Margaret River
The town of Margaret River is located between Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin. With its marvelous surf
breaks, picturesque bushland as well as its own wine region, Margaret River has become one of Western Australia's most popular holiday destinations. Things to See and Do
A large number of companies operate Margaret River tours which can include canoeing, abseiling, climbing, walking, mountain-bike rides, sightseeing through the wineries and also surfing tours. Wine tasting is an immensely popular activity here and itineraries can be planned at the Margaret River Regional Wine Centre. Most of the wineries are located along Caves Road or the Bussell Highway with potteries, galleries and craft workshops along the way also worth a visit. The region also features many caves and exploring them is another popular activity amongst visitors. The Caveworks visitor centre on Caves Road provides a good introduction to these caves as well as displays of the various fossils which have been found.
Margaret River Hotels and Accommodation
Visitors should book their Margaret River accommodation well in advance particularly for trips planned during Easter and Christmas. Accommodation options include beach resorts, hotels, guesthouses, chalets and backpackers hostels and lodges.
Getting to Margaret River
Margaret River is located approximately 300km south of Perth and can be reached via one of two main highways i.e. The Coast Road or the South Western Highway also known as the inland route.
Tourist Information
The Margaret River visitors centre lies on the corner of Bussell Highway and Tunbridge Street and provides guests with plenty of information as well as its own wine centre.
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