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• Swan Valley Cider and Ale Trail

  It might be the oldest wine-producing region in Western Australia, but there's certainly nothing old-fashioned about the Swan Valley. In step with the worldwide craft beer movement, the Swan Valley is home to ten fantastic breweries and cideries producing contemporary and creative beers and cider. Behold an impressive variety of brews: lagers, pilsners, ales, wheat beers, stouts and more, as well as ciders and ginger beer; all handcrafted using traditional techniques, state-of-the-art equipment and only the best produce. The Swan Valley Cider and Ale Trail is a dedicated trail for the lover of ...

• Swan Valley Sweet Temptations Trail

  Discover handcrafted artisan products - the finest French macarons, scrumptious nougat, gourmet nuts, delicious cakes, chocolate, ice cream, and pure honey sourced straight from the hive.The Swan Valley is the oldest wine region in Western Australia and the second oldest in the country. Your journey of sweet temptations includes sweeter-style reds, whites and fortified wines handcrafted by generational winemakers.Most venues offer breakfast and lunch, and their own signature coffee blends and speciality teas — meaning you will be spoiled for choice.Bon appétit.

• Albany Picnic Provisions Trail

  Albany Picnic Provisions Trail is a self-drive journey providing access to your choice of locally grown seasonal produce for your picnic basket. Along this trail, you will meet the growers of fruit, vegetables, meat and seafood as well as wine and beer producers. You can start filling your picnic basket by visiting the town centre-based markets and gourmet retail outlets and then add to your provisions from the growers you meet along the way. The trail can be experienced in half a day, a whole day or be enjoyed over several days - the choice is yours! Fancy a riverside ...

• Blackwood River Valley Food and Beverage Trail

  The Blackwood River Valley is the heart of food production in the south west. Meander around three historic towns. Bridgetown, the winter capital of Western Australia; Nannup, one of the best preserved 1950s towns in the State; and Balingup, famous for its Medieval Festival held every August. Every season brings a new look to the Valley. From March to May experience one of the five best places in Australia to see autumn colour as recognised by QANTAS; in winter (June to August) enjoy a log fire in one of the many accommodation venues; in spring (September to November) marvel at ...

• Geographe Alternative Wine Trail

  Less than two hours drive south of Perth, Geographe is one of Western Australia’s most captivating and diverse wine regions. It is home to majestic rolling hills and native bush hinterland in the East, together with some of Western Australia’s best beaches, exciting towns like Harvey, Donnybrook and the popular tourism destinations Bunbury and Busselton in the West. The sub regions of Geographe are characterised by diverse micro climates as a result of elevated rolling hills, cool sheltered valleys and mild ocean breezes off the Geographe Bay. While the region produces exceptional Shiraz and Chardonnay, ...

• A Taste of the Valley of the Giants Trail

  This trail takes you through the heart of Tingle and Karri environment where you will discover a vast array of local wines, fresh produce, home-cooked gourmet delights.Immerse your senses in the natural environment of Denmark Western Australia and the Walpole Wilderness as you experience cool climate wines and food amongst the ancient forest empire of the Amazing South Coast.

• Denmark Food and Wine Trail

  Denmark offers award-winning cool climate wines, quality handcrafted beer and some of the freshest produce in the State. Come experience the authenticity of this region within the Great Southern and the Amazing South Coast. The gentle summer temperatures and higher winter rainfall in Denmark produce some of the finest Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir. Sample a range of local wines with their distinctive cool climate characteristics and collect a box of your favourites in a Denmark Dozen. Enjoy seasonal locally sourced ingredients over breakfast, lunch or dinner at a choice of restaurants ...

• Geraldton Food Trail

  Geraldton boasts a terrific food and drink scene. Fresh and unique produce are at the doorsteps of Geraldton’s happening eateries. You’ll be spoiled for choice in Geraldton; with excellent establishments serving up their unique take on the local offering. From traditional Italian to Western Rock Lobster, from the Abrolhos islands off the Geraldton coast to quirky cafes, wine bars and family-friendly dining; exceptional produce converges with great service and Geraldton lifestyle vibes. These family-owned and run restaurants and cafes put their soul into their dining experiences. Each expresses ...

• Margaret River Certified Organic and Biodynamic Wine Trail

  A growing number of producers in the Margaret River Wine Region are gaining certification as organic or biodynamic grape or wine producers. The five producers on this trail are the only ones in the region who have fully certified both their vineyards and their wineries to guarantee the integrity of their wines. These producers have created a wide range of wines and cellar door experiences for you to enjoy and they all look forward to sharing their passion for organic and biodynamic farming and winemaking. Visiting these producers will take you on a relaxed and picturesque journey through the heart ...

• Craft Beer and Wine Trail, Peel Region

  Less than an hour's drive from Perth, the Peel Region offers everything from beautiful coastlines to the Giants of Mandurah, winding waterways and jarrah forests. When it comes to food and wine, there is truly something for everyone including locally brewed craft beers, award-winning wines and food to feed a hungry family or the most discerning foodie. The Peel Region is Western Australia’s most diverse region and offers some amazing experiences. Blessed with internationally-recognised natural attractions, such as the Yalgorup National Park and the world-famous thrombolite formations, it also ...