Forest, Cave & Lighthouse

Start your morning with coffee at White Elephant Beach Café, perched beside beautiful Gnarabup Beach. Take in sweeping ocean views and the relaxed coastal atmosphere before setting off for the day.

If you’d prefer breakfast, just let us know and we’ll allow a little extra time.

Step inside one of the region’s most awe-inspiring limestone caves, rich in geological and paleontological history. Mammoth Cave features towering chambers, intricate crystal formations, and 35,000-year-old fossil remains of extinct megafauna. As part of the McLeod Tours experience, your guide will personally share the cave’s incredible stories, scientific discoveries and cultural significance, bringing this natural wonder to life.

Cruise beneath the giant karri trees of the Boranup Forest, a truly magical drive through towering forest that feels like something from another world.

Discover one of the world’s most innovative aquaculture operations with a behind-the-scenes tour of Rare Foods Australia in Augusta. Learn how premium greenlip abalone are sustainably farmed on the ocean floor, then enjoy a guided tasting at Subsea Estate — the only winery in the world to mature its wines beneath the sea. During the tasting you’ll also have the chance to try the greenlip abalone itself, paired with the ocean-matured wines it shares the water with. This unique experience blends cutting-edge science, local flavour and a deep respect for the marine environment.

Stand where two great oceans meet. Visit the historic Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, the tallest on mainland Australia, and gaze out over the point where the Southern and Indian Oceans collide — truly a bucket-list moment.

Located on the banks of the Blackwood River in Augusta, Colour Patch Café & Bar offers relaxed dining with one of the best views in town. Known for its friendly service and vibrant coastal atmosphere, it is a local favourite for both casual and refined meals.

The menu showcases fresh regional produce — the seafood linguine, fish tacos and the generously portioned Colour Patch Burger are the popular picks, with seasonal salads and grilled local fish for something lighter. There is a good selection of vegetarian and gluten-free options.

Back to your Margaret River accommodation at the end of the day.

We collect you from your Margaret River accommodation and head straight south for the coast.

Stand where two great oceans meet. Visit the historic Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, the tallest on mainland Australia, and gaze out over the point where the Southern and Indian Oceans collide — truly a bucket-list moment.

Discover one of the world’s most innovative aquaculture operations with a behind-the-scenes tour of Rare Foods Australia in Augusta. Learn how premium greenlip abalone are sustainably farmed on the ocean floor, then enjoy a guided tasting at Subsea Estate — the only winery in the world to mature its wines beneath the sea. During the tasting you’ll also have the chance to try the greenlip abalone itself, paired with the ocean-matured wines it shares the water with. This unique experience blends cutting-edge science, local flavour and a deep respect for the marine environment.

Located on the banks of the Blackwood River in Augusta, Colour Patch Café & Bar offers relaxed dining with one of the best views in town. Known for its friendly service and vibrant coastal atmosphere, it is a local favourite for both casual and refined meals.

The menu showcases fresh regional produce — the seafood linguine, fish tacos and the generously portioned Colour Patch Burger are the popular picks, with seasonal salads and grilled local fish for something lighter. There is a good selection of vegetarian and gluten-free options.

Take a peaceful drive through the majestic Boranup Karri Forest, part of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. Towering karri trees — some over 60 metres tall — line the winding roads, creating a spectacular green canopy that changes with the light.

Along the way, your guide will stop at a scenic location for a native honey tasting. Sample three distinctive honeys sourced from the forests of the South West — Jarrah, Karri and Marri — each with its own flavour profile. A chance to taste the forest, in the most literal sense.

Step inside one of the region’s most awe-inspiring limestone caves, rich in geological and paleontological history. Mammoth Cave features towering chambers, intricate crystal formations, and 35,000-year-old fossil remains of extinct megafauna. As part of the McLeod Tours experience, your guide will personally share the cave’s incredible stories, scientific discoveries and cultural significance, bringing this natural wonder to life.

Back to your Margaret River accommodation at the end of the day.