7-Day Self-Drive Perth and Southwest Corner of Western Australia

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Today, you'll take advantage of your round trip ferry tickets to Rottnest Island spend the day on this pocket of paradise, most notably home to the adorable Quokka. During your 1.5-hour cruise along the Swan River, you'll listen to informative Captain's commentary and relax whilst enjoying the scenic views. Besides cute animals, the island boasts white-sanded beaches, secluded coves, shallow sparkling waters, great surf breaks and a rich cultural heritage that can keep you busy all day.

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Today, you'll self-drive from Perth to Margaret with a number of notable stops along the way! The first stop is Mandurah, Western Australia's second city home to an abundance of wildlife including dolphins and migratory birdlife. After a short stop in the coastal town of Preston Beach, you can continue to Bunbury to spot the pods of bottlenose dolphins in the inlet. Finally, before reaching Margaret River, a stop in Busselton to take a stroll along the 1.8-kilometre jetty is a must.

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Today, you'll have the day to explore the Margaret River Region. Speckled by national parks, pristine beaches and vineyards, the region is known for its award-winning wines, when paired with the paradisical landscape of the region makes this a prime travel destination. While exploring the coastline, you can discover endless hiking trails and be tempted by the 90 wine cellar doors that invite you in.

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Today, you'll drive to your next stop, Albany. On the waym, you'll stop in Pemberton, the town surrounded by marvellous Karri trees and known for its stunning variety of wildflowers as well as some of the finest wine in Australia's west coast. Here, you can get lost in the verdant nature of Pemberton on hiking trails, bush walks, in canoes out on lakes and down white sand dunes in Yeagarup. In the afternoon, you'll continue the journey to Albany.

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Today, you'll have the day to explore Albany, a port city most known for its stories of Aboriginal custodians, convicts, sailors and whalers. The city marks the spot where the first European settlers arrived in Western Australia and the legacy lives on in the city through its colonial buildings. You can take advantage of a huge range of activities on offer including world-class wine tasting, fishing, surfing, swimming, diving and hiking!