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On the south coast of Western Australia, the city of Albany is a great base for adventure lovers and anyone wanting an out-of-the-ordinary experience to fire up the senses. This area is great for bushwalking, snorkelling, diving, surfing, visiting one of four national parks and reserves, whale-watching and exploring a...
Read More >Augusta is the quintessential coastal town with unexplored beaches, inlets and breathtaking scenery of the untouched seaside. A popular beach going location where the winding Blackwood River emerges into Flinders Bay. Only 30 minutes drive to the Margaret River region and all its attractions....
Read More >One of the most beautiful beaches in the Margaret River region, the bay is protected from large ocean swells by the rocky outcrops of Cape Naturaliste. Ideal for swimming, surfing, fishing and lazing. This is holiday heaven. Photo: Matt Moyes...
Read More >It’s an ironman’s mecca, an aquatic playground by day and a lively city centre at night. It really does offer something for everyone! At the northern gateway to the Margaret River Wine Region, Busselton is an ideal starting point for a visit to Australia’s South-West. It’s the perfect place to take...
Read More >Denmark is renowned for its breathtakingly tall ancient forests, amazing coastal activities and fantastic local art and fresh produce. Located on the banks of the beautiful Denmark River, many people have been drawn to this little town’s wonderful village atmosphere, where you can find quality tourism operators at every turn as...
Read More >At the northern end of the Margaret River Wine Region, Dunsborough is a thriving tourist town well known for its pretty coves, long stretch of sandy beach, scenic regional parks and proximity to some of the world’s best surfing beaches, caves and food producers. We have a great range of...
Read More >Eagle Bay’s long stretch of white sandy beach and stunning azure waters have a Mediterranean feel but without the crowds and the paparazzi. The rich and famous will be here but you will hardly notice them, as this 1.5km-stretch of beach offers a lot of room for privacy, as well as...
Read More >There’s a real sense of community in Gracetown, it’s a small town, a surfing town, a place people have come to stay every year for the last 10 years or so with their families. And once you drive down into that bay at sunset…you’ll understand why. We ask you…what’s not to...
Read More >The vibrant city of Mandurah, and nearby Dawesville, are located within an easy drive south of Perth and have attracted many new residents in search of a sea-change lifestyle. Its relaxed vibe and fun waterside activities on offer make it a great holiday destination all year around. Photo: MAPTO...
Read More >A visit to Margaret River is all about delighting the senses with new flavours, sensations and spontaneous experiences. Wine and gourmet food lovers will have an amazing time here and anyone with an appreciation for nature will know they have found a very special place. Photo: www.margaretriver.com ...
Read More >Peppermint Grove Beach is a beach haven with a yet-to-be discovered feel. Simply turn in, switch off and relax. ...
Read More >The Swan Valley is a world of surprises just minutes away from the centre of Perth. Here you’ll find a rich fusion of award-winning wineries, fine food, fascinating history, amazing art and lively events set against stunning scenery. Best of all, it’s just a 30-minute drive from the city centre...
Read More >Sunsets and swimming are unforgettable here and the surfing is world-class. An Aboriginal word meaning “place of caves”, Yallingup will hold cherished memories for anyone who visits. Photo: Geographe Bay Tourism Association...
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