Margaret River - 4 Day Margaret River Tree Top Walk Albany ANZAC (Double Room)

Set out from Perth on a four-day journey through some of Western Australia’s most striking country, where mountain ranges, wild coastlines and tall timber forests all play a part. You’ll start in Albany with a stop at the ANZAC Memorial Centre, then wind through the Porongurups for a winery lunch and tastings before settling in for a night on the south coast.

From there, the scenery keeps changing in the best possible way. Walk the edge of the world at The Gap and Natural Bridge, cruise the sheltered waters of Nornalup Inlet, and climb into the treetops at the Valley of the Giants. You’ll also visit Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, explore Mammoth Cave, wander through Margaret River, and finish with a relaxed return north via Cowaramup, Canal Rocks and a few well-earned tastings along the way. If you like your travel with a mix of history, good food and properly dramatic scenery, this is a cracking way to see the south west.

Know before you go: - This tour departs from Perth and returns there on the final evening. - Expect early starts and several full days on the road, with a mix of guided stops and free time. - Comfortable walking shoes are a good idea for lookouts, forest walks and cave visits. - Bring a light jacket, as coastal spots like The Gap, Canal Rocks and Nornalup Inlet can be windy and cool. - Accommodation is based on twin or double-share rooms in similar standard properties, subject to availability. - Some tastings and venue visits may be subject to seasonal access or operating hours.