Margaret River Tours From Perth

Margaret River Bus Tours

Exploring the Margaret River Region with King Mini Bus Hire

If you’re looking for an adventure that combines natural beauty, delicious food and drink, and plenty of fun activities, a three-day bus tour of Margaret River in Western Australia is the perfect choice.

Perth to Margaret River – Three Day Itinerary

Are you looking for an adventure in Western Australia? Look no further than King Mini Bus Hire’s three-day tour of the Margaret River region. Starting in Perth, your driver will take you to some of the most stunning sights in the area. Remember, the trip is up to you. One of the advantages of having a driver is that we can take you anywhere in Margaret River region, from Yallingup, Dunsborough and Busselton

We can take you to as many places and venues as you wish, or simply if you wish to indulge in long lunches and wine tastings, we’ll be at your beck and call for the entire three days.

Day 1 – Perth to Margaret River

Your first day begins with travel from Perth as early as you want. It’s about a four hour drive to Margaret River from Perth, so we always try to get away early so you can indulge and enjoy everything WA’s South West has to offer.

Knowing your driving has the long drive covered, you can relax and take in the journey with your friends or family in our comfortable buses.

Once we’re in the Margaret River Region, we drop you off at your accommodation to settle and refresh.

Voyager Estate

Day 1 – Lunch

Depending on our arrival time, you may have time to have a stunning lunch or late snack. This region is famous for its world-renowned wineries and gourmet food culture, offering a wealth of options for a memorable meal. Remember, King Mini will drive you so you can indulge in the stunning wines and food without having to drive.

From farm-to-table experiences to fine dining indulgences, Margaret River has it all. Some top recommendations include Voyager Estate, Leeuwin Estate, and Vasse Felix, all of which offer exquisite wine and stunning views.

Day 1 – Canal Rocks at Sunset

As the first day draws to a close, we think a visit in Canal Rocks is an absolute must — especially at sunset. Let King Mini take you and your friends to Yallingup to view this beautiful spot. This natural formation consists of a series of interconnected granite rocks that make for a stunning display against the Indian Ocean. As the light softens in the late afternoon, the orange, pink, and gold hues of the sky are reflected in the water, creating a breathtaking scene filled with natural beauty. The sound of crashing waves and the salty ocean breeze will ease your mind and soothe your soul — a true highlight of any trip to the area.

Day 1 – Canal Rocks at Sunset
Day 1 – Canal Rocks at Sunset

Day 2 – Breakfast

On your second day, you can explore the Margaret River region even further. Start your day with some of the region’s best food and drink. For options, King Mini can take your small group to check out the White Elephant Beach Cafe, where you can enjoy breakfast with possibly the best ocean views in the state. Their breakfast menu includes classics like eggs benedict and buttermilk pancakes, as well as some unique options like their chorizo and parmesan scramble. Another great option is The Hairy Marron, a cafe that prides itself on sourcing local and organic ingredients. Here, you can fill up on breakfasts like their grilled halloumi and roasted pumpkin salad, or indulge in one of their delicious pastries or cakes.

One thing we highly recommend is a visit to The Cape Naturalist Lighthouse.

Day 2 – Cape Naturalist Lighthouse

The Cape Naturalist Lighthouse in Margaret River is a stunningly beautiful sight. Built in 1892, it stands tall and proud atop the cape, looking out over the Indian Ocean. It’s an iconic symbol of the region, and a reminder of the area’s rich history.

Visiting the lighthouse is a must for anyone visiting the Margaret River region. Not only will you get to admire the architecture and take in the stunning views, but you’ll also learn about the area’s history and culture. Here’s a closer look at what you can expect from a visit to the Cape Naturalist Lighthouse.

The Cape Naturalist Lighthouse was built in 1892 to help guide ships safely to shore. It was built at the same time as the nearby Cape Naturalist Hotel, which was designed to provide lodging for sailors. The lighthouse was built with local limestone and is still standing strong today.

What You’ll See

When you visit the Cape Naturalist Lighthouse, you’ll get to explore the grounds and take in the stunning views. You can also climb to the top of the lighthouse and see the light that guides ships to shore.

You’ll also get to learn about the area’s history and culture, as well as the stories of the people who lived and worked in the area.

Things to Do

Visiting the Cape Naturalist Lighthouse isn’t just about admiring the views. There are plenty of activities to keep you busy during your visit. You can take a guided tour of the grounds, explore the nearby beaches, or take a dip in the nearby ocean. You can also check out the nearby Cape Naturalist Hotel, which has a rich history of its own.

The Cape Naturalist Lighthouse is a must-see destination for anyone visiting the Margaret River region.

Day 2 – Lunch

Let King Mini then take you for a beautiful early lunch, whether it be a fine dining experience, or you can visit Swings & Roundabouts for a more casual atmosphere. If you’re looking for something a bit more unique, check out Wild Hop Brewing Company or Eagle Bay Brewing Co for some of the region’s best craft beer.

Mammoth Cave

Day 2 – Lake Cave

After lunch, let King Mini take your to explore the stunning Lake Cave in Yallingup; a truly unique experience. Located in the heart of the Margaret River region, this natural wonder is filled with breathtaking beauty and awe-inspiring formations. From the moment you step inside, you’ll be mesmerized by the limestone walls, sparkling pools, and intricate cave formations. Whether you’re a first-time explorer or a veteran spelunker, a guided tour of the Lake Cave is a must-do activity for anyone visiting the area.  Don’t forgot to book this wonderful experience direct.

Here’s what you need to know about taking a guided tour of the Lake Cave.

What to Expect

A typical Lake Cave tour lasts about 2 hours and takes you through the main chamber and some of the smaller passageways. Along the way, your guide will explain the geology of the cave, point out unique formations, and tell you about the history of the area. You’ll also have plenty of opportunities to take photos and ask questions.

What to Bring

When visiting the Lake Cave, it’s important to dress appropriately and bring the right gear. Wear comfortable, closed-toed shoes and a light jacket. Be sure to bring a flashlight and a camera, as well as a bottle of water.

Safety Tips

Safety is a top priority when exploring the Lake Cave. Always follow your guide’s instructions and stay on the designated paths. Watch your step and be aware of your surroundings. If you’re feeling unsure or uneasy, let your guide know.

Exploring the Lake Cave is an unforgettable experience. With its stunning limestone formations, fascinating history, and incredible beauty, this natural wonder is a must-see for anyone visiting the Margaret River region.

Afterward, you can relax and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the Margaret River township. Be sure to visit the farmers markets to sample some of the delicious local produce.

Day 3 – Breakfast

Day 3 – Breakfast

Plan for an early start with a delicious breakfast. If you’re in town on a Saturday, King Mini drop you to the Margaret River Farmers Market – it is a must-visit. They offer a wide variety of fresh, locally sourced produce, as well as ready-to-eat breakfast options like pastries, smoothie bowls, and more. For a hearty breakfast, try out The Margaret River Bakery or the award-winning Morries. Both of these venues are known for their delicious and substantial breakfast plates, featuring fresh and locally sourced ingredients. Start your day off right by fueling up with some of the best cuisine in the region.

Day 3 – Options

The last day of our tour from Perth to Margaret River allows you to do see some sites that you may not have seen. Take a scenic drive along Caves Road and stop at some of the region’s most breathtaking natural attractions, such as the sublime Ngilgi Cave. For those looking for a little adventure, don’t miss out on the opportunity to kayak along the tranquil Margaret River itself, taking in scenic vistas of lush forests and stunning wildlife along the way. For foodies, the last day gives you a chance to get another long lunch in at some of the other stunning venues you may have missed on the first two days. Relax with a glass of wine and a plate of delicious cuisine, made from locally sourced ingredients of course. We’ll start our journey back to Perth in the afternoon so you can soak up the beautiful south west air for as long as possible. For a quote on a three day return Perth to Margaret River bus hire, please contact King Mini Bus Hire or fill in the form below.

Margaret River Winery

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