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Margaret River

Impossibly clear water. Ancient forests. A coastline that hums with quiet power. This journey begins at Busselton Jetty — a turquoise window into the world below, stretching endlessly into Geographe Bay. Once a working lifeline, now a place to slow down, to walk timber planks worn smooth by time, to watch sunlight ripple beneath the surface. From waterside lunches and nostalgic ice cream stops, the road carries us into the heart of the Margaret River region — where earth, ocean, and vine exist in perfect balance. A place known for world-class wine, but defined just as deeply by wild coastlines, limestone reefs, sheltered lagoons, and stretches of white sand that meet dramatic cliffs. We swim in crystal-clear natural lagoons at The Aquarium, stand in awe as waves thunder through the ancient granite channels of Canal Rocks, and carefully soak in the ocean-fed calm of Injidup Natural Spa. Each stop revealing a different rhythm of the land — gentle, wild, and deeply alive. Between coastal moments, we find sweetness at Candy Cow, sip small-batch wines shaped by caves beneath the earth at Flowstone Wines, and settle into the towering karri forest of Boranup as dusk softens the day. Campfire flames dance, dinner simmers slowly, and the forest breathes around us. Beneath the trees, we descend into Lake Cave — a world of stillness and shadow, where stone grows quietly and time feels suspended. And finally, Hamlin Bay — calm, historic, and reflective — where the sea holds stories of shipwrecks, stingrays, and gentle endings. Some places impress you instantly. Others stay with you — as a feeling, a memory, a softness you carry long after you’ve gone. ✨ 🏞️Places we visited: Busselton Jetty The Goose Bistro Little Otto’s Big Choc Shop The Aquarium, Yallingup Canal Rocks, Yallingup Natural Spa, Yallingup Candy Cow, Margaret River Flowstone Wines, Forest Grove Boranup Forest Lake Cave Hamlin Bay 📍 Location: South West, Western Australia Busselton Margaret River 📅 Filmed: September 2025 🚐 Where we stayed: Jarrahdene Campground, Boranup Forest Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel and lifestyle vlogs 💛