Collect your car and head south to Bunbury, home to the Koombana Bay dolphins. A group of up to 100 wild bottle nose
dolphins live in the city’s bay. Take the Dolphin Watch Eco Cruise (own expense) that departs at 11.00am (please note driving
down from Perth takes approx. 2 hours).
The cruise ticket also includes admission to the Dolphin Discovery Centre. From here continue on to Busselton and then short
drive south to Margaret River home to some of Australia’s finest wineries. The town is well known for its surfing beaches and
magnificent coastal scenery.

Day at leisure to explore the fine wineries, beaches and the gourmet delights that the Margaret River region has to offer. Must
see attractions of the region include Busselton Jetty and Underwater Observatory, Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and the Ngilgi
Cave.

Leave Margaret River this morning and travel south on one of the State’s most scenic drives, Caves Road. See two oceans meet
at the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse (tours leave on the hour) and then make your way to the tall timber country surrounding
Pemberton. Enjoy a forest walk or if you prefer take the Pemberton tram and meander through some of the tallest trees in the
world. Natural fresh waterways and lakes are prevalent in the region, so why not pick up some local wine and produce to enjoy
a picnic.

Visit timber and art galleries in Pemberton and then make your way to Albany via Northcliffe and Walpole. Stop off at
Northcliffe’s famous forest sculpture walk. Visit the Giant Tingle Tree and see the only place in WA where the Forest meets the
water. Continue your journey and take a stroll along the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk (at own expense). Don’t miss the
Elephant Rocks and Greens Pool near Denmark. Continue onto Albany which overlooks Princess Royal Harbour and many
elevated vantage points around the town provide spectacular views.

It’s time to take a break and explore Albany today. Walk the Amity Trail and take in a visit to Whale World, the only whaling
museum created from an operational whaling station. Between June and October watch out for magnificent humpback and
southern right whales, who pause to play in the surrounding waters. There are many scenic walks to explore the magnificent
coastline.

Depart for Perth today taking the Albany Highway. North of Albany you may wish to visit the Stirling Range National Park – the
only Alpine area in Western Australia. Another good stop on the way back to Perth is at Kodja Place in Kojonup. The centre
provides an insight into rural life, as well as a history of Aboriginal life in the region.