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Planning a wine day in Margaret River often comes down to one key decision: joining a group wine tour or choosing a private experience. Both offer different ways to explore the region, from fixed itineraries and shared transport to flexible days shaped entirely around you. This guide breaks down the differences between private and group wine tours, helping you decide which option best suits your travel style, pace, and expectations.

Arriving in Busselton by cruise offers a unique opportunity to experience the Margaret River region in a single day. With vineyards, coastline, natural landmarks, and towns spread across a wide area, understanding what is realistically accessible is key. By choosing a small number of meaningful experiences and considering how the region fits together geographically, cruise guests can gain a genuine sense of what defines Margaret River and why it’s a destination worth returnin

Discover Margaret River beyond the vines. From the sweeping views at Cape Naturaliste to the wild beauty of Cape Leeuwin, the region’s iconic lighthouses offer unforgettable experiences. Pair your visit with a long seaside lunch at Ilma or a tasting at Subsea Estate, the Southern Hemisphere’s first underwater winery, and let Oak Drive Co. craft a seamless, memorable journey.

Discover the beauty of Caves Road on your first trip to Margaret River. Towering forests, rolling vineyards, and nearby beaches set the scene for a perfect introduction to the region. Our Oak Recommend Itinerary: First Taste offers a suggested day of wine, scenery, and local experiences to help you fall in love with the South West.

Discover Margaret River’s creative soul with our Framed itinerary, Open Studios, and Tatiana Amaral’s stunning art at Yallingup Galleries.

Discover the beauty of Margaret River’s Cape to Cape Track without committing to the full 123 km. Explore stunning short sections like Cape Naturaliste to Sugarloaf Rock or Smiths Beach to Injidup Natural Spa, perfect for day walkers. Enjoy breathtaking coastal views, wildflowers, and whale watching, with Oak Drive Co. providing seamless transport — and even a winery stop to celebrate your walk.

My Ideal Margaret River Day Itinerary with Wine & Food.

Get to know the man behind the wheel!

Planning a trip to Margaret River? Whether you’re coming for the world-class wineries, the coastal walks, or the food, art, and surf, there’s one thing you’ll quickly realise: Margaret River is big . Like, really big. Spread over 100km from north to south, this is a region where public transport and Uber are practically non-existent, taxis are limited, and having your own vehicle (or private driver) is essential, even if you’re not wine tasting. Image: Zac White | Courtesy o