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Taste coffee, sample boutique wines, enjoy a homecooked berry‑farm lunch and breathe the cool of Boranup’s Karri forest on this 5–6 hour Margaret River day tour. Small group, behind‑the‑scenes access and town pickup make it an easy introduction to the region.
Taste coffee, sample boutique wines, enjoy a homecooked berry‑farm lunch and breathe the cool of Boranup’s Karri forest on this 5–6 hour Margaret River day tour. Small group, behind‑the‑scenes access and town pickup make it an easy introduction to the region.
You step out of an air‑conditioned minibus into a patch of sun on a country road — the smell of freshly roasted coffee and damp karri bark trade places in the air. Over the next five to six hours the tour shuttles you between intimate cellar doors, a small roastery, a homey berry‑farm lunch and a short walk among towering Karri trees in Boranup Forest.
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Operated by All About Margaret River · Margaret River, Western Australia
You step out of an air‑conditioned minibus into a patch of sun on a country road — the smell of freshly roasted coffee and damp karri bark trade places in the air. Over the next five to six hours the tour shuttles you between intimate cellar doors, a small roastery, a homey berry‑farm lunch and a short walk among towering Karri trees in Boranup Forest.
This stretch of Western Australia sits where ancient Gondwanan soils meet a maritime climate that gives the region its wine reputation. Viticulture here is recent compared with Indigenous Noongar stewardship of the land, but small family estates and boutique roasteries have shaped a distinctive food-and-drink culture focused on place and season.
The itinerary is practical: guided coffee tasting at a roastery (Yahava‑style techniques), two boutique wineries with behind‑the‑scenes barrel‑room access, lunch at Berry Farm Cottage Cafe, and a fifteen‑minute Karri forest stop for orchids, fairy wrens and the hush of the bush.
Expect gravel driveways, short paved cellar‑door steps and a gentle forest track — nothing technical, but uneven underfoot. Bring sun protection, a refillable water bottle and a sensible pace through tastings (you’ll taste multiple wines). The operator provides pickup and drop‑off in town, child seats, and small group sizes for a personalized feel.
This day delivers sensory contrasts: the sharp, roasted notes of coffee, the bright acidity of coastal wines and the slow, cool shadow of Karri trunks. It’s accessible to most visitors and ideal for anyone wanting a compact, flavor‑forward introduction to Margaret River’s produce and bush.
easy.
5–6 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves short, easy walks and standing during tastings and tours.
The tour runs approximately 5–6 hours with pickup and drop‑off in Margaret River town included.
Yes — guided coffee tasting at the roastery and wine tastings at two boutique wineries are included.
No — the Boranup stop is a short, mostly flat walk suitable for most visitors, though surfaces can be uneven.
Yes — notify the operator at booking so the Berry Farm cafe can prepare appropriate options.
The Noongar people have lived in the region for millennia; commercial viticulture took off in the 1960s, shaping the boutique wine scene you visit today.
Vineyard water use and forest fire management are active concerns; stay on paths, follow cellar‑door guidance, and buy local produce to support sustainable producers.
All About Margaret River operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out of an air‑conditioned minibus into a patch of sun on a country road — the smell of freshly roasted coffee and damp karri bark trade places in the air. Over the next five to six hours the tour shuttles you between intimate cellar doors, a small roastery, a homey berry‑farm lunch and a short walk among towering Karri trees in Boranup Forest.
You step out of an air‑conditioned minibus into a patch of sun on a country road — the smell of freshly roasted coffee and damp karri bark trade places in the air. Over the next five to six hours the tour shuttles you between intimate cellar doors, a small roastery, a homey berry‑farm lunch and a short walk among towering Karri trees in Boranup Forest.
This stretch of Western Australia sits where ancient Gondwanan soils meet a maritime climate that gives the region its wine reputation. Viticulture here is recent compared with Indigenous Noongar stewardship of the land, but small family estates and boutique roasteries have shaped a distinctive food-and-drink culture focused on place and season.
The itinerary is practical: guided coffee tasting at a roastery (Yahava‑style techniques), two boutique wineries with behind‑the‑scenes barrel‑room access, lunch at Berry Farm Cottage Cafe, and a fifteen‑minute Karri forest stop for orchids, fairy wrens and the hush of the bush.
Expect gravel driveways, short paved cellar‑door steps and a gentle forest track — nothing technical, but uneven underfoot. Bring sun protection, a refillable water bottle and a sensible pace through tastings (you’ll taste multiple wines). The operator provides pickup and drop‑off in town, child seats, and small group sizes for a personalized feel.
This day delivers sensory contrasts: the sharp, roasted notes of coffee, the bright acidity of coastal wines and the slow, cool shadow of Karri trunks. It’s accessible to most visitors and ideal for anyone wanting a compact, flavor‑forward introduction to Margaret River’s produce and bush.