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12 Stunning Places to Visit in the Margaret River Region in Western Australia

Check out outstanding wineries, beautiful beaches, natural wonders and unique landmarks - read on for the best things to do in Margaret River!

by Flo
July 17, 2017 - Updated on January 22, 2021
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12 Stunning Places You Must Visit in the Margaret River Region in Western Australia
Lake Cave in the Margaret River Region in Western Australia Sugarloaf Rock in the Margaret River region Point Piquet Beach in the Margaret River Region in Western Australia

Sydney and Melbourne are arguably the most popular destinations in Australia for international visitors, but did you know that Western Australia is the biggest state? It accounts for approximately a third of Australia’s land mass but receives a fraction of the number of international visitors that Sydney and Melbourne receive every year.

According to Tourism Research Australia, Sydney and Melbourne received a combined 6.9 million international visitors in the year ending September 2018. The entire state of Western Australia welcomed about 955,000 – how disproportionate is that?!

Margaret River region Western Australia beaches

The Margaret River region (which includes Margaret River town) is one of the most popular destinations in Western Australia and is world-renowned for its outstanding wineries, but is also famous for its stunning beaches, natural wonders and unique landmarks.

Sand Patches Beach in the Margaret River Region

The best time to visit is during the Australian summer months (December through February), but the shoulder season is fantastic too. The winter months are extremely cold so if you’re looking to hit the beaches then avoid visiting from June to August. If you want to explore an underrated part of the world, add the Margaret River region to your bucket list now. Read on for what to do in Margaret River, how to get there and where to stay.

There are so many reasons why you need to visit the Margaret River region, beyond the fact that it offers incredible views and landscapes. Click here to read 10 reasons why the Margaret River region should be on your list of places to visit!

How to get to Margaret River and how to get around

Margaret River coastline in Australia

Getting from Perth to Margaret River is relatively easy if you rent a car – the Margaret River region is located 3 hours away from Perth. Here’s what you need to know – when people refer to the “Margaret River region” it includes the town of the same name – “Margaret River”. However, the entire Margaret River region actually starts from Busselton and Dunsborough in the north down to Augusta in the south. From Perth your best option is to rent a car (we have used Keddy by Europcar, Budget and Thrifty in the past) to make the drive down south – remember, you drive on the left in Australia!

Alternatively, there are a limited number of buses that you can take via South West Coast Lines, and I’ve also heard good things about this shared airport shuttle service between Perth Airport and the Margaret River region, though it appears to only operate Monday to Friday, and not on the weekends.

Looking for the best prices for rental car companies around the world? Click here to book your rental car ahead of your trip. Bookings can be cancelled or amended if your plans change!

Once you are in the area, public transport is pretty much non-existent and private tours and drivers are pricey, so the best way to get around is to self-drive. Parking is plentiful and Google Maps is very accurate – just stick to the speed limits and be alert when driving (especially at night) as kangaroos are known to jump into the middle of the street out of nowhere. Kangaroo collisions are no joke.

If you don’t want to self-drive from Perth to Margaret River, get in touch with DBM Drivers, a locally owned wine tour and airport transfer business. Their rates are extremely reasonable compared to other companies, and were very reliable when we used them for a one-way airport transfer. Full day tours are $350-400 for up to 7 people, and one-way airport transfers are $400 for up to 7 people. Rates accurate as of December 2017.

Looking for another great day trip destination from Perth? Check out my guide to Rottnest Island!

The best places to stay in the Margaret River region

Castle Rock Beach in the Margaret River Region Australia

Accommodation prices tend to be higher in this area, with nightly rates reaching as much as AUD$3-500 during the peak season. To get bang for your buck, make sure you stay in a convenient and picturesque town so that you can explore more of the beaches and coast. Wondering where to stay in the Margaret River region?

I would recommend staying in Dunsborough, Quindalup, Margaret River town, Yallingup, Eagle Bay or Bunker Bay. Here are some personal recommendations:

Melo Studios in Dunsborough: Perfect for a romantic getaway in the Margaret River region for couples. There are 2 ultra-luxe villas available – this 2-bedroom Caesia Studio or 2-bedroom Eucalypt Studio with kitchen, BBQ area and lounge. Michael and Jess are superhosts who grew up in the area, and their properties are always immaculate. The Melo Studios are almost always fully booked during the peak season and holidays, so book early!

Spindrift in Quindalup: This is the perfect Margaret River family accommodation. Friends or couples traveling together will love it too! This 3 bedroom, 2 bath house features its own outdoor garden and deck and full kitchen. Just a few minutes away from Dunsborough town by car or you can walk to Quindalup beach. Click here to see availability and rates – John’s house is almost always fully booked during the peak season so get in touch early.

Lakeside glamping at Olio Bello in Cowaramup in Margaret River region in Australia

Lakeside glamping at Olio Bello in Cowaramup: Perfect if you’re looking for something a little different. Olio Bello offers 6 stunning glamping tents about 10 minutes away from Margaret River town. The tents are luxurious and incredibly spacious, and are fantastic for couples looking to retreat into nature and experience some serious peace and quiet. Their on-site restaurant serves handmade pasta, but is only open for lunch at the moment. Click here to see rates and availability at Olio Bello!

Looking for something else? Click here to find the best deals on accommodation in the Margaret River region!

The best places to visit in the Margaret River region

Wondering what to do in Margaret River? Read on for some of the best places to visit and things to do in this stunning region of Western Australia.

1. Boranup Karri Forest

Boranup Karri Forest Western Australia

Boranup Karri Forest lies between Caves Road and the coast and is filled with pale-barked karri trees. Karri trees are one of the tallest species of tree in the world and can reach nearly 90 meters in height. There is no entry fee and there are small parking areas to the side, so make sure you drive through this amazing woodland during your trip.

2. Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse in Western Australia

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse is located in the south of the Margaret River region, where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet. It is the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia, which means that one of the best things to do in this region is to go on a lighthouse tour, just look at this view!

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse in Western Australia

Lighthouse tours (AUD$20 at time of publishing) take place every half hour and is jam-packed with fascinating facts about the history of the lighthouse – the build, the keepers, the multiple shipwrecks prior to building the lighthouse and how operations are maintained (it’s a working lighthouse to this day).

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse in Western Australia

Guided lighthouse tours every half hour from 9 AM to 4:30 PM, and there is a small on-site café if you’re feeling a bit peckish. Visit the website to pre-book your lighthouse tour (and avoid any disappointment if a particular time slot is full).

3. Sugarloaf Rock

Sugarloaf Rock in the Margaret River region

Aptly named for its conical shape, Sugarloaf Rock is located off the coastline and a popular sunset spot. I don’t usually go out of my way to see a rock, but this one is pretty darn special and is one of the most famous Margaret River attractions.

Sugarloaf Rock viewing platform

Watching the sunset is one of the best things to do in the Margaret River region – it’s spectacular during the day, but if you’re heading there in the late afternoon make sure you bring a blanket as it can get extremely windy and cold, even in the summer months.

Did you know that the Margaret River region is famous for its delicious wine? Click here for unmissable vineyards & wineries to visit in the Margaret River region!

4. Meelup Beach

Meelup Beach in the Margaret River region

Meelup Beach is one of the most popular beaches in this region and it’s not hard to see why – it offers fine white sand, crystal clear water and is protected from wind and waves – what’s not to love? If you are traveling with children, this is the perfect beach to take them to.

5. Point Piquet

Point Piquet in the Margaret River region

Located nearby Meelup Beach, Point Piquet is another beautiful bay with perfectly turquoise-coloured water. This is a great swimming spot to check out and doesn’t tend to get as busy as Meelup Beach if you want the bay to yourself. The water is crystal clear, and offers a nice sandbank for beginner to intermediate surfers when the winter swell hits.

Click here for a selection of accommodation options in the Margaret River region! Tip: need some flexibility? Double check the cancellation policy – most places offer free cancellation!

6. Bunker Bay

Bunker Bay Beach in Western Australia

Bunker Bay is a great place to grab brunch followed by a dip in the ocean. The long stretch of beach is a great place to soak up the sunshine and is considered one of the top beaches in the region.

Bunker Bay Beach in the Margaret River region

Bunker Bay Cafe serves up delicious coffee and lunch – the perfect lazy afternoon spot! Looking for even more fantastic beaches in the Margaret River region? Read on for my personal recommendations!

7. Injidup Natural Spa

Injidup Natural Spa in Yallingup Western Australia

This natural rockpool is located in Yallingup and is a hidden gem in the Margaret River region. Bring your swimsuit (and sunscreen – the sun is brutal in Australia) and drive here for a fun afternoon. It can be easily accessed by car – take the trail on the left hand side of the parking lot and make your way down towards the coast.

Injidup Natural Spa in Yallingup Western Australia

Turn right when you reach the fork and you’ll find yourself at the rockpool. You’ll have to climb down so wear appropriate footwear.

8. Canal Rocks

Canal Rocks in Margaret River region Australia

Canal Rocks is natural geographical feature along the coast of the Margaret River region. A natural narrow channel was formed after centuries of erosion from the ocean’s waves, which can be explored on foot through wooden pathways.

Canal Rocks in Margaret River region Australia

Canal Rocks is part of the Cape to Cape Track, or you could always venture on towards Wyadup Cliffs for a leisurely 2-kilometre scenic walk.

9. Busselton Jetty

Busselton Jetty Western Australia

You may be thinking to yourself, “Why is a jetty on this list?” The reason is because Busselton Jetty is the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere, spanning more than 2 kilometers in length! Walking the entire length will take you approximately 25 minutes.

Busselton Jetty Train Western Australia

There is also a small “train” that takes you up and down the stretch of the jetty as well as an underwater observatory where you can check out the marine life. It’s one of the more popular Margaret River attractions to check out if you’re traveling with young children – our nephews and nieces love it!

10. Hamelin Bay

Hamelin Bay sting ray in the Margaret River region

Hamelin Bay is home to a few unique residents – a fever of sting rays that often swim right up to the shoreline. They’re often found at the boat ramp on the beach where they are fed scraps by the fishermen.

Hamelin Bay sting ray in the Margaret River region

If you’re looking to see the sting rays in Hamelin Bay, choose a sunny day with little to no swell so that the water visibility is higher. It’s also important to be respectful as the sting ray are wild – avoid harassing them or trying to touch or pet them – they are not pets, after all.

11. Lake Cave or Ngilgi Cave

Lake Cave in the Margaret River region

The region is also home to more than 100 natural caves, some as deep as a 12-storey building! There are 4 show caves in the Margaret River region that are currently open to the public, and you can join semi-guided tours to explore deep underground. If you’re looking for unique things to do in the Margaret River region you can’t skip a cave tour.

Lake Cave in the Margaret River region

The Lake Cave near Boranup Forest is spectacular and is suitable for most visitors (children under 4 visit for free) but you’ll need to walk approximately 300 steps down and back up. The stalactites, stalagmites and straws in the cave are incredible and there is also a rare suspended table formation – the only of its kind in the world.

Ngilgi Cave in the Margaret River region

You might also want to check out Ngilgi Cave – the region’s first-ever tourist attraction which visitors were once lowered into via rope. Today, there is a set of stairs and pathways leading visitors through the expansive underground cave – it is a LOT bigger than you might imagine and there are some tight spots to navigate through. Don’t let the small entryway fool you! Tickets cost AU$22.5 per person for adults, but you can also purchase multi-cave passes at a small discount. In addition to Lake Cave or Ngilgi Cave, your options include Jewel Cave or Mammoth Cave.

Editor’s note: Many thanks to the Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association for hosting our cave visits.

12. The Aquarium

The Aquarium near Canal Rocks in the Margaret River region

The Aquarium, like the natural spa at Injidup, is a natural rock pool that is largely protected from waves and swell. The crystal-clear water is almost a turquoise colour and makes for a perfect swimming spot on a hot day. You’ll have to walk on an unpaved trail for about 15-20 minutes to get to this secret spot in the Margaret River region.

The Aquarium near Canal Rocks in the Margaret River region

Can you see why this is one of my favourite Margaret River attractions? We’ve spent many afternoons here, wading around in the water and jumping off rocks with the nephews!

Water at the Aquarium in the Margaret River region

It’s also a very popular spot for snorkeling in the Margaret River region as it is protected from heavy swell and the water is as translucent as it gets.

Other things to do in Margaret River

Sunset in the Margaret River region in Western Australia

The Margaret River region also has one of the longest whale watching seasons in the world: the season runs during the 2nd half of the year and whales are often spotted during their migration. More details here.

Vineyard in Margaret River region in Western Australia

If you love wine, then you’re in luck. The Margaret River wine region is home to approximately 120 wineries and vineyards, and wine tasting is one of the most popular Margaret River activities. Finding it hard to choose which ones to visit? Click here for my article on the top Margaret River region wineries and vineyards not to miss!

Surfing at Yallingup Beach in the Margaret River region in Australia

The Margaret River region is also one of the best places to get your surf on, especially for more experienced surfers. Click here for more information on different breaks in the area.

Looking for more travel tips and recommendations for Australia? Head on over here!

I hope this article gives you a good idea of what to see in Margaret River! Have you ever been to the Margaret River region? Tell me all about your favourite spots in the comments section below!

You might also like:

  • Wondering where to go for the best beaches in the Margaret River region? Here are my recommendations.
  • Not convinced? Here are 10 reasons why you should visit the Margaret River region.
  • Who doesn’t love a delicious glass of wine? Here are 10 unmissable wineries not to miss in the Margaret River region.
  • Dunsborough is a perfect base for your Margaret River region getaway. Here is my mini guide to this idyllic beach town!

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Comments 51

  1. Ada says:
    4 years ago

    Yeah for me as a European all I can hear is visit Sydney And Melbourne. I just think west part of Australia need more advertising as it looks beautiful! I am dreaming to go to Australia one day and do a road trip around the continent ! ( or at least half of it 😉 ) I feel like no matter where you gonna drive you will see stunning views! Your photos are lovely thank you for sharing !

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      Australia is such a big and beautiful country, I think it would take years to explore it properly from head to toe!

      Reply
  2. Casey says:
    4 years ago

    Very nice post! Your photos are lovely~ I’ve never heard of this region in Australia before

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      Thank you for taking the time to read this, Casey!

      Reply
  3. jen says:
    4 years ago

    My bf is a photographer and we travel around the world to take stunning photos and post it on our website. This is definitely a place to visit and hopefully we’ll be able to fill our website with amazing photos as yours.

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      I hope you get to snap some pictures of this region soon!

      Reply
  4. Suma - Tales of travelling sisters says:
    4 years ago

    Wow, I must admit I have never heard much about the Margaret River. Love all the places you have suggested in the post, especially the lighthouse. The view is just out of the world!

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      The view from the top is seriously spectacular!

      Reply
  5. Elena says:
    4 years ago

    I am an European and it has always been my dream to visit Australia, but somehow it is never on my list, maybe because it is so far. But after seeing this stunning photos I might do something about it.

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      I hope you get to visit, Elena. If you’re making the long trip over you should spend a few weeks exploring the country!

      Reply
  6. Iza Abao says:
    4 years ago

    I would definitely like to visit Margaret River Region after reading your post. I did not know about this because it is not that popular which I like. You have featured a lot of beautiful places to visit. The water is so clear and clean. Also, I would like to see the whales there.

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      I’m hoping to go whale spotting when I’m there at the end of the year – I hear it’s an amazing experience!

      Reply
  7. Meg says:
    4 years ago

    Wow, visually stunning is right! I would love to see the Boranup Karri Forest, and the Injidup Natural spa. Though, I wouldn’t complain about visiting any of the locations. Truly gorgeous!

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      Those trees are so incredibly tall, you have to see it to believe it!

      Reply
  8. Ricarda Christina Hollweg says:
    4 years ago

    This blog posts provides very valuable information. I’ve never made it to Australia so far and didn’t know much about it, especially the western part.Very interesting that it’s also a wine region. I especially like your wonderful landscape captures. They make me wanna go right now…

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      Hope you make it to Australia soon, Ricarda! It’s a massive country with tons to offer.

      Reply
  9. Jess says:
    4 years ago

    Great post! I like it when people focus on places less travelled. It looks beautiful here! It’s a shame I dont like wine! But I love beaches and being by the coast so that’ll do for me 🙂 I’m yet to visit Australia but it is likely to be a big trip in about 2019 so I have pinned this for future reference. Thanks!

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      I can’t wait to read all about your trip in 2019!

      Reply
  10. Travelling Dany says:
    4 years ago

    Wow! For some reason this isn’t the Australia I’d always imagined! This area was completely unknown to me and yet I see it offers so much! We’d definitely love to explore the Boranup Karri Forest and the Cape Leeuwin lighthouse!

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      It’s a humongous country, Dany! The Margaret River region is just a small part of Western Australia – there’s even MORE to see and do!

      Reply
  11. Sylvie Anne Hanes says:
    4 years ago

    stunning photos! makes me want to jump the next plane out! thanks for sharing

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      Thanks for taking the time to read this.

      Reply
  12. Kristen says:
    4 years ago

    I’ve heard of the Margaret region for wine but it looks like there’s some great things to do. My husband is Australian so will add this to the list for a visit!

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      Where is your husband from? This region has plenty to offer, I hope you make it out there soon!

      Reply
  13. Ana Ro says:
    4 years ago

    Exploring Australia is a dream! I’m really waiting until my son grows up a bit, so he can walk and run around instead of me carrying him around, and then we go on all those amazing hikes there!

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      He’ll love it! Make sure you visit Rottnest Island to see all the adorable quokkas as well!

      Reply
  14. Kate says:
    4 years ago

    wow this place looks so natural and peaceful! I’ve never been to Australia and I hope to visit it soon. really beautiful pictures 🙂

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      This region is just breathtaking, I hope you make it out there soon!

      Reply
  15. Steph @ The Pink Backpack says:
    4 years ago

    I 100% agree that the Western region is not travelled enough. I was in Aus for 6 months and never once made it to the West coast, which in hind sight makes me kind of sad (especially after seeing your beautiful photos!). I can only imagine how incredible the wineries would be here <3

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      I only scratched the surface of what WA has to offer, but I’ll be back to sample more vino!

      Reply
  16. Justyn Gourdin says:
    4 years ago

    OMG!! I was in Perth a few months ago and I loved it, but all my friends kept telling me I should check out Margaret River because of how much you could do , and so I swore that I would go back. This post made me want to go back even sooner!!! AMAZING. I am definitely going to keep reading your posts about this area. Thanks so much for sharing!! My trip will be totally centered around these things!

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      I’m so glad this inspired you to go back, Justyn!

      Reply
  17. Margarita Ibboty @DownshiftingPRO says:
    4 years ago

    What a beautiful area. I’ve never been to Australia but I do have two nieces in Melbourne. I have to say I would love to visit. Beautiful pictures too.

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      I hope you visit soon! Melbourne is on the east coast and this is on the west, you’ll have to try to visit both sides of the country!

      Reply
  18. Erin says:
    4 years ago

    Wow, this region looks so beautiful! I love your photos of the forests, beaches, and lighthouse. I have wanted to travel to Australia for a long time, and every post I read about it makes me realize I will need a few months at least to see everything! I will definitely remember to check this region out when I hopefully visit someday.

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      I can’t even imagine how long it would take to properly explore everything that Australia has to offer: it’s massive!

      Reply
  19. Kate says:
    4 years ago

    I feel like Australia really embraces the outdoor-beach living. Who wouldn’t though? The water is so pristine! I’d love to spend some time here!

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      It’s definitely an integral part of the culture!

      Reply
  20. Adrenaline Romance says:
    4 years ago

    Beautiful place indeed! The rock formations are really stunning; we get a great love for rock formations considering that we are rock climbers. Those beaches too are really nice places to visit with no or few people around.

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      There are lots of great national parks you can visit if you are avid rock climbers!

      Reply
  21. Only By Land says:
    4 years ago

    Melbourne is the city I want to visit in Australia but after reading about the Margaret River Region I’ll add this to my itinerary as well and even up those visitor numbers! I would have to visit Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and see where the Southern and Indian oceans meet.

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      This area is definitely underrated! Melbourne’s fantastic as well though – make sure you head out to the Great Ocean Road!

      Reply
  22. Meg says:
    4 years ago

    I just want to let you know that I really like your blog. I have included you in my list top list of travel bloggers, and nominated you for the Blogger Recognition Award here: https://wandertoes.com/2017/07/26/travel-bloggers-you-should-read/ Thanks for feeding my wanderlust.

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      4 years ago

      Thank you so much, Meg! That means a lot 🙂

      Reply
  23. Chiera says:
    3 years ago

    I’m moving to Australia soon so I’m constantly looking for cool places to see! I am guilty of not even giving Western Australia a second thought, but you have changed my mind!

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      3 years ago

      Where are you moving to, Chiera? How exciting! The thing about living in Western Australia is that it can be expensive because of the mining boom!

      Reply
  24. Esther says:
    3 years ago

    This looks absolutely stunning!

    Reply
  25. ALIA FARHAN SAID says:
    3 years ago

    Been there 2 years ago…will be travellingagain to WA…as i love this part of Aus so much…
    Will spend 2N in MR region next time

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      3 years ago

      So underrated and incredible. Thanks for taking the time to read this!

      Reply
  26. Chantheney says:
    1 year ago

    Thank you for the wonderful pictures and valuable information. Am visiting Perth soon. Looking forward to experience the sights and sounds in person.

    Reply
    • Flo says:
      1 year ago

      Hi Chantheney, enjoy your time in Western Australia!

      Reply

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