Our Margaret River tour begins as we travel south from Perth with our first stop at the popular tourist town of Busselton. It�s hard to miss the 19th-century Jetty stretching 1.8km into spectacular Geographe Bay. Here we�ll have a coffee on the waterfront and chat about what exciting things are to come. Next we�ll head to Margaret River to enjoy a leisurely canoe along the pristine and calm river. We�ll have some lunch before tantalising your taste buds as we spend the afternoon sampling some of the world�s best wine and produce at a chocolate & cheese factory and of course some wineries and boutique breweries. We�ll be having dinner and spending the night in popular tourist hotspot Dunsborough - loved for its sparkling calm clear water and white sandy beaches along with great evening vibes. Drive time today is about 4 hours with lots of stops along the way.

This morning you�ll meet Wardandi custodian Josh - who will introduce you to the world�s oldest living culture with his authentic and personal interpretation. Go deep down into the Ngilgi Cave for a memorable underground didgeridoo performance. Swing by the township of Margaret River where you�ll have a quick look at the eclectic mix of shops and galleries. Stop at Hamlin Bay for lunch before climbing the 50-metre Diamond Tree - a native karri tree once used as a fire lookout and 1 of only 3 wooden top towers in the world. Next it�s onto the wilderness of Walpole where we�ll be having dinner and spending the night. About 4 hours of drive time to cover today.

This morning we�ll explore the stunning beauty of the Walpole region and bushwalk through a giant forest of towering Red Tingle trees - many of which are over 400 years old. From the forest to the ocean as next it�s onto William Bay National Park where you will be amazed by the paradise that is Greens Pool. A magical turquoise beach completely sheltered by massive rocks - it�s the perfect place to have a swim. Get ready for some breathtaking scenery as we travel a stretch of coastline to Albany. See how years of erosion have crafted incredible rock sculptures and granite bluffs � the Natural Bridge and The Gap are two of our favourites. We�ll have some lunch in the historical township of Albany before hitting the road back to Perth.