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Augusta to Fremantle

Driving Time - 4.5 hours
Distance - 330 kms

Augusta

Augusta is a scenic town situated at the mouth of the beautiful Blackwood River. A must see are the magical limestone caves - Jewel Cave is a relatively recently discovered wonder that impresses visitors with its elaborate formations in its enormous chambers.
It boasts a frozen waterfall and one of the world’s longest straw stalactites to be found in any tourist cave.

Augusta to Margaret River is 43 kilometres

Margaret River

Margaret River is famous as the South West’s top wine region and is a very popular destination for tourists. The cosy township is 10 kilometres from the Indian Ocean, situated on the banks of the stunning Margaret River. Although the wineries keep tourists amused, the scenery surrounding Margaret River is some of the best WA has to offer with beautiful sandy beaches, rugged coastlines, forests, rich farming land and colourful wildflowers in the spring. Surfers travel from far and wide to brave the awesome Margaret River swells but if you would like something a little more relaxed, there is an abundance of trendy cafés, gourmet restaurants and interesting shops to explore.

Margaret River to Dunsborough is 51 kilometres

Dunsborough

Dunsborough has something for every taste with beautiful beaches, national parks and picturesque walking trails, or for the shoppers and lovers of everything gourmet there are cafés, bakeries, restaurants and fashion stores along the main streets of the town.

Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and Maritime Museum are a short drive out of town and be sure to explore the beautiful turquoise waters of Meelup Bay, Eagle Bay and Bunker Bay, this magnificent coastline is well worth a visit.

Dunsborough to Busselton is 29 kilometres

Busselton

Busselton lies sheltered on the sweeping shores of pristine Geographe Bay boasting crystal clear waters and white sandy beaches stretching away towards Cape Naturaliste. Busselton’s calm waters are an aquatic playground for those who love to water-ski, snorkel, dive, fish and sail. The town offers a variety of venues for eating out, from relaxed coffee shops to sophisticated and trendy bars, cafés and fine restaurants. Busselton is probably best known for its 140 year old jetty, which is the longest wooden structure in the Southern Hemisphere. Described as one of Australia’s most unique eco-tourism sites and greatest artificial reef, it is gaining worldwide recognition for its Underwater Observatory placed near its end. It is located 1.8 kilometres from the shore, almost at the end of the 2 kilometre long Busselton Jetty. From eight metres below the surface of the water, visitors can see the amazing coral and fish life through eleven viewing windows.

Busselton to Mandurah is 157 kilometres

Mandurah

Mandurah is a vibrant city noted for its magnificent waterways and holiday atmosphere. The city's restaurants, craft and souvenir shops, art galleries and cultural buildings are set around the blue green waters of Mandjar Bay. At night the bay lights up and people migrate to the waterfront to enjoy a barbecue or dine at the many cafés. In the day, foreshore lawns and parkland's come alive with walkers, picnickers, paddlers, people fishing and crabbing and children at play. But the aquatic activity Mandurah is perhaps best known for is crabbing, which brings thousands during summer weekends. The Mandurah Crab Festival in autumn is the city's major festival event of the year.

Mandurah to Fremantle is 60 kilometres

Fremantle

Fremantle is renowned for its history and vibrant atmosphere that is a favourite for locals, international and domestic tourists alike. It offers a broad range of world class wining and dining choices both along the cappuccino strip and on the waters edge in fishing boat harbour. If retail therapy is in order then you won't be disappointed. Shopping ranges from exclusive boutiques to Aboriginal Art and the famous Fremantle Markets where you can buy anything imaginable! If the shopping gets too much you can sit at the Sail & Anchor and enjoy  a cold pint (or perhaps a Chili Beer!) and be entertained by the street busker's

Fremantle to Perth City is 23.5 kilometres

Perth City

The City of Perth is nestled in a picturesque natural amphitheatre, bordered by Kings Park botanical gardens and the beautiful Swan River. The City is a must see destination for all visitors and the Perth Cultural Centre, featuring the State Library, Museum and Art Gallery, is one of the most popular attractions for visitors from near and far.

There are plenty of riverside and beachside restaurants and cafés to dine at, world-class golf courses, over 80 kilometres of white sandy beaches to sunbathe on and a mecca of outdoor activities and experiences to enjoy.

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