Perth – Busselton Jetty - Margaret River Region - Cap Leewin – Perth
Busselton Jetty is a must see! At 1.8 kilometres long, it the longest tourist jetty in the southern hemisphere and second longest in the world. Producing more than 25 percent of Australia’s premium wine, Margaret River is one of the nation’s largest wine regions, with more than 200 vineyards. It’s also renowned as a world-class big-wave surfing destination. Stand on the tip of Cape Leeuwin, the most southern westerly point of Australia, and watch the waters of the Indian and Southern oceans collide. As we explore Ngilgi Cave at our own pace, we uncover a treasure trove of spectacular cave formations at every turn.



SERVICES INCLUDED


TRANSPORT & ACCOMMODATION Transport in an air-conditioned bus or 4WD with a maximum of 12 passengers per vehicle
Accommodation during the the tour 1x in motel

ENTRY FEES Entry fee Busselton Jetty, Cape Leeuwin, Ngilgi Cave, 1x wine tasting MEALS Meals (1x B – Breakfast / 1x L – Lunch) EXTRAS Comprehensive information kit in vehicles LANGUAGE English speaking guiding 24/7 English/German/French emergency assistance




ITINERARY

Day 1 Perth – Margaret River
The leisurely drive south takes you past places like Mandurah and Bunbury. In Busselton we visit the longest longest timber-piled jetty in the southern hemisphere. The region around Margaret River, one of the most famous and best wine growing areas in Australia, welcomes us with its Mediterranean climate and relaxed atmosphere. Here we have the opportunity for a delicious wine tasting followed by lunch at a renowned winery. Here we have the opportunity for a delicious wine tasting followed by lunch at a renowned winery. To get an impression of the sparkling Australian number one water sport, surfing, we visit popular Prevelly Beach.


Day 2 Margaret River – Perth
The scenic “Caves Road” takes us through Boranup Forest’s pale-barked Karri Trees to Cape Leeuwin, Australia’s most south-westerly point. This is the point where the Indian and Southern Ocean meet. The Cape is known for its rough westerly winds – called “roaring forties” by the locals – during the colder winter months. This is the point where the Indian and Southern Ocean meet. From here the nearest landmass is Africa to the west and Antarctica to the south. After a visit to the picturesque Hamelin Bay, drive to Yallingup, the northern end of the Cape to Cape region. We enter the cool but interesting atmosphere of the Ngilgi Cave with its countless limestone formations. Pleasant return journey to Perth.


NOTES
Minimum number of groups

This tour takes place with a minimum of 3 people. If this number of guests has not been reached yet, your booking will be set to PENDING. When the minimum number is reached your booking will be CONFIRMED. Waiting list
If one date in which you would like to travel are not available jet, please apply on our waiting list. We will contact you as soon as possible. Baggage
Please do not take any suitcases on tour. Luggage for 2 days / 1 night is sufficient. The remaining luggage can be stored at your hotel in Perth or Fremantle. Age Unfortunately, Child under 4 years cannot participate on this tour.