Whale Watching
7 Min drive
(June–August)
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Whale watching in Augusta offers a rare and unforgettable opportunity to witness two incredible species - Humpback Whales and Southern Right Whales - sharing the same waters in Flinders Bay during the winter migration season (late May to August). This unique overlap is found in few places around Australia, and the calm coexistence between the two species is a fascinating sight. While they typically keep to their own areas of the bay, rare interactions marked by mutual curiosity have been observed.
Whale Watch Western Australia operates daily tours from the modern Augusta Boat Harbour, taking guests aboard a luxurious 25-metre vessel equipped with underwater cameras and hydrophones for both visual and auditory encounters. With expert commentary from cetacean specialists and a 100% lifetime sighting guarantee, it's a powerful, educational, and family-friendly experience that connects you deeply with these majestic marine giants.
Departure location: Augusta Boat Harbour, Leeuwin Road, Augusta, WA
Ph: 0483 966 322
7 Min drive
(June–August)
Ask me for a 10% discount with the best local crew!
Whale watching in Augusta offers a rare and unforgettable opportunity to witness two incredible species - Humpback Whales and Southern Right Whales - sharing the same waters in Flinders Bay during the winter migration season (late May to August). This unique overlap is found in few places around Australia, and the calm coexistence between the two species is a fascinating sight. While they typically keep to their own areas of the bay, rare interactions marked by mutual curiosity have been observed.
Whale Watch Western Australia operates daily tours from the modern Augusta Boat Harbour, taking guests aboard a luxurious 25-metre vessel equipped with underwater cameras and hydrophones for both visual and auditory encounters. With expert commentary from cetacean specialists and a 100% lifetime sighting guarantee, it's a powerful, educational, and family-friendly experience that connects you deeply with these majestic marine giants.
Departure location: Augusta Boat Harbour, Leeuwin Road, Augusta, WA
Ph: 0483 966 322
The Augusta Boat Harbour
7 Min drive
A modern, world-class facility catering to both recreational and commercial maritime activities. A safe haven along the 430 km stretch between Busselton and Albany, providing essential services for vessels navigating this rugged coastline.
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Recreational Opportunities:
Beyond its functional offerings, the Augusta Boat Harbour is a hub for community events and tourism. It serves as a departure point for whale watching cruises during the migration season from June to September. The harbour also features a viewing platform offering spectacular views of Flinders Bay, and it's a popular location for events like the Gourmet Escape and Blessing of the Fleet.
Whether you're launching a boat, enjoying a picnic, or simply taking in the scenic views, the Augusta Boat Harbour provides a blend of utility and leisure for all visitors.
Leeuwin Rd, Leeuwin WA, Australia
Ph: 08 9216 8200
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7 Min drive
A modern, world-class facility catering to both recreational and commercial maritime activities. A safe haven along the 430 km stretch between Busselton and Albany, providing essential services for vessels navigating this rugged coastline.
Key Features:
- Boating Facilities: The harbour boasts a four-lane boat launching facility with floating finger jetties, a 50-meter land-backed service wharf, and 40 boat pens accommodating both commercial and recreational vessels.
- Amenities: Visitors can enjoy public toilets, showers, and a pavilion. The harbour is equipped with BBQs and a spacious grassed area, perfect for picnics.
- Accessibility: Designed with inclusivity in mind, the harbour provides purpose-built facilities for people with disabilities, including universal access pontoons, tactile pathways, and accessible toilets and showers.
- Security and Services: The facility is under 24-hour CCTV surveillance and offers services such as single and three-phase power, water supply, and lighting.
- Parking: Ample parking is available, with car-and-trailer parking for 160 vehicles and additional car parking for 80 vehicles.
Recreational Opportunities:
Beyond its functional offerings, the Augusta Boat Harbour is a hub for community events and tourism. It serves as a departure point for whale watching cruises during the migration season from June to September. The harbour also features a viewing platform offering spectacular views of Flinders Bay, and it's a popular location for events like the Gourmet Escape and Blessing of the Fleet.
Whether you're launching a boat, enjoying a picnic, or simply taking in the scenic views, the Augusta Boat Harbour provides a blend of utility and leisure for all visitors.
Leeuwin Rd, Leeuwin WA, Australia
Ph: 08 9216 8200
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Rare Foods Australia - Abalone at the Boat Harbour
6 Min drive
(June–August)
Discover a unique blend of ocean innovation and culinary delight with Rare Foods Australia's Abalone and Wine Tour in Augusta. This one-hour experience takes you behind the scenes at the world’s only wild-enhanced abalone ranch—also the only one in the world using MSC-certified sustainable practices to produce premium Greenlip Abalone.
You'll explore live tanks, diver operations, and the processing facility, then learn about their pioneering ocean-cellared wine, matured beneath the waves of Flinders Bay. The tour ends at the Ocean Pantry, where you’ll enjoy freshly cooked abalone paired with their signature wine—an unforgettable taste of Augusta’s coastline.
Leeuwin Rd, Augusta WA 6290
Ph: 0861818888
Mlb: 0417 910 023
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6 Min drive
(June–August)
Discover a unique blend of ocean innovation and culinary delight with Rare Foods Australia's Abalone and Wine Tour in Augusta. This one-hour experience takes you behind the scenes at the world’s only wild-enhanced abalone ranch—also the only one in the world using MSC-certified sustainable practices to produce premium Greenlip Abalone.
You'll explore live tanks, diver operations, and the processing facility, then learn about their pioneering ocean-cellared wine, matured beneath the waves of Flinders Bay. The tour ends at the Ocean Pantry, where you’ll enjoy freshly cooked abalone paired with their signature wine—an unforgettable taste of Augusta’s coastline.
Leeuwin Rd, Augusta WA 6290
Ph: 0861818888
Mlb: 0417 910 023
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Ellis Street Jetty
9 Min walk
A peaceful riverside spot where the Blackwood River meets the ocean. Popular for fishing, kayaking, and dolphin spotting, it’s also the launch point for scenic river cruises. With picnic areas, boat ramps, and stunning views, it’s a great place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the region.
Ellis St, Augusta WA 6290
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9 Min walk
A peaceful riverside spot where the Blackwood River meets the ocean. Popular for fishing, kayaking, and dolphin spotting, it’s also the launch point for scenic river cruises. With picnic areas, boat ramps, and stunning views, it’s a great place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the region.
Ellis St, Augusta WA 6290
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River Tours & Houseboat hire
9 Min walk
The best way to explore Augusta’s stunning natural beauty is on a River Tour aboard the Dolphin Discoverer, departing from Ellis Street Jetty - just 400m from town. The cruise takes you past historic sites, riverside homes, and East Augusta, revealing a landscape rich in birdlife, fish, and marine mammals. You'll spot everything from sea eagles, pelicans, and black swans to the resident pod of bottlenose dolphins, often seen playing near the boat.
The journey winds through Hardy Inlet’s shallow, biodiverse waters and into the Blackwood River, with views of secluded picnic spots, paperbark forests, and nesting darters. Private charters can include swimming, fishing, or a riverside BBQ, with the option to explore further upriver or connect with local wineries like Glenarty Road or Hamelin Bay Wines.
Ellis Street Jetty, Augusta, WA
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9 Min walk
The best way to explore Augusta’s stunning natural beauty is on a River Tour aboard the Dolphin Discoverer, departing from Ellis Street Jetty - just 400m from town. The cruise takes you past historic sites, riverside homes, and East Augusta, revealing a landscape rich in birdlife, fish, and marine mammals. You'll spot everything from sea eagles, pelicans, and black swans to the resident pod of bottlenose dolphins, often seen playing near the boat.
The journey winds through Hardy Inlet’s shallow, biodiverse waters and into the Blackwood River, with views of secluded picnic spots, paperbark forests, and nesting darters. Private charters can include swimming, fishing, or a riverside BBQ, with the option to explore further upriver or connect with local wineries like Glenarty Road or Hamelin Bay Wines.
Ellis Street Jetty, Augusta, WA
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Augusta Wild Fish Tour
9 Min walk
Experience the serenity of the Blackwood River on a guided fishing tour with local expert Rob Dawson—a licensed operator and tournament-winning angler. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned fisherman, Rob tailors each trip to suit your level.
All gear is provided, and tours depart from Ellis Street Jetty or Alexandra Bridge. Choose a half-day, full-day, or custom adventure for up to four people, with flexible pick-up points along the river. It’s the perfect mix of peaceful nature and exciting, lure-based fishing.
Departing from either Ellis Street Jetty or Alexander Bridge guided tour.
Ellis St, Augusta WA 6290
Ph: 0488 562 022
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9 Min walk
Experience the serenity of the Blackwood River on a guided fishing tour with local expert Rob Dawson—a licensed operator and tournament-winning angler. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned fisherman, Rob tailors each trip to suit your level.
All gear is provided, and tours depart from Ellis Street Jetty or Alexandra Bridge. Choose a half-day, full-day, or custom adventure for up to four people, with flexible pick-up points along the river. It’s the perfect mix of peaceful nature and exciting, lure-based fishing.
Departing from either Ellis Street Jetty or Alexander Bridge guided tour.
Ellis St, Augusta WA 6290
Ph: 0488 562 022
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Augusta Wild Fish Tour
9 Min walk
Experience the serenity of the Blackwood River on a guided fishing tour with local expert Rob Dawson—a licensed operator and tournament-winning angler. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned fisherman, Rob tailors each trip to suit your level.
All gear is provided, and tours depart from Ellis Street Jetty or Alexandra Bridge. Choose a half-day, full-day, or custom adventure for up to four people, with flexible pick-up points along the river. It’s the perfect mix of peaceful nature and exciting, lure-based fishing.
Departing from either Ellis Street Jetty or Alexander Bridge guided tour.
Ellis St, Augusta WA 6290
Ph: 0488 562 022
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9 Min walk
Experience the serenity of the Blackwood River on a guided fishing tour with local expert Rob Dawson—a licensed operator and tournament-winning angler. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned fisherman, Rob tailors each trip to suit your level.
All gear is provided, and tours depart from Ellis Street Jetty or Alexandra Bridge. Choose a half-day, full-day, or custom adventure for up to four people, with flexible pick-up points along the river. It’s the perfect mix of peaceful nature and exciting, lure-based fishing.
Departing from either Ellis Street Jetty or Alexander Bridge guided tour.
Ellis St, Augusta WA 6290
Ph: 0488 562 022
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Augusta X-treme Outdoor Sports, Boat, Dive and Camping Hire
4 Min drive
Foilboard, Kiteboard, Windsure, Paddleboard, Wingfoiling, Kitesurfing Hire and Lessons
A premier water sports provider based in Augusta and Margaret River. Established in 2002 by Simon Peters, a seasoned water sports enthusiast and certified instructor, the company offers a range of services including lessons and equipment sales for kitesurfing, wingfoiling, windsurfing, and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP).
Their instructional programs cater to all skill levels, from beginners to advanced riders, emphasizing safety and skill development. Lessons are conducted by experienced instructors with a deep understanding of local wind and water conditions.
In addition to lessons, Mainbreak Water Sports provides equipment sales and rentals, featuring top brands in the industry.
Ph: 0419959053
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Augusta lessons location: 1 Chaudiere Place Augusta, WA 6290
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4 Min drive
Foilboard, Kiteboard, Windsure, Paddleboard, Wingfoiling, Kitesurfing Hire and Lessons
A premier water sports provider based in Augusta and Margaret River. Established in 2002 by Simon Peters, a seasoned water sports enthusiast and certified instructor, the company offers a range of services including lessons and equipment sales for kitesurfing, wingfoiling, windsurfing, and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP).
Their instructional programs cater to all skill levels, from beginners to advanced riders, emphasizing safety and skill development. Lessons are conducted by experienced instructors with a deep understanding of local wind and water conditions.
In addition to lessons, Mainbreak Water Sports provides equipment sales and rentals, featuring top brands in the industry.
Ph: 0419959053
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Augusta lessons location: 1 Chaudiere Place Augusta, WA 6290
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Cape Mentelle Winery – beanbag cinema in summer
37 Min drive
Cape Mentelle is one of Margaret River’s most iconic wineries, renowned for its pioneering role in shaping the region’s wine identity. Established in 1970, it was among the “founding five” wineries that helped put Margaret River on the global wine map. The estate gained international acclaim after winning the prestigious Jimmy Watson Memorial Trophy in consecutive years (1983 and 1984) for its Cabernet Sauvignon The winery offers a variety of immersive experiences. Guests can enjoy tastings in the rammed-earth Cellar Door, explore the historic Wallcliffe Vineyard, or join a Behind the Scenes Tour that delves into the winemaking process from vine to bottle . Cape Mentelle also hosts seasonal outdoor movie nights under the stars, complete with bean bags, a food truck, and a bar .
Cape Mentelle, 331 Wallcliffe Rd, Margaret River WA 6285
Ph: 08 9757 0812
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37 Min drive
Cape Mentelle is one of Margaret River’s most iconic wineries, renowned for its pioneering role in shaping the region’s wine identity. Established in 1970, it was among the “founding five” wineries that helped put Margaret River on the global wine map. The estate gained international acclaim after winning the prestigious Jimmy Watson Memorial Trophy in consecutive years (1983 and 1984) for its Cabernet Sauvignon The winery offers a variety of immersive experiences. Guests can enjoy tastings in the rammed-earth Cellar Door, explore the historic Wallcliffe Vineyard, or join a Behind the Scenes Tour that delves into the winemaking process from vine to bottle . Cape Mentelle also hosts seasonal outdoor movie nights under the stars, complete with bean bags, a food truck, and a bar .
Cape Mentelle, 331 Wallcliffe Rd, Margaret River WA 6285
Ph: 08 9757 0812
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Boranup Drive - Margaret River
35 Min drive
Boranup Drive is located within the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, approximately 30 kilometers north of Augusta. A scenic 14-kilometre unsealed road winding through the majestic Boranup Karri Forest in Western Australia's Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. This tranquil drive immerses visitors in a cathedral of towering karri trees, some reaching over 60 metres in height, creating a serene and awe-inspiring atmosphere.
Accessible to two-wheel-drive vehicles, the drive features highlights such as the Boranup Lookout, offering panoramic views over the forest canopy and out to Hamelin Bay. In spring, the forest floor comes alive with vibrant wildflowers, adding a splash of colour to the lush greenery.
Caves Road, Margaret River, Western Australia, 6285
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35 Min drive
Boranup Drive is located within the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, approximately 30 kilometers north of Augusta. A scenic 14-kilometre unsealed road winding through the majestic Boranup Karri Forest in Western Australia's Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. This tranquil drive immerses visitors in a cathedral of towering karri trees, some reaching over 60 metres in height, creating a serene and awe-inspiring atmosphere.
Accessible to two-wheel-drive vehicles, the drive features highlights such as the Boranup Lookout, offering panoramic views over the forest canopy and out to Hamelin Bay. In spring, the forest floor comes alive with vibrant wildflowers, adding a splash of colour to the lush greenery.
Caves Road, Margaret River, Western Australia, 6285
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Boranup Drive - Margaret River
26 Min drive
Approximately 30 kilometers north of Augusta, Western Australia. Established in 1989 by James and Anne Howieson, the gallery showcases an impressive collection of handcrafted solid timber furniture made from premium West Australian hardwoods such as jarrah, marri, karri, blackbutt, and sheoak. In addition to furniture, visitors can explore a diverse range of artworks including paintings, glassworks, ceramics, sculptures, woodturning, jewelry, and metalwork, all created by local and national artists.
The gallery is housed in a distinctive rammed earth building with a cathedral-style roof, enhancing the serene forest ambiance. It's a popular stop for travelers exploring the Margaret River region, offering a unique blend of art, craftsmanship, and natural beauty.
7981 Caves Road, Margaret River, WA, 6285
Ph: 0418 932 790
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26 Min drive
Approximately 30 kilometers north of Augusta, Western Australia. Established in 1989 by James and Anne Howieson, the gallery showcases an impressive collection of handcrafted solid timber furniture made from premium West Australian hardwoods such as jarrah, marri, karri, blackbutt, and sheoak. In addition to furniture, visitors can explore a diverse range of artworks including paintings, glassworks, ceramics, sculptures, woodturning, jewelry, and metalwork, all created by local and national artists.
The gallery is housed in a distinctive rammed earth building with a cathedral-style roof, enhancing the serene forest ambiance. It's a popular stop for travelers exploring the Margaret River region, offering a unique blend of art, craftsmanship, and natural beauty.
7981 Caves Road, Margaret River, WA, 6285
Ph: 0418 932 790
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Jewel Cave Guided Tour
9 Min drive
Jewel Cave is Western Australia's largest show cave, located approximately 10 minutes north of Augusta along Caves Road in Deepdene. This magnificent cave features three massive chambers adorned with intricate crystal formations, including one of the longest straw stalactites found in any tourist cave in Australia. Visitors can embark on a fully guided one-hour tour to explore the cave's natural wonders, learn about its geological history, and hear tales of the now-extinct Tasmanian Tigers whose remains were discovered within. After the tour, guests can enjoy a self-guided walk through the surrounding karri forest or relax at the on-site café. The Jewel Cave Centre is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with tours operating at limited numbers, so booking ahead is recommended.
Jewel Caves Rd, Deepdene WA 6290
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9 Min drive
Jewel Cave is Western Australia's largest show cave, located approximately 10 minutes north of Augusta along Caves Road in Deepdene. This magnificent cave features three massive chambers adorned with intricate crystal formations, including one of the longest straw stalactites found in any tourist cave in Australia. Visitors can embark on a fully guided one-hour tour to explore the cave's natural wonders, learn about its geological history, and hear tales of the now-extinct Tasmanian Tigers whose remains were discovered within. After the tour, guests can enjoy a self-guided walk through the surrounding karri forest or relax at the on-site café. The Jewel Cave Centre is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with tours operating at limited numbers, so booking ahead is recommended.
Jewel Caves Rd, Deepdene WA 6290
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Lake Cave Guided Tour
28 Min drive
Lake Cave is a captivating limestone chamber nestled beneath the karri forests of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, approximately 20 minutes south of Margaret River and about 40 minutes north of Augusta along Caves Road. Renowned for its tranquil underground lake and the unique 'Suspended Table' formation, a massive crystal decoration seemingly floating above the water, this cave offers a mesmerizing experience. Visitors descend through a dramatic sinkhole, known as a doline, into a sunken forest before entering the cave's pristine chamber. Guided one-hour tours illuminate the cave's delicate formations and provide insights into its geological history. Due to limited tour numbers, advance booking is recommended.
Caves Rd & Conto Rd, Forest Grove, WA 6285
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28 Min drive
Lake Cave is a captivating limestone chamber nestled beneath the karri forests of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, approximately 20 minutes south of Margaret River and about 40 minutes north of Augusta along Caves Road. Renowned for its tranquil underground lake and the unique 'Suspended Table' formation, a massive crystal decoration seemingly floating above the water, this cave offers a mesmerizing experience. Visitors descend through a dramatic sinkhole, known as a doline, into a sunken forest before entering the cave's pristine chamber. Guided one-hour tours illuminate the cave's delicate formations and provide insights into its geological history. Due to limited tour numbers, advance booking is recommended.
Caves Rd & Conto Rd, Forest Grove, WA 6285
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Caves Road Drive
35 Min drive
Caves Road is a renowned 111-kilometer scenic drive in Western Australia's South West, connecting Busselton in the north to Augusta in the south. Running parallel to the coast and set inland, it offers travelers a picturesque journey through diverse landscapes. The route is characterized by sweeping vineyards, olive groves, and lush pastures, transitioning into dense forests of jarrah, marri, and towering karri trees as you head south. Along the way, visitors can explore numerous attractions, including renowned wineries, art galleries, and several of the region's famous limestone caves. Notably, the drive passes through the majestic Boranup Karri Forest, where towering trees create a serene canopy overhead. Caves Road is celebrated for its natural beauty and is considered a must-do for those exploring the Margaret River region.
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35 Min drive
Caves Road is a renowned 111-kilometer scenic drive in Western Australia's South West, connecting Busselton in the north to Augusta in the south. Running parallel to the coast and set inland, it offers travelers a picturesque journey through diverse landscapes. The route is characterized by sweeping vineyards, olive groves, and lush pastures, transitioning into dense forests of jarrah, marri, and towering karri trees as you head south. Along the way, visitors can explore numerous attractions, including renowned wineries, art galleries, and several of the region's famous limestone caves. Notably, the drive passes through the majestic Boranup Karri Forest, where towering trees create a serene canopy overhead. Caves Road is celebrated for its natural beauty and is considered a must-do for those exploring the Margaret River region.
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Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse
11 Min drive
Located at the most south-westerly point of mainland Australia, where the Indian and Southern Oceans converge, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse stands as the tallest mainland lighthouse in the country. Constructed in 1895 from local limestone, it remains a vital working lighthouse guiding vessels navigating the treacherous cape. Visitors can embark on guided tours to learn about its rich maritime history and enjoy breathtaking views from the top. The site also features an Interpretive Centre housed in one of the original lightkeepers' cottages, offering insights into the lives of the lighthouse keepers and the lighthouse's construction. The lighthouse is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with tours departing every 30 minutes
Leeuwin Rd, Augusta WA 6290
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11 Min drive
Located at the most south-westerly point of mainland Australia, where the Indian and Southern Oceans converge, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse stands as the tallest mainland lighthouse in the country. Constructed in 1895 from local limestone, it remains a vital working lighthouse guiding vessels navigating the treacherous cape. Visitors can embark on guided tours to learn about its rich maritime history and enjoy breathtaking views from the top. The site also features an Interpretive Centre housed in one of the original lightkeepers' cottages, offering insights into the lives of the lighthouse keepers and the lighthouse's construction. The lighthouse is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with tours departing every 30 minutes
Leeuwin Rd, Augusta WA 6290
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Hamelin Bay Beach
17 Min drive
Stingrays, sometimes Dolphins, Scuba Diving, Fishing, Snorkelling, Swimming, nearby winery
Hamelin Bay, located just north of Augusta along Western Australia's stunning southwest coast, is a serene open sandy bay renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and friendly stingrays that frequent the shoreline. Visitors can enjoy personal interactions with these remarkable creatures, which can measure up to two metres wide, as they swim around in their natural habitat. The sheltered bay is ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and fishing, with opportunities to explore nearby shipwrecks and caves. Facilities include a boat ramp, public toilets, and a nearby caravan park, making it a perfect spot for a day trip or extended stay. Hamelin Bay is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and beachgoers exploring the Margaret River region.
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17 Min drive
Stingrays, sometimes Dolphins, Scuba Diving, Fishing, Snorkelling, Swimming, nearby winery
Hamelin Bay, located just north of Augusta along Western Australia's stunning southwest coast, is a serene open sandy bay renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and friendly stingrays that frequent the shoreline. Visitors can enjoy personal interactions with these remarkable creatures, which can measure up to two metres wide, as they swim around in their natural habitat. The sheltered bay is ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and fishing, with opportunities to explore nearby shipwrecks and caves. Facilities include a boat ramp, public toilets, and a nearby caravan park, making it a perfect spot for a day trip or extended stay. Hamelin Bay is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and beachgoers exploring the Margaret River region.
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Yallingup Beach & Rabbit Hill
65 Min drive
Dog friendly
Yallingup Beach and Rabbit Hill offer a captivating blend of serene coastal beauty and exhilarating surf, making them standout destinations in Western Australia's Margaret River region. Yallingup Beach features a tranquil lagoon, ideal for families and swimmers seeking calm waters. Just north, Rabbit Hill provides a vantage point with a carpark and lookout, offering panoramic views of the coastline. This area is renowned for its challenging surf break, attracting seasoned surfers, including local legend Taj Burrow. Visitors can also enjoy the Wardanup Trail, a 6.3km loop starting from Rabbit Hill Carpark, which meanders through coastal heath and offers stunning ocean vistas.
Dog owners will appreciate the designated dog-friendly zones north of the Dawson Drive access path. Recent upgrades have enhanced accessibility, making Yallingup Beach and Rabbit Hill must-visit spots for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
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65 Min drive
Dog friendly
Yallingup Beach and Rabbit Hill offer a captivating blend of serene coastal beauty and exhilarating surf, making them standout destinations in Western Australia's Margaret River region. Yallingup Beach features a tranquil lagoon, ideal for families and swimmers seeking calm waters. Just north, Rabbit Hill provides a vantage point with a carpark and lookout, offering panoramic views of the coastline. This area is renowned for its challenging surf break, attracting seasoned surfers, including local legend Taj Burrow. Visitors can also enjoy the Wardanup Trail, a 6.3km loop starting from Rabbit Hill Carpark, which meanders through coastal heath and offers stunning ocean vistas.
Dog owners will appreciate the designated dog-friendly zones north of the Dawson Drive access path. Recent upgrades have enhanced accessibility, making Yallingup Beach and Rabbit Hill must-visit spots for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
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Gnarabup Beach
40 Min Drive
Located just a 10-minute drive from Margaret River in Western Australia, is a beloved coastal destination known for its pristine white sands and clear turquoise waters. Protected by offshore reefs, the beach offers calm conditions ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and stand-up paddleboarding, while also attracting surfers to its offshore breaks. The beach features a jetty for fishing and boat launching, and is home to the popular White Elephant Beach Café, where visitors can enjoy ocean views and refreshments. Dog owners will appreciate the designated dog-friendly area accessible via the Reef Drive carpark.
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40 Min Drive
Located just a 10-minute drive from Margaret River in Western Australia, is a beloved coastal destination known for its pristine white sands and clear turquoise waters. Protected by offshore reefs, the beach offers calm conditions ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and stand-up paddleboarding, while also attracting surfers to its offshore breaks. The beach features a jetty for fishing and boat launching, and is home to the popular White Elephant Beach Café, where visitors can enjoy ocean views and refreshments. Dog owners will appreciate the designated dog-friendly area accessible via the Reef Drive carpark.
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