Augusta

Fishing, windsurfing, snorkelling, whale watching and more – if you’ve got saltwater running through your veins, then Augusta is the place for you.

Sitting pretty on the southwestern tip of Australia, Augusta is big on wow factor, both on the coast and inland. With the tallest lighthouse in the country and the third-tallest trees on the planet, Augusta doesn’t do things by halves. Back at sea level, explore gorgeous coastline and mysterious caves, and spot frolicking whales in Flinders Bay.

Explore Augusta

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse

Take in exceptional views of the Indian Ocean and coastal forest areas on a self-guided tour of one of Australia’s tallest mainland lighthouses.

Boranup

With woodland camping, prehistoric caves and miles of deserted beaches, you can really get away from it all in Boranup.

Mammoth Cave

See the ancient fossil remains of Australian megafauna in this limestone cave, known as one of the region’s most accessible show caves.

Conto Beach

Spend fun days on the beach and explore a nearby forest and national park while staying in this pretty coastal area.

The Berry Farm

Stroll through attractive gardens and shop for berry jams and other locally-made food and drink products at this picturesque farm and winery.

Amaze'n Margaret River

Find your way out of a large hedge maze, amble through attractive botanical gardens and play games at this family-friendly outdoor attraction.

Gnarabup

You can be forgiven for not having heard about Gnarabup before, but now you have, there’s no excuse for not checking out its beach while in Margaret River.

Xanadu Winery

Taste a selection of award-winning regional wines and tour the vineyards where they came from when you visit this Margaret River institution.

Margaret River

Fancy yourself as a foodie, a wine buff, or someone with an eye for art? Margaret River is the place for you.

Where to stay in Augusta

Augusta's Georgiana Molloy Motel

84 Blackwood Avenue

Situated near the airport, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Augusta Visitor Centre and Augusta Historical Museum. Donavan Street Bushland and Jays Beach are also within 1 mi (2 km).

Riverside Cottages Augusta

2 Molloy Street

Rated 3.0 / 5 by Guests

Situated in Augusta, this cottage is within a 15-minute walk of Donavan Street Bushland, Augusta Visitor Centre, and Augusta Historical Museum. Jays Beach and River Mouth Beach are also within 2 mi (3 km).

Augusta Sheoak Chalets

298 Hillview Road

Rated 4.3 / 5 by Guests

Situated in Augusta, this cottage is within 3 mi (5 km) of Augusta Historical Museum, Augusta Visitor Centre, and Donavan Street Bushland. Moondyne Cave and Jays Beach are also within 3 mi (5 km).

Harmony Forest Accommodation and Vineyard

248 Sebbes Road

Rated 4.4 / 5 by Guests

Situated in a rural location, this cottage is 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Green Valley Vineyard and within 6 mi (10 km) of CaveWorks & Lake Cave and Mammoth Cave. Devil's Lair Vineyard and Conto Beach are also within 6 mi (10 km).

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Things to do in Augusta

3 Day South West Cruiser: Return

By West Coast Cruiser

Spend 3 days exploring Western Australias beautiful South West region. Visit the region natural and man made attractions including the Valley of the Giants,

Duration: 3d

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Cities near Augusta

Boranup

With woodland camping, prehistoric caves and miles of deserted beaches, you can really get away from it all in Boranup.

Gnarabup

You can be forgiven for not having heard about Gnarabup before, but now you have, there’s no excuse for not checking out its beach while in Margaret River.

Margaret River

Fancy yourself as a foodie, a wine buff, or someone with an eye for art? Margaret River is the place for you.

Cowaramup

Just 10 minutes north of Margaret River by car is a quaint country town that made sure it won’t be called ‘sleepy’ ever again.

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