Discover Bunbury Geographe and Harvey region

About this tour

This seven-hour regional tour explores the Bunbury, Geographe and Harvey districts of Western Australia, showcasing agricultural heritage and Italian settlement. You'll visit working farms, independent wineries and artisan food producers across rolling countryside and coastal landscapes. The route covers dairy operations, citrus orchards, native forest and the Geographe wine region, stopping at family-owned cellar doors and local food makers.

Highlights

• Family-run wineries off the main tourist circuit
• Award-winning local cheese makers and producers
• Working dairy and beef farms in their natural setting
• Jarrah forest and pristine estuary views
• Italian heritage sites scattered across farmland
• Geographe Bay coastal scenery and beaches

What to expect

You'll spend the day moving between small producers and vineyard cellar doors, with plenty of time to chat with owners and sample their work. Expect winding drives through orchards, pastureland and bushland, punctuated by stops at working farms where you can see daily operations. The pace is relaxed—this isn't a rushed tick-box tour. You'll see how Italian immigrants shaped the region's food culture, and understand why Harvey Beef and Harvey Fresh became regional staples. Breaks for food and wine tasting are built in.

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