Margaret River Things to Do

Not only can you get yummy morning and afternoon teas and delicious meals you can also visit the cellar door. Here you can buy a variety of fruit wines and...

Mammoth Cave is one of several caves open to the public in the Margaret River area. It was known to the early settlers but not explored until 1895. The first...

Mammoth Cave is within the boundaries of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park and is surrounded by Karri and Marri forest. A good place to look for...

The road to Prevelly passes through Some coastal scrubland and I noticed a splash of colour on the roadside. The stop proved worthwhile with several different...

The township of Prevelly which gives its name to the beach is located at the mouth of the Margaret River and is about 10 kilometres west of the town of that...

The Berry Farm is south of Margaret River - turn off is about 4km's along Busselton Highway. This place is fantastic for tea and scones! The little birds are...

Last but not least of the seven wineries we visited on the Big Day Out wine tour.In 1999, the vines planted three years earlier saw their first harvest. By 2001...

Tassell Park was a surprise addition to our wine tour for the Big Downunder Meet 2013. We had been so good with keeping to the schedule- even visited the cheese...

This fifth winery was my favourite - I loved the setting and loved the wines.This is one of the oldest wineries in the Margaret River region. It was established...

This was stop number five on our winery tour and after a great lunch we were ready to start tasting again. And we were in for a treat - this is a small family...

Killerby Wines was established in 1973 by Dr Benjamin Barry Killerby whose grandfather started the General Store in Margaret River in the 1930's. Its reputation...

This was our third winery (see Killerby Wines tip), a brewery/cidery and lunch stop on our Big Day Out wine tour. Cheeky Monkey is famous for its designer craft...

This was our second stop on our wine tour. The cellar door is set in a stunning location alongside a stream with cascades which was the first stop for the...

This was our first stop on our Big Day Out wine tour. Howard Park Wines is Western Australia's largest boutique family-owned winery created in 1986 by the Burch...

The main problem with driving yourself on a wineries tour is some poor person has to do the driving and miss out on the fun.Why not let a bus driver do the...

This Winery was not on our list but because we were making good time our driver suggested that we visit here. He made a call to the owner and teed it up for...

Brookwood Estate Winery was the last one that we visited on our wine tour for the 2013 Big Downunder vt Meet. When I was planning this trip, I was finding it a...

Like Howard Park Wines, Hay Shed Winery do two brands of wines - Hay Shed and Pitch Fork. I liked the Hay Shed reds and the Pitch Fork white. This is a classy...

Wood Nook Winery sits in a lovely bushland setting. The Café here looks real nice but we had already eaten at the Cheeky Monkey Brewery.Woody Nook Winery is...

It's always nice to wander down the main street of small towns. In Margaret River there are loads of Cafés, Restaurants and nice Gift Shops to check out.Here's...

People who love cottage gardens like The Berry Farm can't understand what all the fuss is about our beautiful Western Australian Wildflowers. If you have been...

Couldn't pass by this place as it's got hubby's name on :o) Howard Park Winery oozes expensive. The Howard Park reds are really good. They also do the popular...

Our 2013 Big Downunder vt Meet had a theme of Wildflowers and Wineries. Quite a few of us have DSLR cameras and as such can't help ourselves when a picture...

Just on the northern side of town there is a nice park with a lovely bush walk along the river bank. There's plenty of shade and it's a nice way to walk off...