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The Margaret River Visitor Centre is located in the heart of the Margaret River townsite and is surrounded by fantastic places to eat, so ask their local experts where to go for great coffee, sumptuous winery lunch or an unforgettable evening meal. Their staff can assist you with bookings for anything from winery tours, and eco-adventures to wonderful accommodation places throughout the region. Drop in to pick up your free regional magazine and touring map.

On your visit don’t forget to book a tour of the breathtakingly beautiful Ngilgi, Lake, Jewel and Mammoth Caves and the striking Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, mainland Australia’s tallest lighthouse and the dramatic meeting point of the Southern and Indian Oceans.

Whether you are a regular to the region or a first-time visitor, no trip is complete without a stop by the Margaret River Visitor Centre.

The Margaret River Visitor Centre is headquarters for the Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association, winner of the 2016 Western Australian Tourism Award for Visitor Information Services and Silver for the 2016 and 2019 Australian Tourism Award for Visitor Information Services.

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From outdoor adventures and epic surf to top-notch wines and serene beaches, there’s little surprise this small region stands out on the big map.

Margaret River takes the phrase ‘world-class’ to a whole new feat. Bursting with epic experiences and unfathomable landscapes, this truly is the land of luxury. Wander to the sounds of the ocean as gnarly surf breaks and jaw-dropping limestone cliffs meet your eyes. Don’t be surprised if you spot a pro – or a handful of dolphins – riding the waves. Inland lies Margaret River’s premium wine region, home to award-winning wineries perched upon verdant green hills. And further afield are thrills galore, from kayaking to abseiling and the epic Cape to Cape Walk. Not one day is the same in this picture-perfect pocket of Western Australia.

The best way to get to Margaret river is to fly into Perth Airport (PER) and drive 280km (174mi) south to Margaret River. You can also fly directly into Busselton Airport (BQB) from Perth and Melbourne, then drive about 45 minutes to Margaret River. 

  • Hire cars are available at Perth and Busselton airports 
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Public transport is limited in Margaret River, so the best option is hiring a vehicle for your stay or joining a guided tour.

The best time to visit Margaret River is during spring (September to November). The weather is warm enough to enjoy the sunshine, but cool enough to cuddle up by the fire with a glass of wine in hand once the sun goes down.

  • High season: Summer (December to February)
  • Low season: Winter (June to August)
  • Don’t miss: The spring bloom of wildflowers, which peaks around October

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10 unmissable attractions in the Margaret River Region

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Margaret River is one of Western Australia’s premier tourism destinations and a trip down south should be on everyone’s list of things to do in Western Australia.

The region’s world-class wineries, surf breaks and incredible natural scenery make it one of the best places to visit in Australia. There’s also plenty of tourist infrastructure and great accommodation options to make the most out of your stay in the region.

Make the Margaret River Visitor Centre your first port of call to get all you need for a great stay.

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Best time to visit Margaret River region

Margaret River is a great spot to visit any time of the year. The hotter summer months are perfect beach weather when you’ll want to dive straight into the Indian Ocean at the many amazing spots along the coast.

However, don’t discard the winter months. There are still plenty of sunny days to show off the natural beauty of this region. The cooler temperatures are perfect for hiking and biking as well as long lunches at cosy wineries.

The winter months are also when the swell is at it’s most spectacular and you’ll see exactly why this region has some of the best surfing conditions on the planet.

Things to see in Margaret River

1. caves road.

Caves Road Margaret River

Most of the attractions around Margaret River are along Caves Road. This 111 km long scenic drive, however, is its own attraction and if you visit the Margaret River region, chances are that you’ll be spending a lot of time weaving your way along this beautiful stretch of road.

Caves Road stretches from Yallingup in the north, all the way to Cape Leeuwin near Augusta in the south. This is where you’ll find most of the attractions, including wineries, breweries, art galleries, mazes and most of the Margaret River caves that are open to the public.

Along the route, there’s the ever-changing scenery, including bushland, paddocks and the impressive Karri forest at the southern end.

Take care when driving along Caves Road. It’s easy to get distracted with so many scenic views.

2. Margaret River Caves

Jewel Cave, near Margaret River

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More than 300 caves lie beneath the Margaret River region which makes it one of the most cave rich areas in Australia. Several of these caves are open to the public and make for a unique subterranean experience.

One of the most spectacular caves is  Jewel Cave where you can explore three huge chambers and view the largest stalactites found anywhere in Australia.

Alternative, dare yourself to enter the sinkhole at Lake Cave and descend into the region’s deepest cave. Go underground to see this mirrored wonderland and the amazing permanent lake.

The more adventurous will love Calgarup Cave and Giant Cave where you can go on a self-guided adventure. There’s no light inside these caves. Instead, you’re equipped with headlamp and helmet to navigate the steep ladders and crawl under tight tunnels.

For a full guide on the Margaret River caves and to help you decide which one is best for you, see The Best Margaret River Caves to explore

3. Canal Rocks

Canal Rocks Margaret River

This impressive geological formation was formed over thousands of years where surging waves carved out canals into the granite rock.

Depending on the swell and the mood of the ocean, the waves come crashing through these crevasses, creating an awe-inspiring natural spectacle.

There’s a wooden boardwalk to access the rocky island. You can also climb over the rocks, swim at the nearby beach or bring a picnic and watch the incredible sunset over the ocean.

For more amazing rock formation in the Margaret River region, visit Sugarloaf Rock . Instagram favourite Indijup Pool also deserves a mention but if you go exploring along the beaches, you’ll find plenty of other amazing rock pools that are just as good – albeit a lot less Insta famous!

4. Boranup Forest

Travel south along Caves Road and you’ll come across the incredible scenery of the Boranup forest. These towering Karri trees are some of the tallest trees in the world with some reaching heights of over 60 metres.

There’s a car park with a viewing platform for stunning views of the lush valley with its giant trees.

Alternatively, for a more thrilling experience, hit the Boranup Forest Mountain Bike Trail .

5. The Margaret River

Margaret River river

There really is a river in Margaret River. However, if you’re just passing through the town you may miss it.

To get to the most scenic sections of Margaret River, start at the Rotary Park at the northern end of the Margaret River township. From here, find the walking paths that meander along the river.  It will get prettier and prettier as you move further through the forest.

For an extended walk or bike ride, take the route to the Ten Mile Brook Dam. This is a 15 km joint walk and cycle trail along the river. For more details see the article on Margaret Rivers best walking and hiking trails here.

6. Margaret River Wineries

Along with surfing, the wineries are Margaret River’s claim to fame and one of the standout attractions in this world-class region.

There are a plethora of wineries to choose from no matter what your tastebuds are calling for. The best way to experience the many wineries, especially if you’re a first-time visitor is to take a Margaret River wine tour.

This will give you a good sample of the different types of wines and an overview of the bigger and smaller wine producers in the Margaret River region.

You don’t need to be a wine connoisseur though. There are so many wineries to visit for a casual lunch or quick visit to take in some of the spectacular scenery.

7. Surfers Point

When the sun sets, this is where you’ll want to be. Find a spot on the grass with a bevy or two and marvel at the daily spectacle over the Indian Ocean.

Surfers Point is also one of the best surfing breaks in the region. When the swell is up, this is one of the best spots to watch the surfers in action.

Surfers Point is also the location of the Margaret River surf pro-surf competition. You can see the names of past champions engraved on the wooden steps going down to the beach.

From Surfers Point take a walk along the beach to the river mouth or head in the other direction to Prevelly Beach and the White Elephant Cafe.

8. Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Margaret River

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse sits on the edge of Australia’s most southwesterly point – Cape Leeuwin. This is also where the Indian Ocean meets the mystical Southern Ocean.

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse is the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia and still operates as a lighthouse and collection point of meteorological data.

There are regular guided tours of the lighthouse to find out more about its function and history. Find out more here .

9. Cape to Cape Trail

Cape to Cape Trail Margaret River

The Cape to Cape Track is Australia’s longest coastal walk. The walking track spans 135 kilometres and traverses the regions most spectacular coastal scenery of the Leeuwin Naturaliste National Park.

The hiking trail is in easy access to all coastal towns and beach car parks between Yallingup and Augusta. You can walk as much or as little as you like. See the article on the Cape to Cape Track here.

10. Hamelin Bay Stingrays

Hamlin Bay Stingrays

Beautiful Hamelin Bay is home to a very friendly group of stingrays who don’t mind an audience while they forage for food along the shoreline.

Take a walk to the wooden jetty at Hamelin Bay where you’ll find these beautiful marine creatures.

The best time to watch the rays are in the mornings during the summer months.

Remember though, they are wild creatures and while they’re friendly, they have a barb on their tail to defend themselves.

How to get to Margaret River

Margaret River is an easy 3.5-hour drive from Perth by car. For an extended trip, click here to see all my tips on how to have a great Perth to Margaret River Drive .

On public transport, Transwa also has regular and comfortable bus services to Perth via Bunbury and Busselton. Visit the Transwa webpage for prices, timetables and pick up locations.

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Dunsborough

There are few places where the West Australian bush meets the beach, and lucky Dunsborough bears most of them. In a region of breathtaking bays, Dunsborough’s stand out, each one a dreamy combination of crystalline turquoise water, granite boulder stacks and leafy canopies.

Dunsborough is a relaxed yet refined coastal town that’s just under three hours’ drive from Perth. The nearest airport is at Busselton (Undalup) , a 30-minute drive away. There are also daily coach services.

Travel bible Lonely Planet singled out Dunsborough’s beaches when it named the Margaret River region the number one destination in Asia Pacific in 2019.

“Take one look at Meelup Beach and you’ll wonder where it’s been all your life,” it said, comparing the water to the hue of a Bombay Sapphire gin bottle.

Meelup, along with neighbouring beaches Castle Rock , Eagle Bay and Bunker Bay , is stop-and-stare breathtaking. Yet despite its supermodel status, you can always find a patch of sand to roll out your towel, although you may have to wait for a turn at the free-use outdoor barbeques.

It’s only a six minute drive out of town, or a captivating, one hour coastal walk along the Cape Naturaliste headland.

Drive across the cape to Sugarloaf Rock , a windswept islet that features in many a photograph and is a favourite local sunset spot. Between September and December, you’ll likely also see the splash of migrating whales, while dolphins wave jump year round.

On the way back to town, drop into Eagle Bay Brewing Co , Wise Wine and Meelup Farmhouse , just a few of the many wineries, breweries and restaurants that dot Dunsborough’s surrounding landscape.

On Dunsborough’s main street, day spas mingle with homewares boutiques and photography studios within sight of Geographe Bay. The flat, sandy town beaches are especially loved by families; the shallow, tranquil ocean allows for safe paddling. Food trucks park at some of them, making for easy alfresco meals, while town restaurants offer everything from Asian fare to vegan dining and gastro pub meals.

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    The Margaret River Region Visitor Factsheet 2019 provides an overview of the tourism performance and trends in the region, based on data from various sources. The factsheet covers visitor numbers, expenditure, origin, purpose, accommodation, activities and satisfaction. The factsheet is a useful resource for tourism operators, planners and researchers who want to learn more about the region's ...

  14. Dunsborough

    Dunsborough is a relaxed yet refined coastal town that's just under three hours' drive from Perth. The nearest airport is at Busselton (Undalup), a 30-minute drive away. There are also daily coach services. Travel bible Lonely Planet singled out Dunsborough's beaches when it named the Margaret River region the number one destination in ...

  15. Visitation Data Sources

    Tourism Industry. Margaret River Region Brand; Product & Experience Development; Busselton Margaret River Airport; ... > Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) ... The Catalogue number for WA data is: 8635.5.55.001. > Tourism Research Australia. Information on all states and territories in regards to research and analysis, including both the ...

  16. Margaret River Tourist Park

    Margaret River Tourist Park, Margaret River, Western Australia. 1,697 likes · 1 talking about this · 4,735 were here. Margaret River Tourist Park is in the centre of Margaret River, Western...

  17. Margaret River Tourist Park

    Margaret River Tourist Park. 7 days 830am - 6pm. 44 Station Rd, Margaret River WA 6285, Australia. 4.2. 08 9757 2180. Email. What's On & Special Offers. Speak to a local expert.

  18. The cellar door report: Margaret River Region winery / tourism research

    the staff of the Augusta-Margaret River Tourist Bureau, the owners and managers of the wineries that participated in the focus group, the ... Figure 12: Monthly Number of Bottles Purchased by Opinion of $2 Tasting Fee Figure 13: Knowledge of Wines Figure 14: Interest in Wines

  19. MRBTA Management Team

    Tourism Industry. Margaret River Region Brand; Product & Experience Development; Busselton Margaret River Airport; Industry Representation; Project Archive. ... Your Phone Number. Subject. Your Message. CAPTCHA Check. Comments. This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

  20. Accommodation

    The Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association honours the traditional owners of this land, the Wadandi (Saltwater) people, and their elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge the Wadandi people's 50,000-year custodianship of this special place, and we thank them for generously sharing with us their immensely deep cultural knowledge ...