All Margaret River Tours & Excursions in 2026

Visit one of the most beautiful limestone caves in Western Australia on this guided tour of Lake Cave. Descend through a sinkhole in the earth and a sunken forest, and emerge into a cave full of crystal formations. Your guide will teach you about the history and geology of the cave. Also get the chance to look down on the cave from a viewing platform in the treetops, and visit the above-ground interpretive center.

Driving between Margaret River’s wineries means someone in your group misses out on the tastings, and the region’s back roads can be tricky to navigate. Leave the car behind on a small-group tour with door-to-door transfers, stopping at several local wineries to sample the region’s wines. Then, sit down to lunch at a local brewery before heading back.

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.

Experience all the highlights of Margaret River in one day—from a local coffee roastery to family-owned boutique wineries and the magnificent Boranup Karri Forest. This small-group guided tour includes a scenic drive through the countryside, lunch at the Berry Farm Cottage Garden Cafe, and the opportunity to learn about winemaking with personalised tastings and an in-depth tour of family-operated wineries.

Explore the spectacular Margaret River region without battling the crowds on a large group tour; this excursion caps traveler numbers for an intimate, relaxed experience. Cruise the river by canoe, taste local honey, stop for lunch and wine tastings at a renowned local venue, learn about Aboriginal traditions, and more.

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.

Make the most of your time in Perth with a must-do excursion to the stunning Margaret River region. This hassle-free tour takes care of all the planning, allowing you to relax and enjoy every moment of the journey. Visit the iconic Busselton Jetty, with Jetty Train tickets included, and take in the scenic coastal views and soft sandy beaches. Along the way, stop for lunch at your own expense and continue exploring some of the area’s most picturesque highlights. Depending on your selected option, you may visit the charming Cape Lavender Tea House (included in the chocolate tour option), marvel at the natural beauty of Canal Rocks, and discover more hidden gems. Don’t forget your camera, there will be plenty of unforgettable photo opportunities throughout the day.

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.

Spend the day immersing yourself in the food and wine culture of Margaret River—with all logistics and driving taken care of by someone else—on this small-group tour. Following hotel pickup, enjoy a chocolate tasting and a chance to see whales in season. Then, participate in a unique blind wine tasting, followed by lunch. Visit three more wineries and a brewery for a complete Australian wine experience.

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.

Wine tasting is a quintessential activity for visitors to Margaret River. This small-group tour offers a more intimate experience, with the chance to adapt the itinerary to your group’s preferences. Enjoy expert-led wine tastings at local wine cellars and wineries and sample a variety of regional specialties including coffee, chocolate, and olive oils. A delicious 2-course lunch with a glass of wine is also included.

Discover the southern Margaret River region on a private tour designed around your group. Rather than following a fixed large-group itinerary, we combine boutique wineries, local food and scenic highlights with a relaxed, flexible pace. Travel through Boranup Karri Forest and along historic Caves Road, enjoy tastings at carefully selected cellar doors, and stop for lunch at Glenarty Road. With a maximum of four guests, the experience is personal, unhurried and tailored to your interests.

Located in the Margaret River area, Leeuwin Estate is well-known by locals for bringing together food, art, and winemaking in one scenic location. This curated half-day experience helps you go beyond a quick tasting, combining guided insight into the winery and its Art Series produce with a multi-course tasting menu—paired with estate wines. It's a seamless alternative to juggling multiple winery visits and restaurant reservations.

Experience a decadent combination of delicious local wine and handcrafted chocolate bon bons with this food and wine discovery pairing at the Passel Estate in Cowaramup near Margaret River. Exclusively made for the Passel Estate by a local master chocolatier, each of the bespoke bon bons has been designed to compliment the wines during this tasting experience and are only available at the Passel Estate tasting room.

If you plan to visit one cave in Western Australia, Mammoth Cave offers the easiest access to millennia of history, nestled in the serene setting of a karri forest. With this audio-guided tour, explore fascinating caverns at your own pace while learning about the cave’s ancient formation and the more than 10,000 fossils found inside. A headset and MP3 player are provided, along with audio commentary in five languages.

Enjoy a fun-packed outdoor adventure on a half-day canoe tour on the Margaret River. Start from Prevelly Beach and soak in the views of Surfers Point. After receiving paddling instruction, head into the gorgeous river valley as you learn about native wildlife, Aboriginal peoples and local history from your informative guide. Stop for a gourmet lunch that includes wild foods such as native Australian meats. Have some fun in the sunshine and a look at the caves before returning to your starting point by canoe.

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.

Cruise you'r way to Prevelly from Margaret River with the assistance of an electric bike. Tours include commentary from a knowledgeable guide and are suitable for a range of fitness levels. Follow your entertaining and educational guide along safe paths. You'll coast past some of the W.A South west's most scenic views and soak up intriguing history along the way. The 3 hour guided day tour allows for ample time to park up and stroll along the shoreline or pick up lunch from the local store close to Surfers Point.

Raise a glass to the best of the Margaret River with a personally tailored, private wine tasting experience. Explore a range of the finest wines from the famed Cape Mentelle vineyard while sitting down and relaxing in a classic barrel room setting. Whether you’re a wine aficionado or novice, drink-in the viticultural spirit of Australia.

Tour the wineries of Margaret River in style when you hop on this private tour by vintage car. You’ll be picked up from your accommodation in a ‘60s Chevrolet and taken to five boutique wineries. Alternatively, you can visit breweries or distilleries, to suit your tastes. Lunch at a local brewery is included.

Experience a full-day private tour in Margaret River, featuring comfortable transport and visits to renowned destinations. Begin at Yahava KoffeeWorks for a delightful coffee experience and then discover Brown Hill Estate, a prestigious winery. Then explore McHenry Hohnen Vintners and Woody Nook Wines. Satisfy your sweet cravings at The Margaret River Chocolate Co, discover natural products at Vasse Virgin, and end your day with craft beers at Wild Hop Brewing Company. This comprehensive journey offers culinary delights, wine tastings, and scenic exploration with private transport and local tour guide for an immersive experience.

Join an exclusive 2-hour tour and wine tasting experience at the Cape Mentelle winery during your visit to Margaret River. First, learn about the winemaking process as you tour the winery. Next, sample six wines paired with local foods during the 1-hour wine tasting session in the Cabernet Cellar. Perfect for wine lovers who want to try Western Australia’s great wine and food.

Drive Margaret River yourself, with a GPS audio guide that plays automatically as you go. Your booking unlocks the whole region in the free Wine Trails app: pick your date and starting point — Margaret River township, Dunsborough, Cowaramup or Augusta — choose the cellar doors you want from 59 on the map, and the app builds your personal route with turn-by-turn narration. 82 stories cover the peninsula's people and places: as you pass Vasse Felix in Wilyabrup you'll hear how a 1965 research paper by agronomist John Gladstones convinced a Perth cardiologist named Tom Cullity that this remote forested strip had Bordeaux's numbers — and how in 1967 he planted the region's first commercial vines there. No group, no schedule, no guide — pause for a long lunch at a cellar door, replay anything, and the audio keeps working when the signal drops in the karri forest stretches of Caves Road. You'll need a car and a designated driver; tastings are booked and paid directly with the wineries.