Your Ultimate Spring Bucketlist

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Your Ultimate Spring Bucket List

30 Days 30 Ways. Here's our top 30 tips to experience the Margaret River Region this spring.

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Find Culture on Wadandi Boodja

Take time to appreciate Country by visiting some of the region’s lesser known locations.

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Family Friendly Margaret River

The best things to do in Margaret River with toddlers, teens and tweens.

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Day Trip Inspiration

How to connect with the land in one day in the Margaret River Region.

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Busselton’s Best Kept Secrets

Scratch below the surface and discover the new and the wonderful of this seaside town.

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LOCAL FAVOURITES

Insider tips on how to best enjoy the Margaret River Region.

Evan Gill

With the top title of Estate Sommelier at Vasse Felix, Evan isn't shy of using superlatives to describe the place where he lives.

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Sarina Kamini

Sarina is a passionate foodie and a champion of the outdoors and nature. Discover her favourites.

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TOP PICKS FOR VISITORS

Itinerary: 7 Days of Spring

Family-friendly springtime fun, from from whale watching and wine tasting to caves, picnics and giant mazes.

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WHAT'S ON

What’s On: October

In just a few months we have gone from zero to hero with a super busy events calendar in the Margaret River Region.

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Come join us in the Margaret River Region this spring. Book with one of our local experts now.

Affordable Accommodation

Spring time offers a great window to visit the region before Christmas.

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Exciting Itineraries

From DIY trails to bookable experiences, these itineraries highlight some of the best the region's got to offer.

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Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse

Visit the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia.

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Whale Watching

Catch a glimpse of these gentle giants in Geographe Bay.

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Eat & Drink

Pre-book your wine tasting and dining experiences in advance to avoid disappointment.

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“We acknowledge the Wadandi (Saltwater and Forest) people as the traditional owners of this region.While visiting, we ask that you walk softly, taking the time to listen to and care for Boodja (Country).”