Top Margaret River Lunch

Tempt your taste buds with a full-day tasting tour of the Margaret River region, including hotel pick-up and round-trip transport from Margaret River region. Get the inside scoop on Australia’s growing trend for chemical-free wines as you enjoy tours and tastings at five organic and biodynamic wineries. Along the way, stop for a caffeine kick at the Yahava Koffee Works; indulge in decadent chocolates at Gabriel Chocolate; and sample regional cheeses, meats and jams as you tour a number of artisan producers.

The Margaret River region is renowned for its fine wines, delicious cuisine, and artisan produce, and this full-day small-group tour combines all three. Visit a coffee works, brewery, and winery; tuck into a delicious winery lunch (included); enjoy views of Prevelly Beach; and sample local craft ale at a brewery or a photo stop at Canal Rocks. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Discover the vineyards, winery and underground cellar of the Voyager Estate on this 90-minute tour, including wine tasting. A professional guide explains the winemaking process while you explore the estate. If you’d like, select the 4-course discovery menu, or upgrade to a sensory dining experience with a 7-course gourmet meal of seasonal dishes expertly paired with wine. This vineyard-to-table experience is not to be missed! Numbers are limited to 6 on this small-group tour to ensure an interactive experience.

The tour begins with a coffee experience at Yahava Koffeeworks to kick start your day. You'll then head to McHenry Hohnen cellar door to indulge in single vineyard wines of Margaret River paired with free-range meats, followed by a guided tour of the vineyard showcasing biodynamic farming and minimal intervention winemaking. Listen to the history of the vineyard and enjoy a glass of wine with nibbles. Next, experience wine tasting and a 3-course lunch at Xanadu Wines before heading to Vasse Felix for another inspirational tasting from one of the very first wineries established in Margaret River. Then you'll head to Margaret River Chocolate Factory before visiting Vasse Virgin for natural olive oil skin products and a sampling of gourmet foods. To finish the day, we visit the Wild Hop Brewery (guest expense) to indulge in a cleansing ale before returning to your accommodation.

Treat yourself to a half-day experience at Vasse Felix winery that includes a vineyard walking tour, guided wine tasting, and 3-course lunch. Your wine tasting is accompanied by a charcuterie plate, and it features chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon wines—two of Margaret River’s top varietals. Top off your visit at the winery restaurant where the gourmet lunch is paired with wine, including a glass of vintage cabernet sauvignon.

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

It's All About it in one day! This tour showcases Margaret River's wide diversity of attractions, including its best boutique wineries, products and nature. Small Groups - up to only 11 guests and brand new vehicles. The tour starts with a friendly visit to a farmstay property, where we hand-feed alpacas & emus, and have a morning tea with homemade scones (with jam & cream), local roasted coffee, and tea. Throughout the day you will enjoy a wide diversity of products. Delightful chocolate at Temper Temper and surprising bees' products at The Colony Concept. And why not, some other surprises might also come on your way... Lunch is included and takes place at Olio Bello, where you will also have a taste of their delicious olive oils and olive-based products. The main event of the day will be 3 handpicked wineries that showcase Margaret River's diverse styles of wines. Meet owners & winemakers, have an informative run-through of what happens behind the scenes in a working winery.

Margaret River is one of Australia’s finest food and drink destinations, which you’ll discover first-hand on this full-day tour. Enjoy wine tasting at some of the best wineries and stop for lunch at a brewery (with a glass of beer or wine included, of course). Throughout the day, admire the views of the Margaret River area.

Explore southwestern highlights on this diverse full-day tour to the Margaret River winemaking region from Perth. Along the way, visit the record-setting Busselton Jetty and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet. Enjoy a brewery lunch and samples at a boutique brewery, and stop at a local winery to taste the region’s renowned vintages. You also learn about the area’s ancient geologic history as you wander through the magnificent formations of Mammoth Cave.

Wine tasting is a quintessential activity for visitors to Margaret River and this private 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 coffees, chocolates, oils, and a delicious 2-course lunch.

Experience the tastes of the Margaret River wine region with this full-day, guided food tour that includes cheese, olive oil, wine, and chocolate tastings and lunch. Visit this popular area to learn how chocolate is made in local factory and sample these sweet goods. Learn about the flavour profiles of olive oil at the Vasse Virgin Olive Oil Factory before touring a few wineries to sample popular Australian varieties.

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.

Travelers who want to taste wine and more in Margaret River—one of Western Australia’s most popular wine-growing regions—can get their fill with this tour. It provides a guided journey through the region and stops to sample: wine, cocktails, liqueur, cheese, chocolate, French nougat, venison, and beer. Plus, get a behind-the-scenes look at winemaking, from planting to aging to tasting.

Organic and sustainable, with heritage dating back to 1978, Voyager Winery is a Margaret River star and still family-owned. Experience the region’s signature grapes—chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon—in their cellar door in a group of maximum eight wine lovers. First, discover how wines mature with age as you sample a flight, then choose between a 7-course tasting menu or a 4-course lunch, crafted from local produce and inspired by Voyager’s wines.

Enjoy a deluxe winery experience that includes a winery tour, wine tasting and gourmet lunch at Vasse Felix. You’ll go behind the scenes at Vasse Felix, the renowned Margaret River wine region’s original winery. Hear about wine production and the history of this pioneering winery, then enjoy tasting wines from their collection. Top off your experience by learning the art of food and wine pairing during your gourmet lunch. Finally, choose a bottle of Vasse Felix’s premier wine to take home, an ideal souvenir of Western Australia.

The cape to cape path is a ancient path first used by the wadandi people the traditional custodians of this area and later walked by european explorers .The walks vary from along rocky cliffs with panaramic views of the Indian ocean. Sandy paths through native bush leading to small coastal townships with cosy cafes. Historical homesteads built by the early pioneer s. Deserted beaches, limestone caves and cool shaded eucalyptus forests. There are chances of catching sight of rare native animals. In spring the wild flowers, endemic to this area and nowhere else in the world, are in abundance. This area is a biodiversity hot spot, one of only 35 in the world. Protected by it's geographic location.