Djilba joy: welcoming the new season

Djilba joy: welcoming the new season

As winter begins to fade in the South-West of Western Australia, the Wadandi people—traditional custodians of the Margaret River region—welcome Djilba, one of the six Noongar seasons that reflect the deep and ancient relationship between people and the land. For those...
Cape to Cape Track: daily breakdown

Cape to Cape Track: daily breakdown

Our guided end-to-end hikes on Margaret River’s 132km Cape to Cape Track generally involve 7 days of hiking. Check out this day-by-day photo gallery starting from Day 1 at Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse through to the triumphant Day 7 finsihing at Cape Leeuwin...
Nature in the Margaret River region

Nature in the Margaret River region

The Margaret River region is known around the world for its wine, surf and gourmet food. But it’s also a place where nature truly takes centre stage. From coastal cliffs to underground caves, old-growth forests to up-close wildlife encounters, this is a region made...
Top 10 things to do at Prevelly

Top 10 things to do at Prevelly

Here is your guide to the best things to do at Prevelly & Gnarabup. These beach-side suburbs are a prime location for exploring the pristine coastlines of the Margaret River Region. It’s also where your accommodation base of Surfpoint Resort is, when hiking...
Top moments on the Cape to Cape Track

Top moments on the Cape to Cape Track

Stretching 132km from Cape Naturaliste in the north to Cape Leeuwin in the south, the Cape to Cape Track is a bucket-list adventure for anyone drawn to the wild beauty of Western Australia’s South West. With dramatic coastal cliffs, secluded beaches, towering karri...