Margaret River (Busselton), Australia

More about Margaret River (Busselton), Australia Points of Interest

• Ngilgi Caves -

  Discovered in 1899, the Ngilgi Cave remains one of the Capes' most visited attractions, offering a stunning display of rock formations plus an interpretive area which details the cave's Aboriginal mythology between good and evil.

• A-Maze 'N Margaret River -

  A fun attraction that offers 12 acres of stunning gardens, outdoor games, and a giant-sized hedge maze with 6-foot-high hedges.

• Aravina Estate -

  One of Margaret River's finest wine producers in the region. Established in 1986, this property stretches over 180-acres, of which 64 acres are under vine with plantings of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Shiraz, Tempranillo, Malbec, Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon, Chenin Blanc and Chardonnay.

• Geographe Bay -

  Renowned for its sheltered pristine waters, rocky headlands and stunning beaches. From June to December, whales make their annual migration, traveling north to warmer water to birth their calves.

• Dunsborough -

  Perched on picturesque Geographe Bay, Dunsborough began life as a whaling station over a century ago; today, the town offers plenty of chic boutiques, beautiful beaches and relaxed eateries.

• Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse -

  Located at the northern end of Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, this lighthouse offers stunning views over Geographe Bay and the Indian Ocean.

• Palmer Wines -

  Just 40 years old, this small winery is recognized as one of the leading wineries in the Margaret River Wine Region. Enjoy wonderful views while indulging in a tasting in the well-appointed Cellar Door.

• Busselton Jetty -

  Recognized for its historical significance, the 150-year-old Heritage-Listed jetty stretches a mile out over the picturesque waters of Geographe Bay in the seaside resort town of Busselton.