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Embark on an extraordinary four-day journey through Western Australia’s spectacular South West. From world-class wine tastings and ancient towering forests to dramatic coastal vistas and rich heritage, this curated escape offers the ultimate showcase of the region’s natural wonders and gourmet delights. 🍷
Day One: Coastal Wonders & Margaret River Indulgence
Departing Perth, we journey south to Bunbury for a welcoming morning tea. Next, we visit the iconic Busselton Jetty, the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. Enjoy a scenic train ride 1.8 kilometres over the water to explore the fascinating Underwater Observatory, where colourful soft corals and vibrant marine life thrive. 🐠
For lunch, indulge at Vasse Felix, a founding estate of the Margaret River region. Renowned as one of Australia’s premier culinary destinations, you will savour an exceptional meal crafted by highly skilled Head Chef Brendan Pratt, showcasing incredible local Western Australian produce.
Later, we wind through the breathtaking Boranup Karri Forest, where sunlight filters through towering trees reaching over 60 metres high. Keep an eye out for native emus and kangaroos! We conclude the afternoon at Cape Leeuwin, witnessing the dramatic meeting point of the Southern and Indian Oceans, complete with an exciting lighthouse tower climb.
Enjoy a delicious dinner at a local favourite before settling into your overnight accommodation at Margarets In Town Apartments, nestled in the heart of Margaret River.
Day Two: Artisanal Flavours & Majestic Forests
Begin your day with a hearty breakfast at the White Elephant Cafe in Gnarabup, overlooking the sparkling Indian Ocean. We then take a scenic drive to the famous Surfers Point, home to world-class swells and international surfing history.
Next, we travel to Nannup to visit Cambray Cheese, a celebrated family-operated sheep dairy. Sample their award-winning cheeses, recently named among the top five Western Australian producers. We then journey through the historic ‘Garden Village’ of Nannup and stop at The Four Aces in Manjimup—a striking row of 300-year-old Karri trees.
After a delicious lunch featuring local cuisine at Tall Timbers, we head to Pemberton. Here, marvel at the famous Gloucester Tree, the world’s second-tallest fire lookout tree, and enjoy a peaceful nature walk. We then traverse the scenic, canopy-covered Heartbreak Trail along the Warren River.
Unwind tonight at the tranquil Karri Valley Resort. Nestled on the edge of Lake Beedelup, you will enjoy a spectacular lakeside dinner showcasing the finest fresh produce of the Southern Forests. 🌲
Day Three: Wilderness Cruises & Canopy Walks
We travel south to Walpole, journeying through majestic forests to board the famous WOW Wilderness Eco Cruise. This award-winning, highly entertaining 2.5-hour cruise through the Walpole and Nornalup Inlets Marine Park combines rich local history with an interpretive walk into the pristine Nuyts Wilderness Area.
Savour a relaxed lunch at the historic Nornabar bistro before heading into the ancient Tingle Forest. Experience the world-famous Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, strolling 40 metres above the ground among the canopy of spectacular, ancient Red Tingle trees. 🚶
We then travel to the historic port city of Albany, where you will enjoy an elegant European-influenced dinner at the sophisticated Garrison Restaurant & Bar on Mt Adelaide, followed by a restful night at the Hilton Garden Inn.
Day Four: Coastal Splendour & Anzac Heritage
Discover the rich history and dramatic landscapes of Albany, Western Australia’s oldest European settlement. Explore Torndirrup National Park to witness the raw power of the Southern Ocean at The Gap and the Natural Bridge.
We visit Mt Clarence to view the Anzac Desert Mounted Corps Memorial, overlooking Princess Royal Harbour, before exploring the state-of-the-art National Anzac Centre. This deeply moving, interactive museum beautifully preserves the stories of the brave servicemen and women who departed from Albany in 1914.
On our return journey to Perth, we stop at the boutique Ironwood Estate Wines in the Porongurup Ranges to enjoy premium local wines and stunning views of the Stirling Ranges. We return to Perth by 6:00 pm, travelling along the historic pioneer route.
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We did a 4-day tour, Albany / Margaret River at substantial cost.
I would have given a 4 star rating, but do not think that this tour should be called "Luxury", but more "Personalised". Thx for your effort Sylvia.
We had a good time and saw and learnt a lot on these 4 days.
Some of the lunches were not good and should have been planned better.
Some were brilliant!
Accommodation was good to excellent, but just what I would have chosen, and not be called "luxury" (bespoke).
I am giving a 3 star rating due to your driving skills which are SERIOUSLY lacking.
You drive too fast and aggressive.
Speed limits are not a target! You ACCELLERATE to get to the "target" and slam on brakes to get down to the lower "target".
Your skills going around corners are shocking jerk, jerk, jerk rather than smoothly
You charge into a corner, then slam on the brakes nearly coming to a stop, then realise you are too slow, and accelerate again
The part of taking people on tours is for them to relax and enjoy the trip, especially taken into consideration that driving your guests is a large part of the service you provide.
This was absolutely NOT a good experience and you should consider not doing this any more.
We had a lovely day in Sylvia’s company. She is very knowledgeable and knows all the local wineries. We visited three of them - John Kosovitch, a small family owned winery with a 100 year history, Olive Farm Wines established in 1829, and finally Sandalford’s where we had lunch (delicious shellfish risotto). It was a great day out and we would definitely recommend Luxury Outback Tours!
Sylvia guided us around them, stopping for photos and telling us the best spots. Loads of useful information about Perth and the surrounding areas too.
We called in at the shop, usual tourist stuff plus some beautiful glass ware. Prices not to bad either.
Stopped again for dinner, lovely diner, good choice on menu, and location outstanding. We couldn’t sit outside as it was so busy but the view, well we were literally on the beach ..
All in all we had a great day, and we’re lucky enough to have Sylvia again the following day, where once again we were treated to an amazing Italian lunch.
Very professional, good for banter, easy to get along with, and very conscious of your safety 10/10
I contacted Sylvia prior to the trip and asked if my Mum's walker could be taken with us in the car. I was told that this would be OK as long as the tour did not get fully booked, as it would have to be placed in the back seat (which was reasonable).
Mum and I were very happy with the tour - lovely morning tea with choice of drink (tea / coffee etc.) and choice of cake. As my Mum (90 years old) finds it difficult to walk up or down stairs or slopes, Sylvia checked with my Mum if the proposed venues would be accessible for her. The stops on the tour were enjoyable and we were not rushed at all. Sylvia was also considerate to my Mum, and this helped to make the 1/2 day special!
Sylvia is a highly skilled & experienced guide, you wont find anyone more knowledgeable, amiable & interesting offering a new surprise everyday! I will be back next year for another exciting adventure.





























