Following morning tea at Dawesville Channel, we journey to Xanadu Winery, one of the early established vineyards of the region and enjoy a wine tasting and the chance to purchase from their extensive cellar and merchandise collection. We then travel on to the Eagles Heritage Raptor Centre, housing the largest collection of native raptors in Australia. View them handled close up and witness their lightning speed during a free flight display. Here, we also enjoy a picnic lunch (M1) or upgrade to the optional Lobster lunch (M1C).
 
From here we experience a guided tour at Mammoth Cave, one of over 300 natural underground limestone caves in the district. Travelling south we pass by stunning Boranup Forest, a visual highlight of the region before arriving at Augusta's famous Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, a geographical point of significance marking the dividing point between the Southern and Indian Oceans. Returning to the north of the region we break at a café for a light dinner at the Busselton Jetty. Whilst here marvel at this two kilometre construction, the longest jetty in the southern hemisphere before our return journey home to Perth a arriving back approximately 9.30 pm.

Please note: Vineyards closed on Christmas Day, Good Friday & other public holidays.