Some of Margaret River’s favourite things to do are just a short stroll from The Break.
The best surf and swimming beaches, wineries and award-winning eateries are nearby or you can hit the famous Cape to Cape Track and take in the breathtaking coastal panoramas.
Dine at the seaside White Elephant Cafe, the renowned Gnarabar or Prevelly’s ever-popular Sea Garden Cafe. If you’re dining at home, go for a wine tasting and pick up a local bottle or two from Preveli Wines cellar door.
The Break is conveniently located to a number of Margaret River things to do and must-see.
World-famous wineries
If you’ve come to get a taste of the region’s famous wines, you couldn’t be in a better location. For most visitors from Perth, Margaret River’s must-see vineyards include the following – and all are just a short drive from The Break:
| Leeuwin Estate *
Redgate Wines Xanadu * |
Watershed Premium Wines * |
* denotes restaurant/cafe
Margaret River dining and delicious produce
Passionate foodies will fall in love the region’s fresh produce. When you’re staying at The Break you can indulge in a gourmet self-drive tour of chocolates, cheeses, olives and preserves or take the ten-minute drive into Margaret River township. Here’s our pick of Margaret River restaurants:
| Must Margaret River
Wino’s BoHo’s Wine Bar |
Settler’s Tavern
Margaret River Hotel Ze Arc |
Waves
Rasas Good Fellas |
Beaches, forests, caves and surf spots
Immerse yourself in the region’s natural splendour on a scenic drive or walk trail through the giant karri forests, visiting lesser-known Margaret River attractions such as the beautiful Boranup Karri Forest.
Snorkel, swim, stroll or just relax on some of Western Australia’s most stunning beaches, from Gnarabup Beach (just 500 metres away) to Hamelin Bay, Meelup Beach, Granny Pool or Contos Beach. Pick up a map from the Margaret River Visitor Centre for locations.
Drawing surfers from all around the world, as well as Perth, Margaret River’s surf breaks are ranked among some of the best on the planet. Bombie is just off Gnarabup Beach, 500 metres from The Break. Others include the famous Main Break at Surfer Point, Rivermouth, Boodjidup and The Box.
Explore a magical underground world at Jewel, Mammoth, Lake or Ngilgi caves. Start your day at the interpretive centre, Caveworks.
Regional towns and events
Venture further to explore the beachside towns and regional things to do in Dunsborough, Busselton, Gracetown, Yallingup and Augusta. There’s plenty to see and do all year round, and you can also time your visit to coincide with one of the region’s signature events.
Leeuwin Concert – Feb/Mar 2012
Sandalford Concert – March 2012
Amberley Semillon & Seafood – April 2011
Margaret River Wine Festival – tba
Contact The Break to make an enquiry, or book online now and start planning your journey from Perth. Margaret River attractions, activities, tours and detailed maps can all be sourced at the Margaret River Visitor Centre when you arrive.
