From September to December, depart Port Geographe Marina for a whale watching tour. Cruise aboard a 17-metre vessel, spotting humpback and southern right whales in Geographe Bay. Enjoy tea, coffee, and warm hospitality from a family crew on this must-do South West experience.

Beneath Margaret River’s lush forests lies a hidden world of ancient limestone caves, over a million years in the making beneath the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge. Of more than 100 caves, six are open to the public, each offering its own unique and awe-inspiring underground adventure for all ages to explore.

Stroll the historic Busselton Jetty or ride the jetty train to the Underwater Observatory. Descend 8 metres to view colourful marine life through giant windows. With family-friendly access, picnic spots, and scenic foreshore views, it’s a perfect blend of history, nature, and discovery for all ages.

Discover the magic at Yelverton Brook Conservation Sanctuary. Stroll gentle bush trails as kangaroos, possums, bandicoots, and woylies emerge under the stars. Enjoy bush billy tea or Milo, small group sizes, and expert guides for an unforgettable, family-friendly evening close to Port Geographe.