Start the day with a short stop at the popular Bunbury Farmers Market for breakfast and coffee. Enjoy a variety of fresh pastries, local produce, and gourmet treats while taking a break before continuing south.

Arrive at the iconic Busselton Jetty, the longest timber jetty in the Southern Hemisphere, stretching 1.841 kilometres into the calm waters of Geographe Bay. Take the Busselton Jetty Train for a relaxing ride along the historic pier, enjoying panoramic ocean views of this famous coastal landmark.

Continue to Vasse Felix, the founding winery of the Margaret River wine region established in 1967. Here you will enjoy a wine tasting experience, learning about the region’s world-renowned wine production, particularly its elegant Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay. The estate offers a beautiful vineyard setting and a sophisticated cellar door where visitors can experience the premium wines that made Margaret River famous. The winery visit may vary, and a similar winery will be arranged depending on availability on the day.

Visit the spectacular Surfers Point, located near the mouth of the Margaret River. This world-famous surf break hosts international surfing competitions and offers dramatic views of the Indian Ocean coastline. Walk along the viewing platforms and watch waves rolling into the rugged shoreline.

Enjoy lunch at Sea Garden Café (self-cost), a relaxed local café offering fresh regional dishes and a welcoming atmosphere. This stop allows you to enjoy a comfortable meal while experiencing the laid-back lifestyle of the Margaret River region.

After visiting the coast, the journey continues inland into the majestic Boranup Karri Forest, one of the most breathtaking forest landscapes in Western Australia. Drive through a peaceful corridor of towering karri trees, some reaching over 60 metres high, forming a natural cathedral of light and shadow. Sunlight filters through the high canopy, creating a magical atmosphere that feels both serene and awe-inspiring. Take a short walk among these ancient giants, breathe in the fresh forest air, and enjoy a quiet moment surrounded by nature. This stop offers a perfect contrast to the rugged coastline, showcasing the rich diversity of the Margaret River region.