What to do in Margaret River? There’s plenty!
Nestled in the Southwest corner of Western Australia, the Margaret River region is a haven for nature lovers, foodies, and adventure seekers alike. Known for its world-class wineries & breweries, stunning coastline, and lush forests, this region offers something special in every season. From walking among ancient karri trees to catching sight of migrating whales along pristine beaches, Margaret River invites you to explore, sip, and savor everything that makes this corner of the world unforgettable.
Here is a few spots you must go to before or after visiting our venue.
The oldest brewery in the Margaret River Region. Proudly serving our customers since 1994, our brewery holds a rich historical legacy combined with a strong bond to local memories and tales. Nestled among century old trees, just a few minutes away from Margaret River Region‘s beautiful coastline, our brewery and restaurant is a must stop when travelling through the Southwest.
At Bootleg Brewery we offer a curated selection of dishes designed by our Head Chef Sean Carter, featuring the best of Margaret River’s local produce.
Join us for a #TasteOfTradition.
1. Moses Rock Beach
Only a few km away from our venue, Moses Rock beach offers beautiful ocean views for whale watching in winter and green surroundings for wildflower spotting during spring.
2. Quinninup Falls
A hidden gem, particularly during the winter and early spring when the water flow is at its peak. Only a few km north of Moses Rock beach through the Cape to Cape track.
3. Yelverton Road
The most picturesque way to get to our venue, especially during spring. This scenic drive hosts multiple families of kangaroos along its stunning landscapes. Drive slow and safe.
4. Cape Clairault
Home to one of the most beautiful bays in Australia, with the always precious Indjidup Beach at the south end and Indjidup’s Natural Spa on the north end. Surf, relax, fish, walk and more. A must-go to
5. Yallingup Beach
With its welcoming road, waves, rock pools and long length, it's one of tourists and locals fav spots to share on a sunny day, and the perfect beach trip for families to enjoy all day long.
6. Ngilgi Cave
A stunning limestone cave known for its striking stalactites and stalagmites. Visitors can explore its chambers and learn about its cultural significance, linked to Aboriginal mythology.
7. Sugarloaf Rock
A must stop for all photographers, reaching it’s maximum beauty at sunset or a night full of stars. Join the Cape to Cape track either way for a little hike filled with scenic ocean views and native flora and fauna.
8. Dunsborough Bay
Dunsborough Bay Drive provides scenic views, stunning beaches with crystal clear water and gorgeous sunsets as well as a great spot for whale watching during the cold months.
9. Gabriel Chocolate
Feeling like something sweet after visiting Bootleg? Head to Gabriel’s for flavours from all over the world.
10. The Servo Taphouse
Hosting a curated selection of local and imported crafted brews, this is a must stop for all beer lovers!
11. Gracetown
The always beautiful Gracetown. With its gorgeous entry road, its peaceful bay and its multiple surf breaks.
12. Gnarabup
Head to Surfers Point to admire our local legends having fun, or drive a bit further to The Common for the perfect arvo bites.
13. Boranup Forest
Surround yourself by century old Karri trees, explore its multiple trails and drive through the magical Boranup Drive.
14. Hamelin Bay
Turquoise waters, soft white sand and many rays as regular visitors, one of tourists favourite stops.
15. Augusta
A charming coastal town known for its beautiful beaches, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, and whale watching opportunities.
We acknowledge we are on Wadandi and Pibelmen Boodja, whose ancestors and their descendants are the traditional owners of this country.
When visiting these destinations, please do it with respect and care.
All photos are courtesy of @joaquinrobredo_.
