The South West’s natural wonders provide the perfect backdrop for nature based fun and exploration with the family this winter! It’s a stunning time of year to visit the Margaret River region in all its gorgeous lush greenery. Breathe in the fresh air and have a well-deserved break away.
From watching storms roll in on pristine, sandy beaches, to exploring ancient caves and encountering fascinating wildlife! The Margaret River region offers a wide range of nature-based activities that will create lasting memories, and we’re giving you our top five!
Beachcombing & Storm Views
The South West is known for its breathtaking coastline and the winter weather shouldn’t turn you away! Spend a day with your kids exploring the shoreline, collecting seashells and seeing what the winter currents have washed ashore. Let their creativity run wild with a new sand castle build while you soak up the winter sun and surf. Smiths Beach in Yallingup is one of the best for winter storm watching, with its glorious long stretch of soft sand!
Caving Adventures
If you’ve already explored topside, take the fam into the intriguing world of underground caves found in the region. Enjoy exciting guided tours through Mammoth Cave, Lake Cave or Ngilgi Cave! These geological formations have taken thousands of years to form! This winter the water level in Margeret River’s Lake Cave has reached its highest point in decades, offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for you to experience the cave in this majestic state.
Wildlife Encounters
The wildlife parks and sanctuaries in the area offer a variety of experiences for the family. Spy friendly kangaroos and wallabies, or hold a snake at the Discover Deadly Reptile Education Centre. And don’t forget to take a trip to the Busselton Jetty to marvel at the colourful marine life (while walking along the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere).
Forest Exploration
Lush green forests await you this winter! Take a hike through the majestic Karri Forrest, exploring the well-marked trails and breathing in the fresh, forest air. The view through the car window even provides a window into nature for the kids!
Whale Watching
From June to November you can witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of whale migration. Take a whale watching your from Augusta or Busselton and marvel at the graceful humpback and southern right whales as they pass by the South West coastline. This is one the kids will remember!
Get ready to connect with nature, nurture your kids curiosity, and create unforgettable experiences in this captivating corner of the world! Grab your umbrella, tie your scarf, and embark on a new adventure in the Margaret River region.
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Shane from Bedford
Perfect for quite the getaway from the hussle and bussle. Absolutely loved waking up to the sound of the waves and just relaxing.
Charlene from Willetton
Bay Beach House - Peppermint Grove Beach, Peppermint Grove Beach
Fantastic place to stay in Augusta close to the river and beach, already planning our next stay!
Janine from Mt Hawthorn
Beautiful home! Great location! Amazing views! Will return again for sure!
Alecia
Red Door Gnarabup, Gnarabup
What an amazing place. Ocean views, comfy, great location. We’ve found our favourite place!
Brian from Victoria Park
Red Door Gnarabup, Gnarabup
A great beachside escape.
Sam from Aberdeen, UK
Gorgeous home in a fantastic location, perfect size for a large family, and we loved seeing all the kangaroos.
Wueseter from Shoalwater, Australia
Kangaroo Retreat - Margaret River, Margaret River
Excellent location, great home with plenty of space!
Peter from Perth
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