Holiday Rental Properties in the Sunny South-West

Welcome to the sun-soaked landscapes of Western Australia’s esteemed South-West region, where the lush forests, pristine beaches and revered vineyards create a harmonious backdrop for your next getaway. In this untamed paradise, our exclusive range of rental properties await to offer you an escape like no other, serving as a serene haven and a starting point for your adventures in this picturesque corner of Australia.

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Read on to explore Western Australia’s hidden gems where you can rest, rejuvenate, and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and refined elegance of the sunny South-West.

The More You Know: What Makes This Area of WA So Special?

The south-west region of western Australia deserves a spot on everyone’s to-visit bucket lists for many reasons;

Its Enchanting Landscape
The South-West region of WA is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, with its deep blue ocean, lush forests and rolling vineyards. The geographical diversity of the region is perhaps one of its most alluring characteristics, as it harbours a variety of natural wonders including the ancient Karri and Jarrah forests which are some of the tallest trees in the world, some of which you can even climb! These forests offer a rich habitat for a plethora of wildlife including various bird species and marsupials.
The rugged coastline features dramatic cliffs, beautiful beaches and a number of remarkable cave systems, including the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park which is a hotspot for exploring these subterranean wonders such as the Jewel, Mammoth and Ngilgi Caves.

It’s Always Wine O’Clock in the Sunny South-West
Fancy a smooth cabernet or a fruity rosé? Come be on cloud wine in Western Australia! The South-West is home to the world-renowned Margaret River wine region, famed for its premium wine production with a special focus on Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay varieties.
The region also offers tasty delights sourced from the rich lands and seas, offering a spectrum of flavours from fine dining to casual eateries. Visitors can indulge in truffle tasting, a variety of cheeses, chocolates, and fresh seafood, making the region a true haven for food lovers.

See the Sights
Visit the region’s attractions and sights, one of the most iconic being the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet, offering spectacular views and photo opportunities.
Families will love the historic Busselton Jetty, an enormous timber structure great for a walk on a sunny day, or even a miniature train ride is a great way to view its span. Submerged beneath and surrounding the Busselton Jetty lies 13 underwater sculptures, forming spectacular havens for sea life ready to be explored with a set of fins and snorkel.
Nature enthusiasts will love the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, which provides a bird’s eye view of the region’s majestic tingle trees. Whale watching is another popular activity between June and December when Humpback and Southern Right whales grace the coastline.

The Region’s Weather

The South-West region enjoys a temperate climate, with warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters.
Summer (December to February) is perfect for beach and vineyard tours with temperatures between 18-27°C.
Autumn (March to May) offers mild weather and fewer crowds, ideal for tranquil explorations.
Winter (June to August) brings cooler temperatures ranging from 13-18°C, ideal for indoor activities and enjoying local food and wine by a warm fire, perfect for cosy romantic retreats.
Spring (September to November) has cool, sunny conditions, great for outdoor adventures. Each season in the South-West offers a distinct and charming backdrop for a diverse range of activities.
Best Time to Visit: Due to the region’s warm temperate climate, you can enjoy a visit to the South West year round. Summer is perfect for beach days and water sports. Autumn and spring are perfect for hiking and wine tasting tours and winter is great for whale watching and culinary delights.

How to Get There?

WA’s South-West is just a two-hour drive south of Perth. For those keen on exploring this diverse region, we recommend renting a car, with the promise of scenic drives through the region’s beautiful landscapes and charming towns.

Perth Airport (PER) is a three-hour drive north of Margaret River and accommodates both domestic and international arrivals. However, the Busselton Margaret River Airport (BQB), stands as the closest major airport to the South-West region’s most popular cities; being just a quick 45-minute drive to Margaret River.

Get to Know the Region’s Cities

Bunbury: Home to the beautiful Dolphin Discovery Centre, where visitors can interact with wild dolphins in their natural habitat.
Busselton: Known for its iconic 1.8-kilometer long jetty, the longest in the southern hemisphere, offering a spectacular walk over the waters.
Margaret River: Famous for its premium wineries and breathtaking surf breaks, a haven for wine enthusiasts and surfers alike.
Dunsborough: A picturesque coastal town renowned for its pristine beaches and close proximity to the famous Margaret River wine region.
Pemberton: Nestled amidst towering karri forests, it is a gateway to the renowned Gloucester National Park, offering a nature lover’s paradise with a rich array of trails.
Albany: Steeped in history, this city offers a deep connection to Australia’s ANZAC heritage, with its National ANZAC Centre overlooking the stunning King George Sound.
Denmark: Situated along the Rainbow Coast, Denmark is known for its lush forests, tranquil rivers, and the striking Greens Pool, a natural rock pool ideal for swimming.
Augusta: Located at the junction of the Indian and Southern Oceans, it offers breathtaking views from the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, the southwesternmost point of Australia.
Walpole: A nature lover’s retreat home to the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, where visitors can walk among the towering tingle trees.
Bridgetown: This picturesque town offers a tranquil escape amidst rolling hills and is known for its heritage architecture and vibrant arts scene.
Manjimup: Renowned for its truffles and fine wines, it is a hub for gastronomy enthusiasts looking to explore the flavors of the southwest region.
Discover the beautiful landscapes of Western Australia’s southwest region by staying in one of our luxury holiday homes, curated just for your comfort and enjoyment. Whether it’s the pristine beaches, renowned wineries, or the rich heritage that calls to you, find your perfect base to explore it all with our premium listings, offering you a home away from home amidst nature’s finest.