that includes hearty burgers, fresh salads, and local favourites. There are great vegetarian and gluten-free options too. This café supports local growers and producers, which you’ll taste in every bite. It’s a chance to refuel and relax before the next part of your journey. The vibe is casual, comfortable, and distinctly South West.

1:30 PM – Walk the Busselton Jetty – Coastal History & Ocean Views

Stretching 1.841 kilometres into Geographe Bay, the Busselton Jetty is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. Built in 1865, it was vital to Busselton’s early timber and shipping industries, helping the town thrive as a port. Today, it stands as a proud reminder of the region’s colonial past and maritime trade. You’ll have around an hour to explore the jetty and foreshore at your own pace. Walk partway along its length, take in the views, or relax nearby with a coffee or local brew. It’s a chance to step back into history while enjoying one of WA’s most iconic coastal landmarks.

3:00 PM – WA’s First Bean-to-Bar Artisan Chocolate

Taste your way through a curated selection of single-origin chocolates at Gabriel Chocolate — Western Australia’s first bean-to-bar chocolate maker. Using ethically sourced cacao from around the world, every bar is crafted on-site. The focus is on quality, flavour, and origin, with each variety offering distinct tasting notes. It’s a delicious stop that showcases the South West’s creative food scene at its finest.

4:00 PM – Visit to the McLeod Family Farm

A special moment on tour as you visit our family’s own property, settled in 1902. Say hello to our friendly horses and, if lucky, spot kangaroos grazing in the paddocks. This short stop gives a glimpse into the life we live here and why we love this part of the world. We’re proud to share our backyard with you — no tourist polish, just real connection. It’s often the small, honest moments that guests remember most. Don’t be surprised if you leave with a smile and a story.

4:30 PM – A Promise Kept

Overlooking the Indian Ocean near Surfers Point, Prevelly Chapel is a quiet tribute to wartime bravery and gratitude. It was built by WWII veteran Geoffrey “Jeff” Edwards, who was sheltered by villagers in Crete during the 1941 battle. To honour their courage, Jeff fulfilled a vow to build this chapel, dedicating it to the Greek Orthodox Church. Completed in 1979, it remains a peaceful place of reflection and a powerful reminder of human kindness.

5:00 PM – Check-in at Margarets Beach Resort

Settle into your studio apartment at Margarets Beach Resort, just a short stroll from the sand at Gnarabup. Rooms are self-contained with kitchenette, laundry facilities, and a private outdoor area. It’s the perfect place to unwind after a full day of exploring. The on-site restaurant, The Common, offers great sunset views and a relaxed vibe. If you need anything during your stay, our team is just a call away. Enjoy a coastal evening, your own space, and the scent of salt air.

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Day 2: Forests, Caves, Cape & Town

7:50 AM – Breakfast at White Elephant Café

Enjoy breakfast with a view at this iconic beachfront café in Gnarabup. With the waves rolling in below, it’s one of the best spots to start your day. The menu is simple, fresh, and delicious — think eggs, toast, granola, and good coffee. The atmosphere is relaxed and open, inviting conversation and quiet reflection alike. This is what mornings in Margaret River are meant to be. A few minutes here and you’ll never want to leave.

8:45 AM – Surfers Point & River Mouth

Visit Surfers Point, home to the Margaret River Pro and a mecca for surfers worldwide. Watch the waves break over the reef and see where the river meets the sea — a dramatic meeting of calm and chaos. The viewpoint offers panoramic views of the coastline, with stories of surf legends and local history. It’s a quick stop, but visually stunning and rich in character. Don’t forget to ask your guide about Jack Robinson or John John Florence. This is a spot of natural beauty and international fame.

9:15 AM – Mammoth Cave Guided Tour

Step into a prehistoric wonder at Mammoth Cave, guided by your McLeod Tours host. Inside you’ll find towering chambers, ancient fossilised remains, and incredible crystal formations. Learn about the 35,000-year-old megafauna that once roamed this region. It’s easy to access, with boardwalks and subtle lighting. As caves go, this one is dramatic without being claustrophobic. It’s nature, science, and storytelling combined.

10:00 AM – Boranup Forest – Towering Trees & Tastes of the South West

Take a scenic drive through the majestic Karri trees of Boranup Forest, part of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. Logged from the 1880s, this forest has regrown into one of the most beautiful and biodiverse pockets of the region. As we wind through the towering canopy, your guide will share stories of its past and significance today. We also stop for a brief honey tasting, showcasing varieties made from local trees like Jarrah, Karri, and Marri. It’s a simple, flavourful way to connect with the landscape and its hidden life.

10:45 AM – Hamelin Bay Beach Walk

Wander along the shores of Hamelin Bay, where giant stingrays often swim right up to the sand. This picturesque spot is steeped in maritime history, once home to a bustling timber port. The jetty ruins still remain, adding character to the scene. The water here is crystal clear, and the surrounding cliffs make for great photo ops. Depending on the tide, we may spot several stingrays. It’s peaceful, wild, and uniquely Western Australian.

11:45 AM – Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse – Where Oceans Meet

Stand at the most south-westerly point of Australia, where the Southern and Indian Oceans dramatically collide. Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, built in 1895, remains the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia and a powerful symbol of maritime history. Guests have the option to join a guided tour and climb the tower for panoramic coastal views, or explore the scenic grounds and interactive Interpretive Centre. Inside, engaging displays share stories of shipwrecks, lighthouse keepers, and early navigation. Whether you climb or stay grounded, this iconic stop is rich in history and coastal beauty.

1:00 PM – Lunch at Colour Patch Café & Bar – Coastal Flavour with River Views

Set beside the Blackwood River in Augusta, Colour Patch Café & Bar offers relaxed dining with spectacular views. Known for friendly service and fresh, regional produce, it’s a favourite among locals. Popular dishes include seafood linguine and, during the cooler months, hearty seafood chowder. Lighter options like seasonal salads and grilled local fish are also available. Enjoy a crisp white wine or local craft beer on the riverside deck. It’s the perfect stop to unwind and soak in Augusta’s natural charm.

2:45 PM – Wine Tasting at Redgate Wines – A Hidden Gem with Heart

Nestled in a quiet corner of Margaret River, Redgate Wines offers a relaxed tasting experience with beautiful vineyard views. This family-owned winery has produced premium small-batch wines since 1977, focusing on local favourites like Chardonnay, Shiraz, and Cabernet. The wines are vibrant and expressive, made with care and regional character. What makes Redgate truly special is the warm hospitality — often led by Ray, a local legend known for his stories and passion. Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or a casual sipper, you’ll feel welcome here. It’s a laid-back, authentic taste of Margaret River.

Please note: We visit a number of wineries on rotation — your guide will confirm which winery you’ll visit on your tour.

4:00 PM – Explore Margaret River Township

Enjoy free time in the heart of Margaret River, a town known for creativity, good food, and local charm. Treat yourself to handcrafted gelato at Mai Tardi or browse the shelves at the beloved Margaret River Bookshop. Main Street is lined with boutiques, galleries, and artisan stores offering everything from handmade jewellery to regional art. Whether shopping, snacking, or simply soaking up the vibe, it’s a great way to experience the town’s laid-back personality.

5:15 PM – Return to Resort

Head back to Margarets Beach Resort for a well-earned rest. Grab a drink at The Common or stroll down to Gnarabup for sunset. You’ve earned it.

⸻

Day 3: Flavours of Margaret River & Return to Perth

7:45 AM – Depart Margarets Beach Resort

After two nights on the coast, we farewell Margarets Beach Resort and begin our final day in the South West. The day ahead is rich with flavour and local character, offering a relaxed pace to savour each stop. With rolling vineyards, fresh-roasted coffee, and olive groves on the horizon, it’s the perfect finale to your Margaret River journey. Bags packed and cameras ready — let’s go.

8:00 AM – Breakfast at The Grand Café

Start your morning with a generous breakfast at The Grand Café, located in the heart of Margaret River. Enjoy your choice of hot or cold options — from classic cooked fare to lighter seasonal items — served with juice, tea, or percolated coffee. The café has a warm, welcoming feel and a reputation for satisfying travellers before a big day out. It’s a calm, hearty way to prepare for the final leg of the tour.

9:00 AM – Yahava KoffeeWorks – Global Beans & Local Passion

Step into a sensory playground at Yahava KoffeeWorks, where freshly roasted coffee meets global adventure. Learn about beans from around the world and how different origins influence flavour. Watch the roasting process in action and chat with staff who are passionate about every cup they brew. Browse a fun selection of brewing gear, teas, travel gifts, and chocolate-covered coffee beans. It’s an engaging, aromatic stop that delights casual drinkers and coffee connoisseurs alike.

10:00 AM – Brown Hill Estate – Wines with Heart & Heritage

Tucked away in the quiet hills of Rosa Brook, Brown Hill Estate is a small family-run winery producing award-winning wines with care and integrity. All grapes are hand-picked and made onsite, and you’ll often meet a member of the Bailey family pouring at the cellar door. Tastings take place in the working winery itself, right beside the barrels. Signature wines include bold Cabernet blends and elegant Chardonnays. It’s an authentic, down-to-earth experience that reflects the people behind the label.

11:45 AM – Edwards Wines – Taste & Storytelling Combined

Relax with a wine and cheese pairing at Edwards Wines, where sweeping views, Jarrah timber architecture, and storytelling come together. This cellar door is home to a restored 1943 Tiger Moth biplane — a tribute to Brian Edwards, who flew solo from England to Australia to raise funds for charity. Alongside premium tastings, you’ll hear about the winery’s partnership with SubSea Estate, which ages select bottles beneath the ocean’s surface. A beautiful blend of heritage, innovation, and flavour.
Please note: We visit a number of wineries on rotation — your guide will confirm which winery you’ll visit on your tour.

1:00 PM – Lunch at Olio Bello – Organic Olive Grove & Garden Café

Surrounded by 320 acres of native bushland and olive trees, Olio Bello is a peaceful and flavourful final stop. Sample artisan olive oils and condiments in the farm shop, all made onsite using organic ingredients. Then enjoy a relaxed lunch in the garden café, where seasonal dishes highlight the best local produce and the grove’s signature oils. It’s a wholesome experience that reflects the slower pace and rich flavours of the region. A favourite way to wrap up the day.

2:15 PM – Return Journey to Perth

With satisfied appetites and stories to share, we begin the journey back to Perth. Your guide will include a few well-timed stops for coffee or to simply stretch your legs along the way. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the passing scenery — or tune into chilled music or an audiobook using our silent disco headsets. We aim to return to your Perth CBD accommodation from 6:00 PM, refreshed and full of South West memories.

✅ What’s Included & What to Bring
Inclusions

• Small group touring with passionate local guide
• Comfortable mini-coach transport
• 2 nights at Margarets Beach Resort 
• 2 x breakfasts, 3 x lunches
• All tastings, entry fees & guided experiences

• Perth CBD hotel pick-up & drop-off

What to Bring

• Comfortable walking shoes

• Reusable water bottle

• Jacket or warm layer (weather can change quickly)

• Camera or smartphone

• Appetite for good food, wine, and stories
  

Luggage Guidelines

To ensure comfort and safety for all guests, we kindly ask each traveller to bring one small to medium suitcase only (maximum dimensions: 30cm deep x 45cm wide x 70cm high). Weight is not a major concern, but space is limited, and larger or multiple bags may not fit in our vehicle’s luggage compartment. If you’re travelling with additional luggage, most hotels in Perth can securely store excess bags during your tour. Please pack mindfully to help us keep the journey smooth for everyone onboard. 

Margaret River Packing Guide by Season

Margaret River enjoys a Mediterranean climate — with warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters. Here’s a guide to help you pack appropriately depending on when you’re travelling with us.

Summer (December – February)

Daytime temperatures typically sit around 28–32 °C, with occasional hotter days. Evenings are mild, around 15–17 °C.

What to pack: Light, breathable clothing, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, and swimwear. A long-sleeve shirt for sun protection or breezy evenings can also be handy.

Autumn (March – May)

Autumn is mild and pleasant, with highs between 19–23 °C and cooler evenings.

What to pack: Layers such as t-shirts, long sleeves, and a light jacket. Occasional showers are possible, so a light waterproof layer is a good idea.

Winter (June – August)

Expect cool days around 16–18 °C and chilly nights as low as 10–12 °C. Rain is more frequent, and breezy conditions are common near the coast.

What to pack: Warm layers, a good waterproof jacket, and possibly a beanie or scarf. It can get windy during outdoor stops, especially near the lighthouse and beaches.

Spring (September – November)

Spring temperatures range from 17–22 °C, with fresh mornings and the occasional shower or breeze.

What to pack: Layered clothing, a windproof or waterproof jacket, and comfortable shoes. It’s still a great time for beach walks and forest drives, but prepare for varied conditions.

Margaret River 3 Day Escape
Step into the soul of the South West with our fully guided 3-day adventure from Perth to Margaret River. Designed for curious travellers who prefer to slow down and soak up the stories, this tour explores ancient caves, world-class wineries, forested drives, and pristine coastline. With comfortable transport, a knowledgeable local guide, and boutique accommodation at Margarets Beach Resort, all you need to do is relax and enjoy the journey.
⸻ Day 1: Perth to Margaret River
7:00 AM – Depart Perth
Your journey begins with a friendly pick-up from your Perth CBD accommodation. As we head south, settle into your comfortable seat and enjoy commentary from your McLeod Tours guide. We’ll share stories of the changing landscapes, Aboriginal culture, and early settler history that shaped Western Australia. Our mini-coach allows for a relaxed pace and small group experience. You’ll quickly feel the difference between a McLeod Tour and a standard coach trip. The further south we go, the more the pace of life slows — just as it should.
8:30 AM – Mandurah Foreshore Coffee Stop
Enjoy your morning coffee on the scenic Mandurah Foreshore. This peaceful waterfront is known for its dolphin sightings and gentle estuary breezes. We’ll visit a local favourite like Tods Café, nestled right on the water. Stretch your legs, enjoy the fresh air, and take in views across the Peel-Harvey Estuary. This is more than a coffee break — it’s a moment to shift gears into the easy rhythm of the South West. Don’t forget to bring your camera; the early light across the water is beautiful.
10:30 AM – Featured Wood Gallery & Museum
Step into a world of craftsmanship at this locally loved gallery in Australind. It’s home to the life’s work of master woodworker John Ablett, who transforms WA timbers like Jarrah, Marri and Sheoak into exquisite furniture and artwork. Beyond the pieces on display, you’ll find historical artefacts and tools that reflect the region’s timber heritage. The scent of wood shavings and the warm welcome from staff add to the charm. It’s a soulful, creative stop that surprises many guests. Even if you’re not a “gallery person”, this one has a story to tell.
12:30 PM – Lunch at The Hummingbird Café, Busselton
We stop in Busselton for a delicious lunch at The Hummingbird Café, loved for its fresh, generous meals and friendly atmosphere. Choose from a seasonal menu that includes hearty burgers, fresh salads, and local favourites. There are great vegetarian and gluten-free options too. This café supports local growers and producers, which you’ll taste in every bite. It’s a chance to refuel and relax before the next part of your journey. The vibe is casual, comfortable, and distinctly South West.
1:30 PM – Walk the Busselton Jetty – Coastal History & Ocean Views
Stretching 1.841 kilometres into Geographe Bay, the Busselton Jetty is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. Built in 1865, it was vital to Busselton’s early timber and shipping industries, helping the town thrive as a port. Today, it stands as a proud reminder of the region’s colonial past and maritime trade. You’ll have around an hour to explore the jetty and foreshore at your own pace. Walk partway along its length, take in the views, or relax nearby with a coffee or local brew. It’s a chance to step back into history while enjoying one of WA’s most iconic coastal landmarks.
3:00 PM – WA’s First Bean-to-Bar Artisan Chocolate
Taste your way through a curated selection of single-origin chocolates at Gabriel Chocolate — Western Australia’s first bean-to-bar chocolate maker. Using ethically sourced cacao from around the world, every bar is crafted on-site. The focus is on quality, flavour, and origin, with each variety offering distinct tasting notes. It’s a delicious stop that showcases the South West’s creative food scene at its finest.
4:00 PM – Visit to the McLeod Family Farm
A special moment on tour as you visit our family’s own property, settled in 1902. Say hello to our friendly horses and, if lucky, spot kangaroos grazing in the paddocks. This short stop gives a glimpse into the life we live here and why we love this part of the world. We’re proud to share our backyard with you — no tourist polish, just real connection. It’s often the small, honest moments that guests remember most. Don’t be surprised if you leave with a smile and a story.
4:30 PM – A Promise Kept
Overlooking the Indian Ocean near Surfers Point, Prevelly Chapel is a quiet tribute to wartime bravery and gratitude. It was built by WWII veteran Geoffrey “Jeff” Edwards, who was sheltered by villagers in Crete during the 1941 battle. To honour their courage, Jeff fulfilled a vow to build this chapel, dedicating it to the Greek Orthodox Church. Completed in 1979, it remains a peaceful place of reflection and a powerful reminder of human kindness.
5:00 PM – Check-in at Margarets Beach Resort
Settle into your studio apartment at Margarets Beach Resort, just a short stroll from the sand at Gnarabup. Rooms are self-contained with kitchenette, laundry facilities, and a private outdoor area. It’s the perfect place to unwind after a full day of exploring. The on-site restaurant, The Common, offers great sunset views and a relaxed vibe. If you need anything during your stay, our team is just a call away. Enjoy a coastal evening, your own space, and the scent of salt air.
⸻ Day 2: Forests, Caves, Cape & Town
7:50 AM – Breakfast at White Elephant Café
Enjoy breakfast with a view at this iconic beachfront café in Gnarabup. With the waves rolling in below, it’s one of the best spots to start your day. The menu is simple, fresh, and delicious — think eggs, toast, granola, and good coffee. The atmosphere is relaxed and open, inviting conversation and quiet reflection alike. This is what mornings in Margaret River are meant to be. A few minutes here and you’ll never want to leave.
8:45 AM – Surfers Point & River Mouth
Visit Surfers Point, home to the Margaret River Pro and a mecca for surfers worldwide. Watch the waves break over the reef and see where the river meets the sea — a dramatic meeting of calm and chaos. The viewpoint offers panoramic views of the coastline, with stories of surf legends and local history. It’s a quick stop, but visually stunning and rich in character. Don’t forget to ask your guide about Jack Robinson or John John Florence. This is a spot of natural beauty and international fame.
9:15 AM – Mammoth Cave Guided Tour
Step into a prehistoric wonder at Mammoth Cave, guided by your McLeod Tours host. Inside you’ll find towering chambers, ancient fossilised remains, and incredible crystal formations. Learn about the 35,000-year-old megafauna that once roamed this region. It’s easy to access, with boardwalks and subtle lighting. As caves go, this one is dramatic without being claustrophobic. It’s nature, science, and storytelling combined.
10:00 AM – Boranup Forest – Towering Trees & Tastes of the South West
Take a scenic drive through the majestic Karri trees of Boranup Forest, part of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. Logged from the 1880s, this forest has regrown into one of the most beautiful and biodiverse pockets of the region. As we wind through the towering canopy, your guide will share stories of its past and significance today. We also stop for a brief honey tasting, showcasing varieties made from local trees like Jarrah, Karri, and Marri. It’s a simple, flavourful way to connect with the landscape and its hidden life.
10:45 AM – Hamelin Bay Beach Walk
Wander along the shores of Hamelin Bay, where giant stingrays often swim right up to the sand. This picturesque spot is steeped in maritime history, once home to a bustling timber port. The jetty ruins still remain, adding character to the scene. The water here is crystal clear, and the surrounding cliffs make for great photo ops. Depending on the tide, we may spot several stingrays. It’s peaceful, wild, and uniquely Western Australian.
11:45 AM – Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse – Where Oceans Meet
Stand at the most south-westerly point of Australia, where the Southern and Indian Oceans dramatically collide. Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, built in 1895, remains the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia and a powerful symbol of maritime history. Guests have the option to join a guided tour and climb the tower for panoramic coastal views, or explore the scenic grounds and interactive Interpretive Centre. Inside, engaging displays share stories of shipwrecks, lighthouse keepers, and early navigation. Whether you climb or stay grounded, this iconic stop is rich in history and coastal beauty.
1:00 PM – Lunch at Colour Patch Café & Bar – Coastal Flavour with River Views
Set beside the Blackwood River in Augusta, Colour Patch Café & Bar offers relaxed dining with spectacular views. Known for friendly service and fresh, regional produce, it’s a favourite among locals. Popular dishes include seafood linguine and, during the cooler months, hearty seafood chowder. Lighter options like seasonal salads and grilled local fish are also available. Enjoy a crisp white wine or local craft beer on the riverside deck. It’s the perfect stop to unwind and soak in Augusta’s natural charm.
2:45 PM – Wine Tasting at Redgate Wines – A Hidden Gem with Heart
Nestled in a quiet corner of Margaret River, Redgate Wines offers a relaxed tasting experience with beautiful vineyard views. This family-owned winery has produced premium small-batch wines since 1977, focusing on local favourites like Chardonnay, Shiraz, and Cabernet. The wines are vibrant and expressive, made with care and regional character. What makes Redgate truly special is the warm hospitality — often led by Ray, a local legend known for his stories and passion. Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or a casual sipper, you’ll feel welcome here. It’s a laid-back, authentic taste of Margaret River.
Please note: We visit a number of wineries on rotation — your guide will confirm which winery you’ll visit on your tour.
4:00 PM – Explore Margaret River Township
Enjoy free time in the heart of Margaret River, a town known for creativity, good food, and local charm. Treat yourself to handcrafted gelato at Mai Tardi or browse the shelves at the beloved Margaret River Bookshop. Main Street is lined with boutiques, galleries, and artisan stores offering everything from handmade jewellery to regional art. Whether shopping, snacking, or simply soaking up the vibe, it’s a great way to experience the town’s laid-back personality.
5:15 PM – Return to Resort
Head back to Margarets Beach Resort for a well-earned rest. Grab a drink at The Common or stroll down to Gnarabup for sunset. You’ve earned it.
⸻
Day 3: Flavours of Margaret River & Return to Perth

7:45 AM – Depart Margarets Beach Resort
After two nights on the coast, we farewell Margarets Beach Resort and begin our final day in the South West. The day ahead is rich with flavour and local character, offering a relaxed pace to savour each stop. With rolling vineyards, fresh-roasted coffee, and olive groves on the horizon, it’s the perfect finale to your Margaret River journey. Bags packed and cameras ready — let’s go.


8:00 AM – Breakfast at The Grand Café
Start your morning with a generous breakfast at The Grand Café, located in the heart of Margaret River. Enjoy your choice of hot or cold options — from classic cooked fare to lighter seasonal items — served with juice, tea, or percolated coffee. The café has a warm, welcoming feel and a reputation for satisfying travellers before a big day out. It’s a calm, hearty way to prepare for the final leg of the tour.




9:00 AM – Yahava KoffeeWorks – Global Beans & Local Passion
Step into a sensory playground at Yahava KoffeeWorks, where freshly roasted coffee meets global adventure. Learn about beans from around the world and how different origins influence flavour. Watch the roasting process in action and chat with staff who are passionate about every cup they brew. Browse a fun selection of brewing gear, teas, travel gifts, and chocolate-covered coffee beans. It’s an engaging, aromatic stop that delights casual drinkers and coffee connoisseurs alike.


10:00 AM – Brown Hill Estate – Wines with Heart & Heritage
Tucked away in the quiet hills of Rosa Brook, Brown Hill Estate is a small family-run winery producing award-winning wines with care and integrity. All grapes are hand-picked and made onsite, and you’ll often meet a member of the Bailey family pouring at the cellar door. Tastings take place in the working winery itself, right beside the barrels. Signature wines include bold Cabernet blends and elegant Chardonnays. It’s an authentic, down-to-earth experience that reflects the people behind the label.




11:45 AM – Edwards Wines – Taste & Storytelling Combined
Relax with a wine and cheese pairing at Edwards Wines, where sweeping views, Jarrah timber architecture, and storytelling come together. This cellar door is home to a restored 1943 Tiger Moth biplane — a tribute to Brian Edwards, who flew solo from England to Australia to raise funds for charity. Alongside premium tastings, you’ll hear about the winery’s partnership with SubSea Estate, which ages select bottles beneath the ocean’s surface. A beautiful blend of heritage, innovation, and flavour.
Please note: We visit a number of wineries on rotation — your guide will confirm which winery you’ll visit on your tour.




1:00 PM – Lunch at Olio Bello – Organic Olive Grove & Garden Café
Surrounded by 320 acres of native bushland and olive trees, Olio Bello is a peaceful and flavourful final stop. Sample artisan olive oils and condiments in the farm shop, all made onsite using organic ingredients. Then enjoy a relaxed lunch in the garden café, where seasonal dishes highlight the best local produce and the grove’s signature oils. It’s a wholesome experience that reflects the slower pace and rich flavours of the region. A favourite way to wrap up the day.




2:15 PM – Return Journey to Perth
With satisfied appetites and stories to share, we begin the journey back to Perth. Your guide will include a few well-timed stops for coffee or to simply stretch your legs along the way. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the passing scenery — or tune into chilled music or an audiobook using our silent disco headsets. We aim to return to your Perth CBD accommodation from 6:00 PM, refreshed and full of South West memories.
✅ What’s Included & What to Bring
Inclusions
Small group touring with passionate local guide Comfortable mini-coach transport 2 nights at Margarets Beach Resort 2 x breakfasts, 3 x lunches All tastings, entry fees & guided experiences
Perth CBD hotel pick-up & drop-off



What to Bring


Comfortable walking shoes
Reusable water bottle
Jacket or warm layer (weather can change quickly)
Camera or smartphone
Appetite for good food, wine, and stories

Luggage Guidelines
To ensure comfort and safety for all guests, we kindly ask each traveller to bring one small to medium suitcase only (maximum dimensions: 30cm deep x 45cm wide x 70cm high) . Weight is not a major concern, but space is limited, and larger or multiple bags may not fit in our vehicle’s luggage compartment. If you’re travelling with additional luggage, most hotels in Perth can securely store excess bags during your tour. Please pack mindfully to help us keep the journey smooth for everyone onboard.
Margaret River Packing Guide by Season
Margaret River enjoys a Mediterranean climate — with warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters. Here’s a guide to help you pack appropriately depending on when you’re travelling with us.
Summer (December – February)
Daytime temperatures typically sit around 28–32 °C, with occasional hotter days. Evenings are mild, around 15–17 °C.
What to pack: Light, breathable clothing, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, and swimwear. A long-sleeve shirt for sun protection or breezy evenings can also be handy.
Autumn (March – May)
Autumn is mild and pleasant, with highs between 19–23 °C and cooler evenings.
What to pack: Layers such as t-shirts, long sleeves, and a light jacket. Occasional showers are possible, so a light waterproof layer is a good idea.
Winter (June – August)
Expect cool days around 16–18 °C and chilly nights as low as 10–12 °C. Rain is more frequent, and breezy conditions are common near the coast.
What to pack: Warm layers, a good waterproof jacket, and possibly a beanie or scarf. It can get windy during outdoor stops, especially near the lighthouse and beaches.
Spring (September – November)
Spring temperatures range from 17–22 °C, with fresh mornings and the occasional shower or breeze.
What to pack: Layered clothing, a windproof or waterproof jacket, and comfortable shoes. It’s still a great time for beach walks and forest drives, but prepare for varied conditions.