Top Margaret River Coffee & Tea Tours

At Yahava KoffeeWorks in Margaret River, serious coffee lovers—as well as those who want to learn more about coffee—will get a behind-the-scenes look at this favorite local java joint. During the "Taste Adventure," see the process from roasting to brewing and enjoy samples of brews. Booking this activity in advance ensures you won't risk a sold-out experience.

Get acquainted with Margaret River's diversity of attractions and products, including its boutique wineries, on this small-group tour. This tour starts with a visit to a farm where you can hand-feed emus and alpacas, followed by breakfast with homemade scones, local roasted coffee, and tea. Throughout the day, visit wineries, as well as a variety of local producers and places of interest, such as a chocolate factory, and enjoy lunch at an organic olive farm.

Travelers who want to taste wine and more in Margaret River—Western Australia’s premier wine-producing region—can get their fill on this tour. Take a guided journey through the region and learn more about its culture and history as you go. Stop to sample wine, get a behind-the-scenes look at the winemaking process, and enjoy a lunch with local beer or more wine.

Cruise Caves Road, the artery that connects Margaret River’s vineyards, on this cool and casual adventure tailored to dudes and dudettes. Get hands-on with a wine blending experience and enjoy your bin with lunch; savor tastings at three award-winning boutique wineries; and discover the flavors of gourmet chocolate. Your package includes hotel pickup and drop-off from your Margaret River accommodation and all food and drink except your beverage in the last brewery.

Planning tastings and transport in the Margaret River region can be time-consuming, especially if you want to sample its wines without worrying about driving. This small-group tour takes care of the logistics, visiting three handpicked wineries for guided tastings, with lunch included at one of the venues. Along the way, enjoy a bonus stop to sample locally made chocolates, then finish the day at a regional brewery, where you can purchase beers to try if you choose.