Visit to McHenry Hohnen ‘s cellar door in Witchcliffe and indulge in wines biodynamically farmed with minimal intervention winemaking methods paired with free range meats and cheese.

Yahava Koffeeworks:

A stop at Yahava Koffeeworks in Margaret River is the perfect start to the journey, as it’s sure to give you plenty of energy for the exciting day ahead. Yahava is a well-loved, local WA company that sources coffee beans from all around the globe. They offer a range of different coffees for you to try on their tasting benches, and an expert will walk you through the options while explaining how each cup is brewed – you can even watch the beans being freshly roasted right in front of you. For those of you who aren’t coffee fanatics, there is a large selection of loose leaf teas to ensure you will be suitably perked up as well.

Woody Nook Wines’ vineyard estate used to be a sawmill site. Jeff and Wynn Gallagher bought the property in 1978, cleared it for a vineyard, planted the first cuttings in 1982, and had their first crush in 1987. They built the winery and their home from timber and mud bricks found on the land. There are still about 60 acres of jar-rah and marri forest around the winery and restaurant.