- Margaret River wineries: cellar doors around Wilyabrup and Yallingup pour cabernet and chardonnay that rival anything in Australia.
- Busselton Jetty: at almost 2 kilometers, one of the longest timber-piled jetties in the Southern Hemisphere, with a small train and an underwater observatory.
- Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse: where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet, with a climbable tower.
- Mammoth Cave: a large limestone cave with fossils and boardwalks.
- Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk: a steel walkway high among red tingle trees near Walpole.
- Gloucester Tree: a giant karri you can climb via metal pegs to a 37-meter lookout, in Pemberton.
- Surfers Point: the Margaret River Main Break, a famous wave to watch even if you never paddle out.
- Hamelin Bay: a beach where wild stingrays glide in the shallows beside
- Margaret River wineries: cellar doors around Wilyabrup and Yallingup pour cabernet and chardonnay that rival anything in Australia.
- Busselton Jetty: at almost 2 kilometers, one of the longest timber-piled jetties in the Southern Hemisphere, with a small train and an underwater observatory.
- Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse: where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet, with a climbable tower.
- Mammoth Cave: a large limestone cave with fossils and boardwalks.
- Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk: a steel walkway high among red tingle trees near Walpole.
- Gloucester Tree: a giant karri you can climb via metal pegs to a 37-meter lookout, in Pemberton.
- Surfers Point: the Margaret River Main Break, a famous wave to watch even if you never paddle out.
- Hamelin Bay: a beach where wild stingrays glide in the shallows beside you.
- Greens Pool, William Bay: a calm, clear, granite-sheltered swimming spot near Denmark.
- Beedelup Falls: a quiet forest waterfall with a short loop walk near Pemberton, rarely crowded.
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