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Margaret River: Winery & Brewery Tour with Gourmet LunchYou're picked up from your accommodation around 10am and spend six hours visiting seven Margaret River wineries, breweries, and food producers. Tastings include wine, beer, cheese, chocolate, and optional wild foods; lunch is served at a winery around 1pm. You're back by 5pm, and the guide covers the region's wine-making process and Aboriginal and pioneer heritage along the way. Hotel drop-off is included.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to taste Margaret River's wines and breweries without driving yourself, and you have a full day to spend. The six hours and seven stops are what make the pace relaxed rather than rushed, and the lunch break keeps the tastings from blurring together.
Jewel Cave WA: Guided Tour & Karri Forest Walk OptionYou’ll step into Western Australia’s Jewel Cave with a local guide leading you through immense crystal chambers and sharing strange tales from its past. See ancient stalactites up close, feel the cool underground air on your skin, and finish with an optional walk beneath towering karri trees. There’s something quietly moving about standing where time moves so slowly.
Margaret River: Premium Winery Tour & Brewery Lunch with PickupYou’ll taste award-winning wines right among Margaret River’s vines, share laughs over a brewery lunch with locals, sample small-batch chocolates in Cowaramup, and catch stories from guides who know every twist in the road. Expect relaxed moments and real connection — not just another checklist tour.
Dunsborough: Whale Watching Tour & Marine Life EncountersYou’ll feel the ocean’s energy on this Dunsborough whale watching tour—spotting humpback whales breaching nearby, hearing local guides share stories, sipping hot tea as dolphins race alongside. Even if luck isn’t on your side with sightings, you’re invited back for free—so every trip feels like an honest adventure.
Margaret River: Nocturnal Wildlife Tour & Stargazing with PickupYou’ll share billy tea under southern stars while watching rare marsupials wake up for their nightly routines in Margaret River’s bushland. Expect gentle laughter with your guide, close-up moments with possums and kangaroos, plus hotel pickup so you don’t have to worry about getting there or back. It’s more than just seeing wildlife — it’s feeling part of their world for an evening.
Busselton: Forest Adventures Ropes Course & 150m ZiplineYou'll complete six ropes courses of varying difficulty, clip through 15 ziplines including one stretching 150 metres, and wear full safety gear throughout a 2.5-hour session. A qualified instructor leads the safety training and supervises from the ground. You progress at your own pace, starting low and moving to higher courses as your confidence builds. Arrive 15 minutes early, wear enclosed shoes, and bring water.Is it for me?Right for families with kids aged 7 and up, or groups of friends wanting a half-day outdoor challenge without needing your own gear or safety knowledge — the instructor handles both, and you just show up ready to climb.
Busselton Whale Watching: Humpback & Blue Whales with Marine BiologistYou board at Port Geographe Marina and cruise Geographe Bay with a marine biologist who explains what you're seeing as humpbacks and blue whales appear. The skipper positions the boat for the best views, and you choose between the open 360-degree top deck or the heated cabin. The tour includes all commentary and positioning; you bring warm clothes and a camera, and return when the wildlife decides the show is over.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see migrating humpbacks or blue whales without arranging your own boat or guide — the marine biologist and skipper's experience do the spotting and explaining, leaving you free to watch and photograph.
Margaret River Wine Tour from Busselton & Leeuwin-NaturalisteYou're picked up from your hotel and driven into Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park for local produce and wine tastings, then taken down Caves Road to visit two wineries and a gourmet producer. Your guide is a third-generation local who explains the region as you go. Hotel drop-off happens at the end, so you arrive back without arranging a second transfer.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Margaret River wine stops and the national park in one day without arranging your own transport or timing the winery visits — the fixed route and local guide handle both, leaving you to focus on the tastings and the landscape.
Ngilgi Cave & Ancient Lands: Self-Guided Bushland WalkYou walk a pathway through bushland learning about the landscape and Noongar culture, then descend into Ngilgi Cave to explore lit chambers at your own pace. Boardwalks make it accessible, guides are stationed inside if you need them, and a junior tunnel gives kids something to do besides complain. The whole visit is self-paced, so you're not locked into a group schedule.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore at their own pace without a group schedule, and for families with children who need flexibility and a bit of adventure (the junior tunnel) built in. Moderate fitness is needed for the descent and walking through chambers, but the boardwalks mean you're not climbing or squeezing.
Augusta Whale Watching Tour: Humpback & Southern Right WhalesThis whale watching tour from Augusta operates May through August to catch Humpback Whales on their northern migration, plus Southern Right Whales year-round. You board a 23-meter catamaran with a crew trained in marine science who provide expert commentary on the whales, dolphins, fur seals and seabirds you encounter. The tour includes complimentary morning or afternoon tea. If no whales are sighted, you receive a free return tour within one year to try again—no additional cost.Is it for me?Choose the 10am departure if you want the morning light and calmer water; the 2pm tour suits an afternoon schedule. Either way, the crew's marine science training means you get context for what you're watching, not just a boat ride—and the free return guarantee removes the risk if the whales don't show on your first try.
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse tour: Climb to the topA half-hour fully-guided tour takes you up the spiral staircase inside Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, the tallest on mainland Australia, to views of the Southern and Indian Oceans meeting at the cape's tip. Your guide shares the stories of the lighthouse keepers and the maritime history of this working landmark, built from local limestone in 1895. Children from age 4 are welcome; the tour suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?The guided climb means you get the stories and the history as you ascend—the keepers' lives, the maritime dangers, the craftsmanship of the 1895 build—instead of climbing alone and wondering what you're looking at. The guide does the work of making the place make sense.
Margaret River: Coastal Wildlife Eco Trip with Lunch & PickupYou’ll feel Margaret River’s wild side—walking coastal tracks, tasting fresh local produce with a glass of wine or coffee, spotting dolphins or lazy kangaroos along the way. With pickup from Busselton or Dunsborough and a guide who knows every story behind each bay or cliff, this eco trip feels honest and personal—never rushed.
Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse Tour & Museum Entry with GuideYou’ll feel the wind on your face as you climb Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse’s 59 steps with a local guide sharing stories from Western Australia’s coast. Step onto the balcony for wide-open views over Geographe Bay, then explore real lightkeepers’ letters and artifacts in their original cottage museum. It’s less about ticking off sights—more about pausing where history still lingers.
Margaret River: Wine Blending, Lunch & Brewery TourYou’ll blend your own wine in Margaret River (no pressure if you’re clueless), taste at three boutique wineries, enjoy a proper winery lunch with pizza and salads, try local chocolate, then wind down at a microbrewery before heading back — all with pickup included. It’s relaxed, social, sometimes silly… but you’ll remember how it felt long after.
Margaret River Wine Tour: 3 Wineries & Brewery LunchA small-group wine tour from Busselton visiting three Margaret River wineries with generous tastings, lunch at a working brewery set on a former dairy farm, and hotel pickup included. The group stays small enough that you get real time with winemakers and cellar door staff instead of moving through as a crowd. Your guide is a local wine expert who shares the region's stories as you travel between venues.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Busselton without a car—the pickup from your accommodation and the fixed itinerary mean you don't arrange transport or plan which wineries to visit, and the small group size keeps the day intimate instead of crowded.
Margaret River wine tour from Dunsborough: 3 wineries with lunchA small-group wine tour departing Dunsborough that visits three Margaret River wineries for guided tastings, includes lunch at Beerfarm brewery set on 160 acres of bushland, and returns you to your accommodation. Your knowledgeable local guide shapes the day around the group's interests, and smaller groups mean direct access to winemakers and cellar door staff rather than a crowd moving through together.Is it for me?Small groups mean you spend time with winemakers and cellar door staff instead of moving through as part of a crowd, so book this tour if you want genuine conversation about the wines rather than a quick pour-and-move experience. The fixed lunch stop and guided pace also work well if you prefer not to navigate between venues or decide what to eat on the fly.
Margaret River Wine Tour: Self-Guided GPS Audio & 59 Cellar DoorsYou drive yourself through Margaret River's 59 cellar doors using GPS audio narration that plays automatically at each stop, with 82 stories about the region's people and founding vintages. Pick your starting point and choose which wineries to visit; the app builds your route and works offline through the karri forest. Tastings are booked directly with the wineries, and one purchase covers everyone in the vehicle for life.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore Margaret River's wineries and stories at their own pace without a group schedule or guide — the self-guided format means you pause for lunch, skip stops, or replay anything without holding up other people or waiting for a tour to move on.
