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

Settle in for a four-day sweep through some of Western Australia’s most impressive country, coast and wine regions. You’ll roll south from Perth into the Stirling Ranges and Porongurups, pause for a long lunch with local wines, then spend time in Albany exploring the ANZAC Memorial Centre and the rugged coastline around The Gap and Natural Bridge.

From there, the scenery keeps shifting. Cruise the Nornalup Inlet in Walpole, walk among towering forest at the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, and wake up near Pemberton with Beedelup Falls close by. You’ll continue on to Cape Leeuwin, where two oceans meet, wander through Mammoth Cave, and enjoy free time in Margaret River before finishing with Busselton Jetty, tastings of local produce, and the wild granite shoreline at Canal Rocks. It’s a proper South West road trip with plenty of flavour, history and fresh sea air along the way — a brilliant way to see the region without having to organise a thing.

Know before you go: - This tour is based on twin-share accommodation; if you’re travelling solo, you may be paired with another guest unless a single supplement is arranged. - Bring comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket, sunscreen and a reusable water bottle, as you’ll be moving between coastal lookouts, forest walks and heritage sites. - Weather on the south coast can change quickly, so pack layers even in warmer months. - Some attractions involve walking on uneven ground, stairs or boardwalks, including natural and heritage sites. - Hotel names listed are examples and may be substituted with similar accommodation depending on availability. - Please arrive ready for an early departure from Perth on Day 1 and allow for an early evening return on Day 4.