We had the most wonderful time exploring Lake Cave! My family visited back in 2002 and highly recommended it to us, and we were definitely not disappointed. We arrived at 11.45am just in time to attend the 12pm tour. Ticket cost per adult was $25 and worth every cent. Our tour guide, Tiahni-Rose, was a fantastic source of knowledge, learning about the cave’s history and seeing that it’s still a very active cave was absolutely mind-blowing. The walk down (and back up) the staircase was a bit of a challenge, but the rest points along the way made it very manageable. There’s no rush, just take your time and enjoy the incredible scenery. This experience is a true gem of Australia’s natural beauty. We loved every bit of the tour and highly recommend taking the time to visit and support this amazing piece of living history.

So pleased we decided to visit the Lake Caves. From the impressive entrance via a giant sinkhole to the beautiful structures inside the caves. Sophie our guide was amazing and very knowledgable. The only downside was having to climb back up the zillion stairs. However it gave you time stopping on the way up to take in the beauty of your surroundings.

Lake cave was an excellent little adventure into the world below. Great descent into the cave structure via a long steep stairway. Very well explained by a very experienced guide Harry. You will not be disappointed by a stop at this attraction. Be ready for the climb back out though.

Lake Cave is an absolute marvel and easily the most breathtaking natural wonder I've ever experienced in the Margaret River region. The descent into the cave through the towering karri forest sets an incredible, almost mystical tone, but the sight inside is truly unforgettable. The Suspended Table formation is genuinely awe-inspiring, looking as if it's floating magically just above the water. Our guide was fantastic—knowledgeable, humorous, and passionate about the geology. If you are anywhere near Western Australia, this is a non-negotiable, must-see natural attraction.

This is a visual surprise. We were not expecting much but were really surprised with the formations in this little cave. The walk down is pretty difficult hence also the return but definitely worth every step. There is also a great light display near the end of the tour. Be mindful that this is not an actual lake more like a stream that flows. The tour guides were great too with plenty of local and geological information.

Mammoth Caves was awesome. It is a self guiding tour which is very easy to navigate using headsets & a device. The only issue we found was being able to read the numbers to select on the device the dark. It was very informative & exceeded our expectations. We would highly recommend doing a tour of this cave to others

This cave is incredibly beautiful, a very special thanks to our guide Peter who was outstanding on his skills as a tour guide!! Very knowledgeable, kind and experienced, he is the one who made this tour becoming a memorable experience! Only negative point, babies allowed? I do understand including kids in the activity, but please put a restriction no kids BELOW 5YO!!! When you are in the cave listening the silence with watering drips and you end up with 3 kids below 3YO screaming and crying at the same time, sorry but this is completely ruining the experience. You NEED to put an age limit ASAP for the best of every people involved in a tour, thank you.

Very beautiful beach. After spending half an hour trying to get a car park.. I wanted to go to the White Elephant Cafe but there were so many people there.. it was scary. I am here during the holidays and I hope to make it back to this Cafe as I've heard the food is great ... Beach is defo worth it though 👌

Nice place. There's cafe, toilet and a great swimming location.

Ok beach near MR town. It’s got a lot of seaweed on the shore but ok for a little play in the water or fishing off the jetty. There is a restaurant right on the beach too but we arrived at sunset and it was closed so not sure how good it is. I wouldn’t go out of my way to go here but I would go if you want to take the kids to a close calm beach for a short time. I’m guessing it’s more of a local place not a tourist stop.

Beautiful beach for walking there’s a nice footpath behind the dunes that can take you all the way to Surfers Point and the River Mouth. At times there can be clumps of seaweed washed up and it can be a bit rocky. Your best bet is going for a dip in front of the White Elephant Cafe. Great for paddle boarding.

This is a great spot to come for a swim or have a coffee or something to eat I found it nice and relaxing and the views are really nice there was a fair bit of seaweed on the beach but apart from that everything else looks really good you could even hire some boards to go out to me it looks really good from mwh

While on our trip to Margaret river, we could help but stop off at gnarabup beach, for a swim 🏊‍♀️ , and our son enjoyed building sand castles . Afterwards we popped to the white elephant for a cold coffee and bite to eat. The staff where very polite but down to earth. In the harsh times where in, every was very respectful of the 1.5m COVID spacing and all using the COVID safe wa app. The food was good and the prices where reasonable. It’s got views on views that money can’t buy. I’ll definitely be returning again to both the beach & white elephant cafe

Beautiful little bay with busy cafe. Popular with morning swimmers, SUP, and great for families. Some nice snorkelling too.

The Margaret River Mouth Viewpoint offers breathtaking views of where the river meets the ocean. The lookout is easy to access, and the scenery is stunning, especially during sunrise or sunset. A peaceful and picturesque spot that’s perfect for photos and soaking in the natural beauty of the area. Highly recommended!

Some amazing waves whilst we visited demonstrated what a top place this is for a surf. Probably too rough when we spotted as despite numerous signposted surf breaks no one was participating. The river mouth itself is quite a sight and a great photo spot. Plenty of parking and just great to watch Mother Nature.

As expected world famous waves and views, not for a beginner. Checked out on a Monday easily 50 odd Surfers out enjoying the morning swell.

Margaret River Mouth offers stunning views that make it a worthwhile visit, especially for those who appreciate natural coastal beauty. However, be prepared for super windy conditions, bringing a thick windbreaker is essential to stay comfortable while enjoying the scenery. Whether you’re there for a peaceful walk or to take in the dramatic ocean vistas, the fresh air and landscape create a memorable experience.

Nice to see where Margaret river started. We were there to see the sunset and it was beautiful. Plenty of parking.

Stormy weather and a week or two of rain had the river flowing well. Mesmerising watching the battle against the tide. Good amount of parking here for a wander along the beach too. You might even spot a sea eagle. 🦅 We did.

Very nice place. Peaceful and beautiful. Sunset here is exceptional. Definitely worth a visit.

What a great cave to visit! Reasonably priced for adults and children, and good value with the audio guided tour headphones you receive for the walk. In terms of hardness - not too hard to walk this one. The steps are not too overwhelming as they are in shorter flights and not too steep. The views are fantastic, with the cave being well lit as you progress. Once you exit the cave, the walk back is beautiful through the greenery and tall trees. You have a choice of a shorter walk or a longer walk, but we took the shorter as the rain was pouring! ☔️ 🌳 🌲 absolutely beautiful spot in the forest either way, as you would expect of this region. Highly recommended!

Mammoth Cave was an awesome experience! Self-guided tour, very accessible, great walk paths throughout with a number of stairs in and out. The best part was the mega flora fossils to see, highly recommend!

I’ll admit I have always been a little scared of caves, so I wasn’t sure what to expect when visiting Mammoth Cave. To my surprise I absolutely loved it and the experience completely changed how I feel about being underground. The staff were excellent from the start I especially appreciated the self-guided headset tour. It was easy to follow, full of fascinating facts, and let me explore at my own pace without feeling rushed. The cave itself is breathtaking with huge chambers, stunning formations, and an atmosphere that feels both humbling and peaceful. While I was nervous at first, I quickly found myself in awe of the place rather than afraid. At the end, climbing the 160 steps back to the surface was definitely a challenge, but it was very doable with a steady pace and it felt rewarding after the tour. Overall I cannot recommend Mammoth Cave enough. Even if caves make you a little uneasy like me, the combination of excellent service, a thoughtful self-guided experience, and the sheer beauty of the cave itself makes it an unforgettable adventure.

Absolutely loved it. It would be awesome if you could buy a cave pass at a reduced price as an incentive to visit all the caves of your choice as it becomes a bit expensive when you're wanting to go to all of them and pay individually. But, definitely LOVED the experience.

We did the self-guided tour with an audio guide. Booking through GetYourGuide saved us $2.50 compared to buying a ticket directly at the entrance. Due to the lengthy introduction, the information in the audio guide about specific areas of the cave only came up after we had already passed through that section, forcing us to backtrack and review it, that's a bit annoying because the pathway is very narrow, and when there are many visitors, it is often blocked. The cave itself is impressive. It is best to visit the cave early to enjoy it undisturbed.

A beautiful cave with lovely Cape Foundation staff. Lots of steps, but worth it. With all the Caves, if it's a weekend or a drizzly day during peak season, definitely book ahead so you don't miss out.

Cool cave and good stroy on its origins... nice walk in also nice and cool in there.. the stairs out would be a bit of a punish if your older or have a disability.

Boranup Forest Viewpoint is such a magical place — perfect for a peaceful forest bath. I came here twice early in the morning and it was just perfect. The tall karri trees, soft morning light, and fresh air made it feel so calming and grounding. Hardly anyone around at that time, so it’s super quiet and serene. If you love nature and need a moment to reset, this is the spot :)

Was attracted by their review of tall trees. Took a leisurely drive from Margaret River City center. It was just by the roadside, but there is a parking space to park the car. On both sides of the road are view of the tall trees. Did not ventured into the first as the shoes we write are not suitable for the trekking.

One of my favourite places in Margaret River. I've been here many times with my girlfriend and for work. I'm a photographer and taken a few couples here specifically as I think this is one of WA iconic locations. It's usually pretty quiet too and the only thing to remember is poor phone reception. There's a 2 W Boranup Forest Drive a few km down the road and it's a pretty epic spot too.

Sept 2025: The viewpoint is marked clearly with parking and camera signs, on the Caves Road, to the south of Lake Cave. You can cross the road to take a trail through the forest, but we decided to go up from the car park. Although we didn't find a way to the visible top line, it was amazing to get amongst the Karri trees and the view across the road was great. There were blossoming bushes, plus lots of Peace Lilies (growing all along that part of Caves Road), and bees collecting pollen. We could hear lots of birds - they're so difficult to spot! - although we did see a Kookaburra. Recommended at least for a stop-off to view the forest.

I knew this place by recommendation from my hotel host. When I arrived at the Viewpoint, I was amazed; the trees were huge, and you could see large Karri trees in the heavily wooded forest. It was very peaceful.

Not to bad. You may as well stop on the way up as you go right past it.

No lookout in spite of a sign for one. The walking track is across the road from the carpark.

We made a spontaneous stop at McLeod creek as we were driving through and what a good decision. Greeted by Mario (and the lovely Kira) we were welcomed in and felt immediately at home. Mario talked us through some of the fantastic wines his family produce and explained the wonderful history of the place. Would definitely recommend you pay a visit if you are in Margaret river. Especially as you cannot get the wines in the shops.

Not your typical south west winery. We were greeted at the front of the tasting shed by Kira their loud, but friendly Maremma Sheepdog. The friendly reception continued with Mario pouring our first sample before we even reached the counter. The down to earth atmosphere was a pleasant change from the usual flashy wineries that lack the personal touch. The wine range was smaller than some, but this has resulted in more effort spent on the wines they do produce. Being towards the end of our two days of winery visits, they still managed to impress us with their wines. Put this place on your itinerary - it's great the see that this type of friendly business still exists in this day & age.

Excellent. Smaller, Friendlier than your usual cellar doors in the area. Glad we stopped in here - a pleasant surprise. No flashy showroom. No snobby staff. Just the owner / manager in the shed giving us a tasting & telling us about his winery.

This is a cellar door you must stop at, being greeted by two very friendly and happy dogs and the owner is a really welcoming feel. Then you sit down and the tasting begins, all the while having a casual chat with the owner. I bought the McForte port and Temperanillo.

Cute place for a casual wine tasting (in our case we tried a Rosé, two Merlots, a Port and a Tempranillo). Doesn't boast the grand views of some of the older vineyards but if you're looking for a more relaxed experience this is your place.

Great little place to stop by for some European style reds, look out for the friendly farm dog and the lovely owner who often runs the counter

All perfect in this winery! Really friendly guy, he speaks English Italian and French! Good wines affordable prices! What else?!

We had a wonderful time at Voyager Estate! The wine tasting experience was top-notch — the staff were knowledgeable, friendly, and took the time to explain each wine in detail, which made the session really enjoyable even for those of us who aren’t wine experts. The setting is beautiful too, with stunning gardens and a calm, elegant atmosphere that made the visit feel extra special. One highlight that we didn’t expect was their grape sparkling juice — it’s absolutely delicious! Perfect for non-drinkers or those wanting a refreshing alternative. We ended up bringing a few bottles home because it was just that good. Highly recommend stopping by Voyager Estate if you’re in Margaret River. Whether you’re into wine or just looking for a relaxing and refined experience, this place is definitely worth the visit.

Chenin Blancs and Chardonnays lacked the complexity, whilst the Cabs were significantly more interesting. As a serious wine enthusiast and having paid AUD 65 for the Savour Voyager experience, I should have picked a less busy season to visit. Do not travel here on the 1st week of October, under staffed and over booked. I wish I would have enjoyed the experience more, alas it was not to be.

We had a one-day trip in Margaret River, and Voyager Estate was one of the places we were most excited to visit — and it didn’t disappoint! We only went to three places that day, and this one truly stood out. Renzo from Argentina accommodated us for the wine tasting, and he was fantastic! Very knowledgeable, professional, and clearly passionate about what he does. He explained everything so well and made the experience enjoyable and memorable. Highly recommend visiting Voyager Estate — great wines, beautiful setting, and excellent service! 🍷

The estate is one of the nicest I've ever been too. There are so many options of wineries available in Margaret River and when you're driving (and not drinking) to choose one is really hard! This estate is gorgeous and they do a wine tasting (5wines for $20) but there were 3 of us and we did all 10 wines for $40 which was a bargain for the quality of wine. The staff were really knowledgeable, kind and helpful too. The wines are GORGEOUS, particularly enjoyed the Syrah. Highly recommend visiting here. They have lots of wine tasting with food packages but the counter top tasting we did was just at the counter. The only feedback I would suggest is a 'mini' cheese, bread and olive plate that can acompany counter wine tasting (more to keep you sober). We definitely would have purchased. Overall, absolutely excellent experience and beautiful wines.

Stunning location, with delicious food. We did the wine tasting and pairing, the staff were really knowledgeable and passionate about wine. Highly recommend booking the tasting, even if you don’t like wine. Was good to try out new things.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Voyager Estate. We just did a stand-up wine tasting but the server was very knowledgeable and we loved the wines! We particularly enjoyed the Chardonnay here.

We had a wonderful experience at Voyager Estate. From the moment we arrived, the place looked stunning. The gardens are beautifully maintained and the variety of flowers is amazing. Izzy took care of our tasting and she was fantastic. Some of us spoke Spanish, and she did the tasting in both English and Spanish, which made everything feel very welcoming and personal. We were also visiting with a small child, and she kindly offered him some grape juice so he could feel included — such a thoughtful detail! After the tasting, we shared a platter at the outdoor tables. The food was great and so was the wine (we especially loved the Syrah). Then we walked around the gardens, where our little one had the best time watching the ducks and playing with his ball. Overall, a truly lovely experience. Highly recommended!

Absolutely amazing lunch — every dish was beautifully presented with creative garnishes and flavour combinations that worked perfectly. The museum wine pairing was excellent, and they even kindly split it for us since one of us was driving. The property itself is stunning and so peaceful. Easily one of the highlights of our trip!

My best meal in southern Australia. We had the tasting menu for lunch. Everything was good. Make sure to book in advance, especially on weekends. Not sure about the wines as I was the designated driver :(

We came pretty late in the day that what was left was the wine tasting. The service was 70/30. The male server was friendlier, took his time to explain each wine despite having to take care of another couple. The ladies behind the counter, their service etiquette should be re-checked. On a positive note, I thought their rosé was fantastic.

Returned after 19 years to celebrate my husband's birthday with the 6 course degustation lunch. We also brought a 2005 Chardonnay we'd purchased on our last visit. While the setting and food were lovely, we were disappointed by two service issues. First, we were told that there would be a corkage fee for our wine (even it was from their own vineyard). As returning customers who'd kept the bottle for nearly two decades, this felt very unwelcoming and left a 'bitter taste' particularly as we were also doing the premium wine matching. Other wineries we've visited celebrate when customers bring back aged bottles from their own production. Second, the white wines were served too cold which significantly impacted their pairing with the courses and our ability to fully appreciate their quality. For such an established winery, proper wine service should be a given. The staff were friendly, but these issues impacted what should have been a very special celebration. Just do better.

Delicious food and stunning scenery. Intimate dining space with attentive but not intrusive service. Favourite dishes would be the Margaret river Wagyu, Patagonian tooth fish and blue cheese with financier dessert 👌

Great lunch spot and I recommend taking the outdoor seatings as its a vibe! Had their seasonal menu and everything was just on-point; food, wine and service. A must-try whenever you are in Margaret River.

Cam was incredibly warm and knowledgeable, we had a super day today at the estate. The Art and Art Series tour was wonderful as was the 3 course degustatation lunch after.

Delicious margherita pizza, the best I've ever had, with plenty of cheese. Crispy and tasty fries. Fair prices and a beautiful setting. Attentive staff and plenty of tables. We didn't make a reservation; we went during lunchtime on a Saturday holiday and managed to find a seat for two people.

Lunch at Cheeky Monkey Brewing Co. We dropped into Cheeky Monkey for lunch during our wander through Margaret River, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of the trip. The setting is lively and warm, a mix of brewery charm, spacious indoor areas, and relaxed outdoor seating overlooking the dam and gardens. The food hit the mark, generous, and full of flavour, and the share plates were perfect for nibbling while tasting their beers. Speaking of which, the beer selection was excellent, crisp, balanced, and refreshing. We tried a few, and each one was well crafted. The service was friendly and relaxed, and the team clearly knew their beer and menu well. What really seals it is the vibe. It’s not overly refined or fancy, it feels like a place you can drop in any time, stay awhile, and enjoy good food, good beer, and good company. For a casual meal, a stop in between wineries, or just a fun afternoon brew, Cheeky Monkey is a go-to. We’ll definitely return next time we’re in town.

10/10 pork ribs, tender, juicy, I was going in food coma. Chips great and even the salad was good! I love that they indicate which beer best match a specific dish. It took 30/40 minutes but it was full and was worth it in the end. 10/10 I’ll go there again in the near future.

We stopped in for a look and a tasting paddle early in the week and liked it so much we came back later in the week with family for lunch. Both were great days. I can see this place absolutely humming in the spring and summer, would get very busy with families as it’s pretty kid friendly. The beers were all really nice, I’m no connoisseur.. I liked them! Everyone’s meals were good too, and really decent servings. Quick service for food and drinks and the place was really clean.

Nice beers Disappointed that we couldn't choose the beers for the tasting paddles, they are locked into their core range which you can buy anywhere and already know how they are going to taste. The 2 guys pouring could have been a little more personable especially when it was only 20 minutes into opening. Didn't have the food but what we saw looked good The $5 mystery fridge is a bit of fun for takeaways.

We have visited here numerous times for drinks because the playground is great for the kids but this was our first time eating here this weekend. I had the worst chicken parmie I have ever eaten - there were literally just huge squares of ham in the tomato sauce and the chicken also tasted bad - there were no waiters walking around to get anyone’s attention to send it back so the salad and chips ended up being my lunch. The pizza was ok and well you can’t screw up chicken nuggets and chips for the kids!

The Cheeky Monkey staff were fantastic with our large group booking 130+ people the meals came out very fast after orders were taken and were delicious. Our whole group were very impressed and agreed we will all come back next year as our experience with Erin and all the staff was top notch . Thank you Cheeky Monkey.

Made a reservation for lunch and so glad we did as it was so busy despite being a Thursday. However it was school holidays so it was great to see the Bootleg so well patroned. Lunch was scrumptious and hubby highly recommends the Raging Bull pot pie. The chicken wings were also delicious. Staff polite, helpful and efficient despite being so busy. Great to see the oldest brewery in Margs still has so much more character than the newer, fancier breweries (still lovely) which lack the charm of this old girl!

Great Brewery under new management. I was a bit sceptical from past reviews but decided to give it a go and can’t be happier. Big, tasty portions, good price and great beer. And the spot is amazing. 10/10 thanks guys! Will be back 👌🏽

I was sceptical after the last review I read on Trip Advisor but decided to take the chance. So glad I did. After speaking to the staff, I found out it is under new management & they are in the process of revamping. They now have a full menu which is awesome with a variety of options. Will definitely be back for the Sunday sessions they have planned. I had some great times here back in the day. Looking forward to many more.

Oldest brewery in Margaret River in the hands of new management from the news (local people) and reviews. Came in for lunch and some beers, found out only 2 Bootleg beers (IPA and a dark beer) are on tap and the rest from Rocky Ridge and Megsy ginger beer. Pretty low variety for a brewery but respectable as the staff/owner mentioned they are brewing new batches in the coming months. The 2 beers on offer are great. The 7% raving bull schonner hit the tastebuds pretty good! Steak sanga and the classic burger was delicious, meaty and saucy. Well cooked and with the weekly specials it's sure to charm the patrons. Live music by Louise serenaded the crowds with her charmful voice. Will be back to try other beers when they are available!

Really nice place. When they get back to brewing beer there, it'll be awesome. Food and service were fantastic.

Arrived at 12 for a 12pm booking to be told we would be waiting until at least 2pm to get our food because they were fully booked....never had that experience anywhere, maybe don't book to capacity if you can't provide adequate service, I get it was a long weekend but that's just ridiculous. Edited to add we had a booking, it was not under my name it was my friends and I never spoke to anyone on the phone so the reply from owner is irrelevant- we were physically at the venue with a booking that was made months ago

This place was on deaths doorstep a few months ago , however new management and friendly staff are whipping it into shape and bringing it back to life. The XPA and the Sour were good and the parmy and special pasta dishes were excellent. They had good live music and the atmosphere is friendly with people rolling in as news spreads that things are on the up and up. Worth checking out and giving the new team some support 👌

I am usually generous in my ratings but this will be the 1st non 5 star rating. We bought more than $300+ of chocolate n the senior lady cashier who attended to us was pretty rude! Is it because I m an Asian Chinese? Mind you, I m not from mainland China if you are thinking that I am. My passport holds the most wanted in the world. Stop looking at people with racism and like as if I cannot afford the item I was enquiring. My jacket worn alone is already worth more than that amount. Nevertheless, I still paid with a happy smile in front of this senior lady despite her lousy attitude. The younger guy serving us at the cafe was worth mentioning. He was helpful and polite. I m giving you extra stars because of him otherwise is a one star rating. So it’s a 3 star rating this time round. Be courteous in future.

Samples are great! Pretty long standing fixture when you drive by Margaret River. There will be lots to choose from, and it does get busy as it is on a pretty touristy stretch of road. Get what you need and enjoy the free samples of chocs. Get some ice cream for your ride and enjoy your stash on your trip! Staff aren’t as friendly but they are professional.

The Margaret River Chocolate Factory is a spacious and beautiful place to visit, surrounded by lots of trees and open areas. The atmosphere is peaceful and relaxing — perfect for a break during a trip through the Margaret River region. Inside, there are free chocolate tastings (which our child absolutely loved!), and there’s also a viewing area where you can watch part of the chocolate-making process. Outside, there’s plenty of space for kids to run around and explore. The café offers a wide range of menu options, making it a great spot for both a treat and a light meal. Highly recommended as a family-friendly stop when visiting Margaret River!

If you are travelling through the area then well worth stopping if not only for just a few freebie samples of their delicious chocolate. Within the shop there is every flavour and type of chocolate you could possibly dream of. There is also a viewing area to see how the chocolate is made. Margaret River is all about chocolate and wine, a perfect pairing.

This is our must go place for Chocolates.. Almost all of our chocolates that we give our friends and relatives at home after Perth visits over the past 20 years come from this place The generous samples of white and dark chocolate chips at the entrance is simply a delight for all kids and people of all ages.. The window that allows visitors to witness the making of the different kinds of gourmet produces is also an attraction in the store. Beautiful and sinful chocolates.. We love u

This café truly lives up to its name—the hot chocolate was rich, comforting, and absolutely delicious. What made it even better was the spacious outdoor area, perfect for kids to run around and burn off some energy while the grown-ups relaxed. A great spot for families looking to unwind with a treat!

Expensive and overpriced, but has free samples *almost* all-you-can-eat. You can watch the chocolate production too if they're making that day.

Just had our 60th wedding anniversary lunch with 23 guests. Great food staff couldn't do enough for us and owners Jayne and Peter super easy to deal with. Highly recommend.

We shared an amazing family lunch here, the food and service was brilliant. What I love most about this place is every time we come back something has been improved. The outdoor space just keeps getting better

The staff were lovely and very accommodating. The tour group were very pleased with the venue. Meals came quickly and we're thoroughly enjoyed. Great value and location

We went to Woody Book Wines winery during "the hidden gems of Margaret River" tour and we were delighted of tasting great local wines professionally explained and served. I strongly recommend to taste rose' wines as they are absolutely gorgeous. The location is surrounded by the forest and wine yards. We didn't have the chance to taste their great food in the restaurant but you know...we have a reason to come back.

The setting at Woody Nook Wines is very pretty. Our outdoor table overlooked lily pads on a pond, with frogs croaking nearby, and the gas fires kept it toasty and warm. Sadly, the rest of the experience didn’t match the setting. Our wine tasting was over in less than 10 minutes, with wines poured so quickly there was barely time to appreciate each one. It felt rushed, almost as if we were being hurried through. For lunch, we shared the arancini to start. The flavours were there, but they were served tepid at best, which let the dish down. We were both looking forward to tucking in to a steak ($42) but were put off ordering after the arancini left us wondering how well the steak would be cooked. Probably just as well as My husband opted instead for a steak sandwich. It was okay but lacked care in cooking, seasoning and was gristly, and the hand cut chips were tepid and soggy...they had potential to be incredible if cooked well. I had the fish and chips, which was ok but nothing to rave about. The small side salad was actually the best part of my meal. When it came time to pay, there was no enquiry from staff about how our meals were. Staff were present throughout our visit, but their demeanour felt flat and disengaged. No smiles or warmth, which left the experience feeling a little lifeless. While the location and setting are lovely, the rushed tasting, underwhelming food, and lack of welcoming service mean it’s not somewhere we’ll be hurrying back to. This is a shame as we've been visiting over the part 18 years.

Great location great food, but need better wheelchair access into main building, need rubber ramps put in door entrance for the sake of $100 at least then I could pay the account and do some wine tasting!

Had a lovely meal in the enclosed patio area. Heaters running, rain smashing down. So cosy. Beef pie and steak enjoyed with an absolutely fantastic cab sav Lovely staff, so friendly and helpful First visited at least 25 years ago And still returning What’s not to like !!!

Beautiful location in any weather conditions. There are stairs to climb which makes it difficult to view for those in wheelchairs. For the energetic, take a walk through the bush for a closer look. Magnificent for Star photography.

Magnificent landscape.

Amazing granite monolith in the ocean. Spectacular views along the coast and there’s also a new North Eastern viewing platform. Well worth the visit.

Stunning spot! Beautiful even in windy weather, watching waves crash into the rock.

Sugarloaf Rock is such an incredible attraction. As a wedding photographer in Perth I love to bring couples here on their wedding day for epic portraits!

I am commenting as a professional in the wedding industry. I had an amazing experience shooting at Sugarloaf Rock, which allowed us to captured some amazing photos and Sugarloaf Rock just made the shoot remarkable.

Incredible sunsets!! Bring mosquito repellent!

We had a tasting experience and the Turkish Delight liqueur was amazing 🙌 however, I ordered an espresso martini that was served without the traditional coffee beans representing health, wealth and happiness!!! And when I asked about them I was told they don't do it... despite serving coffee in the next room. Very disappointing and I decided not to purchase Turkish Delight liqueur after the poor attitude at the bar.

The Grove Distillery, Margaret River I first discovered The Grove Distillery years ago during a winery tour, and it’s quickly become one of my favourite stops in Margaret River. Every time I visit the region, I make sure to swing by as it’s that kind of place you never forget. The setting is inviting and peaceful, surrounded by gum trees and native bush. The distillery building itself is charming and modern, with warm touches of wood and glass. Inside, the tasting room feels cozy but open, with a relaxed atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile. The spirits are top quality, beautifully balanced, smooth, and full of character. I especially enjoy their gins and liqueurs, each with distinctly local botanical flavours. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, eager to share stories behind each expression and let you try a few samples. What stands out most is that sense of care and passion. They don’t rush you. Whether you drop in for a quick tasting or linger for a few sips, you feel welcomed. The Grove Distillery isn’t just a destination; it’s a touchpoint of the region’s creative spirit. If you’re in Margaret River and after something a little different from the usual wine trail, this is a must-visit. I always leave with a smile and a bottle or two to take home.

Absolutely beautiful place with the waterfall, bridge and pond. And Elizabeth who served us was so wonderful, humorous and fun! She really made our experience top notch! And the liquors and cocktails were delicious with something for everyone! Would reccomend!

Have tried the espresso martini’s & the Turkish delight liqueur, both very sweet, very strong and sooo delicious, can’t wait to try the rest of my Xmas present order😬😂. Postage was within 10 days to Qld, so fortunately I have time to re-order. Highly recommended!

After a complete screw-up on my part (booking for 2026 without realising), Natasha went above and beyond to sort us out. No chalets available, but instead placed us in the brand new house that was not actually available officially yet. A significant upgrade. Therefore, instead of a disastrous weekend we had a wonderful one. I highly recommend this place - quiet, beautiful, comfortable and the best staff you could wish for (thanks as well to Karl). Great drinks as well, which we sampled daily and took some home.

An excellent place to stay, quiet and restful. The Talk & Taste Tour was very informative and well presented and the tasting part was a great deal of fun. The location is perfect for visiting the northern half of the Capes, Dunsborough and Yalingup. We will definitely be back.

The location of the property was perfect for us. The Chalet itself is old & wasn’t the cleanest. The lounge room had a rug in it that was dirty. The bedrooms are very cold in Winter as there was no heating in the bedrooms. The Lounge room window was open and locked so we couldn’t close it & it’s the middle of Winter. The ensuite shower had a lot of Mould. The doors to the property were also flip locks so if you have children old enough to unlock doors I would choose a different accommodation. The property also doesn’t offer WIFI but you do get reception. The outside spa was clean but the water had a bad smell. The views from every window are beautiful, over looking the vineyards & you occasionally see Kangaroos. It’s very peaceful & in a great location between Margaret River & Yallingup with endless things to do. Staff at The Grove are also very lovely.

I found this cave a little claustrophobic with some tight sections. Lots of steps but very interesting. 30 metres down & 90% humidity so quite warm. Lovely bush walk to get to the entrance with interactive displays. Really enjoyed it.

The cave is absolutely stunning and so beautiful inside. The limestone crystal formations are incredible, and walking through feels magical. There are a few steps and narrow paths, but it’s easy to manage. It does get a bit warm inside because of the humidity, so wearing light, breathable clothes really helps. Such an amazing experience

As a tour guide I take people to many wonderful places. One of my favourites is Ngilgi Cave in the Margaret River region. Its north of Margs so is an easy inclusion between Busselton & MR if you cant travel further south in a day trip from Perth. It is Western Australias 1st tourist attraction so it has History. If youre lucky enough to meet “Cave Dave”you will be in for a real treat although all the guides at Ngilgi are totally awesome. Highly recommend this cave. Enjoy.

The Cave itself is excellent and the ability to freely walk around is great, much prefer that than having to go with a guide the whole time. Staff were excellent and the forest around is lovely. Definitely worth checking out.

The cave is absolutely amazing with such beautiful limestone formations. I have forgotten how mesmerized I was when I last visited this cave nearly 20years ago. Fast forward to 2025, the cave has had some changes. There are definitely more safety features and the place is much more well lit. You do need to go in with a good pair of walking shoes, and make use of the bar handles when possible. A moderate stamina is required as it does get rather tiring the deeper you go in as some steps do get rather high and steep. It’s a shame that some spaces (for crawling) have been closed off but I understand from one of the staff members that it’s to preserve the sanctuary of the cave life discovered inside, as insect life had bloomed during the Covid period where there were no visitors to the caves during the lockdown period. I do hope to visit the caves again some day in the future to see how it has changed!

Great place to visit if your in the region friendly staff, younger children may struggle to walk back up from the cave easy access with steps but its a fair way down. Some spots throughout the cave are tight my husbands shoulders were a bit wide so he has to squeeze through although I did not have an issue.

Interesting caves with a long history. The stalactites and stalamites are amazing and it is obvious it has taken ages to form them. The surrounding park is very informative too.

Excellent value for money, hands down! Chips were awesome, beef burger was sensational, veggie tarts were huge and awesome and kids platter was excellent! Will definitely come back!

Amazing. A peaceful, little hideaway in tranquillity surrounded by nature. That alone, 5 ⭐️ On top of that the food was quality and has obvious care put into what's made. The staff, happy, friendly and positive. I muddled up a couple of things, management overheard and even helped out when they didn't need to. Thank you for making this place feel special.

The Berry Farm is a must-visit every time we’re in Margaret River. We stopped by the café and enjoyed delicious hot chai made with their own house spice blend—so warming and fragrant. The boysenberry pie with ice cream was a standout (as always), and the cheese and ham toasty on gluten-free bread was perfectly satisfying. We also tried the vegan coconut berry slice, which was a lovely sweet treat. Afterwards, we did a wine tasting. They currently offer a selection of just three tastings, which was fine—we already knew what we liked, and it was great to revisit our favorites. Charming as ever, The Berry Farm continues to be a highlight of our trips down south!

Visited the Berry Farm cafe this morning for brunch. We were so impressed by the lovely staff, beautiful setting and great food. We had a few questions and the staff were so attentive and happy to help. Everyone was smiling they must have a great leader.

A fantastic spot for a family lunch! The food was absolutely delicious—flavorful, fresh, and perfect for all ages. We loved the wide variety of dishes, which made it easy for everyone to find something they enjoyed. The staff were attentive and welcoming, adding to the relaxed, friendly vibe. Highly recommend for a satisfying and stress-free family meal!

Great place to visit with kids! Spacious playground, farm animals, nice cafe (and bar!) with perfect menu. Definitely will come to this place again before our short holiday ending.

We have been to Berry Farm many times. Today for the amazing, warm, fluffy scones. And yes, you must get 2 each. Trust me. The only improvement I could ask for is to use clotted cream, to remind me of home.

We enjoyed our visit. It's a Good place for cheese lovers. Quite a spacious shop that opens for public but not much of a display inside, maybe due to Covid, so it's not exactly a tour type of visit. You can try and buy their cheese and beverages. Clean Toilet available on site.

Nice cheese but why do they close so early!!! It’s impossible to get to all your favorite places before 5pm so it’s hard to give this a full rating because we didn’t have time. Nice thing is that the “cheese tasting” is just a sample of Brie & cheddar that is pre-portioned and in a sample container so you don’t have to worry about booking a “tour”. It would be nice to try other options and it would be good if they had online ordering. Otherwise, a nice stop. Plan to buy the cheese while there because we couldn’t find it at the local Coles store.

I really enjoyed my experience at this tourist destination. This is a really inviting complex which is painted with bright colors. The shop area was open and airy and had a great atmosphere to it. On the counter were a number of cheeses and yogurt for tastings at the customers leisure. My favorite cheese was the camembert, which is one of the best I have enjoyed. There are cold cabinets displaying a large variety of ice cream, yogurts and cheeses. Access to the complex is user friendly to those with wheelchairs and walkers. Unfortunately we didn't get to do the tour of the cheese factory. The toilets were clean and well maintained. Another option I liked was the suggested packages for picnics that the shop puts together for customers, including a cooler bag and ice brick. There are several parking areas providing lots of parking bays. There are also shelves displaying other local goods (jams, honey etc) and souvenirs for purchase.

Atrocious service at this place. A sprinkle of customers, maybe 5 total, including us. We walked around for 10 minutes with no interaction whatsoever. We decided to still buy a jar of spread to support and buy local. However, the experience was ruined by the unfriendly asian lady. If you want a similar experience where you feel welcomed, then I would recommend Berry Farm about a 30-minute drive, much more variety on a picturesque farm with friendly customer service. I was a bit surprised by the lower than average reviews here in comparison to other attractions in Margaret River, but it is quite reflective of my experience. This place is a poor representation of the Margaret River greater community. Worst experience in Margaret River.

A little disappointing... I was hoping for a tour etc. nothing... maybe COVID Restrictions are to blame? The staff member wasn't interested in their job or explaining any of the products on display. I didn't feel welcome & we were the only people in the store!

You can sample their products before deciding which ones to buy as there’s so many to choose from. Don’t forget to check out the ones they have in the fridges which are in bigger packs and come out slightly cheaper. Lots and lots of cheeses and ice cream flavours to choose from.

Popularly known as cheese factory, source local dairy. Cheese products and yogurt was brilliant, bought few popular varieties to go with wine. Cute little shop with options to buy coffee and ice cream. Facilities include toilets, little sitting area and decent size car park.

Great place to visit. The lighthouse tour is well worth taking to understand the history of the site. Amazing place to see whales from the lighthouse balcony and also the viewing deck.

Great location with lots of different hikes suitable for any fitness level. Only had two hours, but managed to see some whales at the whale watching outpost and also visited the historical lighthouse.

Nice for a quick sightsee. Used to be free but now $6 per adult or $3 for a child over 4+ or $17 for adult to do a trip up and a tour of the actual inside of the lighthouse. Not the end of the world but nevertheless added costs for families planning a trip to see it just so you’re aware. Facilities have also been revamped and improved. Wheelchair access friendly also.

Beautiful lighthouse with a chance to spot whales. There is a kids playground in the entrance and a cute little museum for the kids, lighthouse seems to be well maintained, stunning view all around!

You can pay a heritage fee (under $10) to view the area, or you can climb the lighthouse for a higher fee (under $20). We chose to walk the lighthouse loop track which gave us some view of the lighthouse but a lot of entertainment from the whales who were frolicking and playing. A beautiful sight.

Was a treat to look into the past of our Wonderful light house keepers and their important way of life and skills keeping our seafarers safe

Great tour, easy climb up, awesome view from the top. Very informative and friendly guide

The park has stunning views, with large rocks mixed with endemic vegetation. The trail runs between the rocks, with waves crashing on both sides. The wind was extremely strong, which made the experience a bit challenging.

A lovely drive to this magnificent viewpoint. Very well set out amenities and well built viewing platform. This was a reasonably calm day, and it was still magic seeing the power of the waves entering the channel under the bridge... my second time here, and won't be my last.

Great experience with the museum and lighthouse keepers cottage as well as the actual lighthouse. Great to learn some of the stories from the light house and absolutely stunning views

Absolutely beautiful! Worth the trail, which is not very long! Be careful of snakes if you're visiting during summer! They were building a boardwalk when we visited, so we took a different route and it was muddy but once it's finished it will be easier to get to the falls The sandy area can be a bit tough for some but not impossible. So many scenic views along the way! Recommend going here end of winter and around spring time! Travel light water, sunscreen, some snacks. Being a reserve, dogs are not allowed. There's a public restroom, a squat toilet to be exact. Reception/weak is weak or non existent. As always, let's respect the land and keep ot clean.

At Canal Rocks, the view is simply gorgeous, waves crashing against the rocks, the smell of the sea, rock formations that are so big, and loads of wild flowers

Simply spectacular National park, with some beautiful walking trails, beaches, and places for whale watching. Quite a few points of interest, including a lighthouse, wildflowers and a few cave spots too. Great for walks with plenty of routes to choose from!

This is my 2nd time in Margaret river but my first time hiking in this national park. The view going up is breathtaking and also able to reach the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse but be prepared the trail can be quite challenging so make sure you have a proper walking or hiking shoes. But the view is definitely worth all the effort and sweat.

Great location, beautiful scenery. Whale and dolphin spotting from the balcony was a treat. Close enough to amenities as well.

What a setting...postcard picture beach

Great location, brewery in an old farm shed, with brilliant views over the paddocks. Good range of beers and food. No pizza but delicious chips as a hunger buster. Friendly service, good music playing (not live).

Love the Beer Farm! Such an interesting brewery with great atmosphere. Delicious food, tasty beer, only criticism was there is no cider on tap. We were able to sit inside with the dogs which was great. Highly recommend the tuna tartare.

We went to Beerfarm for a 'a taste' today. Absolutely brilliant. Beers really high quality, food delicious. The Staff we met were amazing...Kaitlyn, Tommy and the modest 'Weston' were welcoming, friendly lots of fun. Thanks guys for a beaut couple of hours. Gaye and Ross👏

Recently dined here with friends and our kids. The kids loved the playground and large area that they could explore. I'm coeliac and discussed the gluten free, coeliac safe options and was informed they had a separate fryer for hot chips and assured that their chicken massman was gluten free and coeliac safe to the best of their ability. The chicken massman was ABSOLUTELY delicious. My husband and I shared both the items we ordered and left feeling very satisfied. Absolutely recommend.

Good and tasty fulfilling food, excellent beer, and a very decent vibe of the place. Great place for family lunch. Playground for kids and large lawn to stroll around. Will be coming back! Keep up the good work, beerfarm team!

Group of 10 of us all found the food very average. Pulled pork Nachos lacked flavour and had a pool of liquid at the bottom of the plate, sauce on the corn was far too salty (and I like salt) and burger was meh. The staff were lovely and atmosphere was nice, unfortunately the food was a let down

We were recommended to visit the beer farm By a friend and we are very glad they did! Food was amazing! Best beef brisket we have ever had. We will definitely be back and tell our friends to also visit.

Great place for brunch / lunch. It has a beautiful lawn with an amazing view. Great to have beer to relax while waiting for your table. Service staff were very friendly and professional. Food was nice but really special or distinctive. The wait for the food is easily 30 mins on a weekend. A beautiful amazing place, recommend visiting f

Had a great lunch for two here. Ambience was. I’ve the service was great too. When I came the QR code ordering system was down. But that didn’t stop the service from being great. Loved the view of nature from the restaurant.

We ordered the fish & chips and soba noodles dish. The fish and chips were so good (one of the best i’ve ever had). The fish was soft and tender and the chips were crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. The soba noodle dish was unique and very refreshing on a summer’s day. The portions were generous too. 10/10 would recommend!

Great range of beers on tap and to take away, popped in to enjoy a taste of the beers, grabbed a paddle after solid recommendations from Noah behind the bar. Noah knew his beers and was more than helpful in choosing beers that I liked and was happy for a chat all things beer. Great view, great playspace for kids, food looked good although we didn’t eat, great range of other drinks, wine cocktails etc. great Yeti range too if you need to add to your collection. We’ll definitely be back when over in the west for a longer afternoon here! Great staff make a great visit. (No food rating as we didn't order any).

Been here a second time and it still doesn’t disappoint. One of my favourite breweries to visit when I come to the Margaret River region. Food was great, especially the various pizzas. The drinks were amazing. Personally loved the cacao stout but the other beers were also highly recommended. Atmosphere was lovely and the scenery was beautiful.

This is probably the best brewery I’ve been to down south. The location is stuff, it looks over some rolling green fields/farm with animals. The staff were knowledgeable and patient as I asked too many questions and made jokes that didn’t land. The different types of beer were fantastic. We got the seasonal paddle which was 18$ and a bargain considering how you get to try six different beers. The wood fire pizza was incredible, 100% recommend that. The merch was also very well priced. It was a great experience and I’ll happily drag some friends there in the future

Stopped in here on our way past today for lunch. Had sensational pan fried whiting. Delish. Great spot, well setup, lovely view and ambience. Bar staff seemed a little disorganised but otherwise a really great spot for lunch

Beautiful white sand beach. Clear turquoise water. A waterfall/river to explore & lots of rocks to climb on. Spot migrating whales from the shore with the naked eye! This spot does not disappoint 🐋 ✨ 🌊

This beach is stunning with blue clear water. The water is calm so it is perfect for kids to enjoy. If it gets too hot in the sun, there is shade from the trees at the lovely grassed area behind the beach. There is wheelchair access right on the beach.

Beautiful beach to stop in and visit. Hard to take a bad photo. Make sure you check out the view from the lookout too.

This is one of several quality beaches that dot the eastern shores of Cape Naturaliste north of Dunsborough in WA. The beach is accessible along Meelup carpark turnoff road and the carpark here allows for plenty of day visitors. There are public toilet and water showers to clean off sand and salt water, picnic area with grass and in the shade of mature trees near the carpark as well. Importantly, the beach has very nice sand, turquoise water and beautiful views. While other beaches we walking past on the Meelup Trail seemed quiet and at times near deserted, Meelup Beach had a fair number of visitors including families with little ones taking advantage of the more comprehensive facilities here.

A pleasant and clean beach, and very quiet during our time of visiting. The car park is reasonably small, and it's a nice place for a picnic of SUP.

One of my favourite beaches around Dunsbrough, and probably the most popular beach for families. We come in January most years and it’s always packed with little nippers on bodyboards or smiling toddlers building sandcastles in the soft sand. It’s popular with overseas tourists, and safer than most other beaches on this part of the coast. It’s well protected and calm, so safe for inexperienced swimmers and overseas visitors who sometimes lack the ability to read the current. Lifesavers are often on duty, and there’s a well shaded picnic area. There’s also an ice cream and flavoured ice van (selling Simmo’s ice cream), and plenty of parking. A great spot to spend a few hours.

Incredible little beach. Only a small group of beachgoers makes it feel like it's almost a private beach. Amazing views

This is a nice seaside promenade area in Busselton with a few restaurants, Visitor Centre, the famous 1.84 km long Busselton Jetty, dedicated swimming area and park. There are a couple of monuments, fun children's playground area, public toilets and plenty of parking. It is a nice area to spend time for families and pretty much anyone who enjoys being by the sea.

Can't believe we killed 5hrs this morning with our toddler just at Busso Jetty foreshore! Came for the jetty train, then the playgrounds and Shelter brewery for lunch, with a quick dip in the clearest water. Been so well maintained and designed, my toddler loved the entire spot. What a stunning location!

Wonderful place and breathtaking scenery and for kids too! Great time to visit during spring for picnic

Last train during winter months is 3pm. I suggest you come early to secure your tix before exploring the foreshore while waiting, else you could be disappointed. You can always enjoy the walk. Very windy during winter ;)

Unfortunately we went on a very wet and windy day but it had great facilities and beautiful gardens. The train trips were shut down due to the weather.

Must must visit, amazing views, good food and best drinks

Nice day out at Bussleton jetty. Walked the 1.8km there. Stopped at the underwater observatory for 20 minutes and took the train back. About 100 dollars for the four of us, so not too expensive. Would recommend the experience to others.

It’s amazing how far the jetty goes when into Geographe bay. You can walk it all the way to the end or you can take the train by booking a ride. You can also add a ticket to the Underwater observatory where you descend down a set of stairs to go the under the sea to view the sea life that uses the underwater reef piles as their feeding ground. Quite therapeutic to stand there and watch the fish. Afterwards you can also visit the Marine discovery centre for some extra insight.

A unique ocean observatory experience! Though set in the middle of the ocean, the observatory sits at a modest depth of just 8m—yet it’s incredible how marine life has transformed the legs of the structure into their own thriving habitat. Getting there is part of the fun too: you can either enjoy a leisurely ride on the slow-moving train or take a scenic walk by foot. A fascinating and family-friendly way to connect with the underwater world!

Really lovely day out. If you’re into fishing, snorkelling or just a fun day out, busselton jetty is a must when you’re in the area. It’s a bit of a shame that the main area is so small and the second you get away from the shore, it seems like theres bot a whole lot to do… however the beaches are great, and you get a lot of souvenirs and info at the jetty info center as well as the main visitor center. Overall recommend going to see this place! We did the ultimate experience off-peak for 50$ each, includes ride on train both ways, the underwater observatory (breath taking experience!!) and the marine discovery center. (Unsure if the discovery center is worth it but all in all, great experience)

Busso Jetty is one of many places I take people to in my tours through the region. It has great history, amazing community volunteers who are all fabulous & is a great local attraction rich in many stories. Definately worth a look whether its just for a few happy snaps or a train ride & underwater observatory visit. Highly recommended.

Well worth a visit, don't hesitate. We enjoyed every aspect, from the informative history to the underwater view at the observatory. Many pics, take the train if 1.8km walk is too long for you.

Worth doing this coastal road while leaving or going to margaret river and see this long jetty specially when the weather is sunny. Some nice resto/cafe/gelato depending of your feeling. Touristic mixed with local vibes. Very nice place to visit.

Today was our second time visiting Busselton jetty! And we loved it just as much as the first we visited! This time we went down to the underwater observatory, and it was so cool seeing the fish in the ocean and the coral on the jetty's posts! We had some fish and chips once we got back to the foreshore!

A big thank you to Kelly, so helpful and gave us some great local knowledge. Yesterday we called in to the visitors centre and we were promptly and delightfully greeted by Kelly, she quickly got to work highlighting all the best spots to visit and even tailored it to suit our needs. We had a fabulous day exploring and Canal Rocks was the highlight

Freindly staff, good selection of gifts worth buying, informative and helpful

The team at the visitor centre is amazing. I lost my earring and on off chance that someone might hand it in, I left my details. I was so stoked to get a call from Natalia to tell me that they had found my earring! ThanQ so much for your top notch service. Much appreciated!

One of the best experiences at a visitor centre! Dionne was so knowledgeable and pointed out some great places to check out in the region which we appreciate since there are so many things to see Heaps of goodies to check out in store Would definitely recommend

Great help. On a holiday for winery visits. Had great maps of area and a "cheat sheet" of wineries in region and their individual products. Saved so much time as only wanted sweet wines. Just had to try breweries and distilleries on map as well.

Thankyou Helen for the most knowledgeable and thorough information we have ever received at a visitor centre. You must repeat it 100 x a day but you were still enthusiastic. Great gift shop as well.

Five star service and friendliness by Natalia. Great information and so pleasant to talk to. Thanks so much

We popped in to the Busselton Museum and it was very interesting. Lots of different exhibits to view and full of local history and stories. Staff were really nice. It was reasonable hot in most of the building without AC but that's a minor issue. Well worth a visit.

So many lovely and interesting things at the museum. Spent a few hours rolling around the exhibits.

Excellent museum using real artefacts of historic and or cultural significance of Busseltons past history and lots more of great interest

Super friendly and nice reception. And for its size, it has an amazing collections that tells a comprehensive history about Busselton and WA. Loved it! Highly recommend 👌

Lots of interesting stuff here, and it's in a nice, quiet location. Staff were very friendly.

Great customer service friendly staff. . Information and interesting historical pieces to view and peruse over. Farm machinery, timber mill model , butter factory workings and more. An awesome yesteryear collection of pictures and artifacts. Tuesday morning is closed for maintenance and repair jobs. Run by local volunteers. Great for school excursions

Fantastic museum showcasing local history. Staff are very friendly and helpful!

Wonderful petting zoo/farm feeding experience. Great variety of animals and the kids absolutely adore the experience - we went twice in two days we were in the area. Educational fun and adorable animals

Who said animal farms are only for kids? I had such a wonderful time at Sunflowers Animal Farm! Feeding and interacting with the animals was an absolute highlight of our trip. The farm is well-kept, the animals are clearly loved and cared for, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. It was my first time feeding and patting a horse—he was so gentle and calm, a truly special moment. This experience really made me fall in love with the charm of country life. Highly recommend a visit for anyone who loves animals or is just looking for a peaceful, hands-on farm experience. Thank you for such a memorable day!

We are 2 grown women from Canada who had a dream to see the kangaroos! We didn’t see any in the wild but this farm more than made up for it! We could pet and feed them, we also saw a momma and Joey! The other animals were great too but the kangaroos were worth every penny for us!

We had a wonderful time at Sunflower Animal Fun! Admission is $16.50 per person for adults and kids aged 2 and above (free for those under 2). For an extra $4, you can get a bucket of animal feed (lettuce, carrots, bread, etc.) get it cos it’s definitely worth it! There are three walk-in enclosures where you can get up close with baby kangaroos, sheep, and cows … a highlight for the little ones! Other animals like horses, goats, alpacas etc can be fed over the fence. Expect to spend about 30 minutes to an hour for a full round. It’s a great introduction to animals for young kids. Facilities are basic and there are portable toilets, so best to go beforehand. Handwashing stations are available at the end of the round. It was generally quiet and we pretty much had most of the farm to ourselves. Overall, a fun, hands-on farm experience for families!

The children would enjoy this place as it allows feeding the animals with a bucket of feed for $4. However, the instructions to get the feed after buying tickets was unclear. The area is small and takes about an hour to see everything. The portable toilets were dirty. Given the conditions, I would not go back again.

Absolutely loved this place!! The staff look after the animals so well and the animals are that gorgeous and friendly will definitely be back. I mean just look at this good looking chap!

A great little place for the kids. So many animals and you can feed almost all of them. Do think the toilet facilities need a massive upgrade as they are currently portaloo’s. Only takes around 1 hr to see everything.

1.4km Possum Spotlighting Trail was nice by day walking thru the rare Tuart trees, walk starts just where Layman Rd turns off west of Tuart Drive. 2 picnic tables, interpretive signs, and signs to loos, but couldn't see where the loos were! Short boardwalk also out to Malbup Bird Hide (but it was almost dry late March & only 1 heron in sight, lots of midges, and signs re mozzies - for tons of waterbirds instead we drove a short distance south to James Richardson Park on Estuary View Drive). We did see Fairywrens, a Ringneck Parrot, Gerygone and Bronze wings on the Possum Trail by day. Empty on a Monday. Signs recommend also coming at night to walk the trail and spot night animals and birds. Picnic Area also across the main road.

Beautiful scenery, lillys over the entire area floor. 4wd needed if venturing in with car. Kangaroos all over, serene and grass areas to sit and relax and take it all in

Tuart trail is a little ways away, has nice flowers and shrubs but the trail is only 600m long. Cannot recommended to anyone wanting a proper trail walk. Bring mozi spray if your going.

A very special forest . Lots of animals and birds and trees and at this time of year fungi as well.

Beautiful National Park. Huge Tuart Trees. One of a kind in the world. A number of Tuart forests stretch along this part.of the coast line. To the West is Ludlow North Road, to the East is the Bussell Highway. Follow Ludlow Road to the old mill toen of Ludlow and the Tourist drive. T w rrific drive and scenery. Just watch our for Kangaroos.

Nice peaceful place to have a walk. Make sure you whack on some mozzie spray especially after it rains.

Given it's history...It's got a lovely calm essence about it now...I just wish lazy pigs would stop dumping their rubbish in there.....ruins it in so many ways.