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1 Leeuwin Road | 10km South of Augusta, 52km South of Margaret River on Leeuwin Road, Augusta, Western Australia 6290, Australia
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Transparent pricing for custom private car charters in Western Australia! Wide range of vehicles + Chinese-speaking driver-guides
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"The Iconic White Lighthouse at the Convergence of Two Oceans" | CAPE LEEUWIN LIGHTHOUSE, WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
If you're traveling through Western Australia, one destination you simply cannot miss is Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, a majestic white structure standing tall on the southwesternmost tip of the continent. Taking a stroll along the path leading toward the lighthouse allows you to truly immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. The vibrant blue sky provides a stunning backdrop, contrasting perfectly with the pristine white tower. Built in 1895, this landmark serves as a vital navigational beacon for ships passing through these waters, marking the dramatic point where the Indian and Southern Oceans converge. Beyond the lighthouse itself, the surrounding area is filled with breathtaking coastal scenery, featuring rugged rock formations, native shrubbery, and a vast ocean that stretches as far as the eye can see. 📍 Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, Augusta, Western Australia
🌊 Cape Leeuwin & Australia’s Southwest: Where Two Oceans Meet 🏖️
Australia’s southwest corner is a world of lighthouses, giant forests, and wild coast. Cape Leeuwin is the most south-westerly point of Australia, where the Indian and Southern Oceans collide.  Its lighthouse is Australia’s tallest on the mainland.  Augusta is about 316 km south of Perth and 43 km from Margaret River.  Drive south along Caves Road through the Boranup Forest, home to ancient karri trees, then take a tour to the top of the lighthouse for views of the meeting oceans.  Karri trees are protected today and found only in the southwest corner of Western Australia.  There’s plenty more nearby. Meet the friendly rays at Hamelin Bay,  where wild stingrays and eagle rays come close.  Jewel Cave is nearby too.  Ngilgi Cave near Yallingup has stunning limestone formations, and Sugarloaf Rock off Cape Naturaliste is a great place to watch the sunset.  In Busselton, walk the 1.841 km Busselton Jetty, the longest wooden piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere.  Margaret River is also renowned for its wineries.  For hikers, the 135-kilometre Cape to Cape Track runs between the lighthouses of Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin.  It ends where the Southern and Indian oceans meet. Pro tips: Timing is great right now. Whale watching tours run from Augusta from June to September, and from Busselton and Dunsborough from September to December.  You’ll usually see humpback and southern right whales, and dolphins.  Watch the famous west coast sunset over the ocean before staying overnight in Augusta or Margaret River.  A car makes this region far easier to explore. Bring layers, as the coastal wind can be strong, and check lighthouse tour times before you go. #CapeLeeuwin #SouthwestAustralia #MargaretRiver #Augusta #CapeToCapeTrack #BusseltonJetty #WesternAustralia #KarriForest #WhaleWatching #VisitWA #TripcomTravel #TravelAustralia
From Rottnest Island to Albany - a scenic trip ahead!
Started off the journey with a pristine summer beach trip to Rottnest Island after leaving the airport, a must see for the current Australian spring Make a stop to Wellington Dam when in Wellington for the amazing art murals and don't worry aboyt going hungry as there's a kiosk that serves food near the lookout! Then at sunset, stroll down the historic Busselton Jetty, the longest timber-piled jetty in the southern hemisphere, for the perfect golden hour lighting. 🌅🚂 Next, the Injidup Natural Spa. Best to head there in the morning to avoid crowds, and during mid to high tide for the best cascading water effect! The Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse (Augusta), the mainland’s southernmost point where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet! 🗼🌊 Feeling moody? the Albany Wind Farm (Albany) - Massive wind turbines standing strong against the dramatic cliffs of the Southern Ocean. The wind energy here is unreal! 💨⚡ #travel2026 #thingstodo #albany #australia #natureescapes #beaches
🍷 Margaret River: 4-day itinerary
🛬 Getting there: Drive about 3 hours from Perth. · Day 1, Wineries: Afternoon tastings at Vasse Felix and Leeuwin Estate. Evening dinner at Cape Lodge. · Day 2, Caves: Morning at Jewel Cave or Mammoth Cave. Afternoon at Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse. Evening wine bar. · Day 3, Coast: Morning at Surfers Point. Afternoon walk on the Cape to Cape Track. Evening chocolate and beer tastings. · Day 4, Busselton: Morning at the Busselton Jetty and its underwater observatory. 💡 Tips: Whale watching runs from June to December along the coast. 💬 Wine tour or cave visit? 👇 #MargaretRiver #WesternAustralia #WineTravel #LuxuryTravel
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse – Standing at the southwestern tip of the Australian continent, overlooking the convergence of two oceans
Cape Leeuwin is located at the southwesternmost tip of the Australian continent, where the Indian Ocean and the Southern Ocean meet. It is home to the tallest lighthouse in Western Australia, features a dramatic rocky coastline, and is a prime spot for whale watching. Images 1–4: Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Built of stone, it is 39 meters high and 56 meters above sea level. It is the tallest lighthouse in Western Australia and the third tallest in Australia. It was first lit in 1896 and is still in operation today, guiding ships at sea. Image 5: Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse information sign Two tour options are available: 1. Cape Leeuwin Audio Tour Available upon entering the park. Listen to the commentary to learn about the lighthouse keepers, shipwreck history, and stories of the ruins. Available in multiple languages. 2. Lighthouse Tower Guided Tour Follow a guide to climb 176 steps to the top of the tower, enjoy the view of the two oceans meeting. Includes park audio commentary. Image 6: Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse self-guided audio tour map 16 audio stops covering history, shipwrecks, and the geography of the two oceans. Image 7: Keepers' Cottages (Audio tour stop 3) · Built between 1895–1896 to house the Cape Leeuwin lighthouse keepers and their families. · The lighthouse required 24-hour staffing, so this was the keepers' home, equipped with bedrooms, a kitchen, and a living room. · Keepers lived here until the lighthouse was automated in 1982. Image 8: Art cow sculpture A fun surprise at Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse: the art cow sculpture from the Margaret River charity art exhibition. The slogan "Please climb the lighthouse, not the cow" is quite witty. From March–June 2010, 85 art cow sculptures were displayed in the Margaret River region as part of the world's largest public art event, "CowParade." These cow sculptures were auctioned in July 2010, with proceeds donated to local public welfare agencies and charitable organizations. This cow sculpture, named "Moorine Marauder," is located in the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse park and is an exhibit left over from that event. Image 9: Cape Leeuwin orientation plaque Marks distant lands and seas, measuring the distance to the ends of the earth. Image 10: Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse foundation stone Sir John Forrest (1847–1918), the first Premier of the Colony of Western Australia, laid the foundation stone for this lighthouse on December 13, 1895. Image 11: Cape Leeuwin HMAS Nizam memorial plaque On the night of February 11, 1945, at 10:15 PM, the destroyer HMAS Nizam encountered a massive wave 11 miles south of this location. Ten sailors were tragically swept into the sea and lost their lives. Images 12–13: Two oceans convergence signpost ← SOUTHERN OCEAN → INDIAN OCEAN Image 14: Residential Precinct These residences enjoy stunning views of the beach, bay, and rocky islands, but are subjected to year-round summer sea breezes and winter salty mist and gales. Image 15: N-class destroyer information sign The Cape Leeuwin N-class destroyer information sign commemorates the global wartime service of the five Royal Australian Navy N-class destroyers. The British Admiralty leased these ships to the Royal Australian Navy from 1940–1942. In September 1945, four of these ships anchored in Tokyo Bay to witness the signing of the Japanese Instrument of Surrender on the USS Missouri, marking the end of their glorious service across the oceans. Images 16–20: Coastal flora and fauna environment around Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse The coast around Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, where the two oceans meet, features rocky beaches accompanied by native scrub, with waves rolling over the reefs. The Cape Leeuwin headland is rocky and faces strong, salty, and humid westerly winds year-round. Due to the constant assault of strong winds, only low-lying coastal heath can grow here, making it difficult for tall vegetation to thrive. The Cape Leeuwin Marine Park is home to seabirds, seals, and migrating whale pods.
Trip Highlights Day 1 Arrival in Perth The private airport pick-up service was very thoughtful. The driver arrived early to wait for us, and communication in Chinese was seamless, allowing the children to enjoy their time together.
🚗 Itinerary Highlights Day 1 Arrival in Perth The private airport pick-up service was incredibly thoughtful. The driver arrived early and was ready to assist, facilitating smooth communication in Mandarin and instantly relieving the children's fatigue after their long flight. Day 2 City Sightseeing 10-hour private car service with a Mandarin-speaking driver touring classic attractions such as Elizabeth Quay, Kings Park, and the Blue Boat Houses. The driver was familiar with the local area and provided engaging commentary, captivating the children. Day 3 Rottnest Island Day Trip The punctual and reliable ferry service to and from the quay was excellent. The quokkas on Rottnest Island were adorable! The children were thrilled throughout, and taking photos with the "smiling kangaroos" became a cherished memory of the trip. Day 4 Swan Valley Tour Kevison Wildlife Park was a favorite among the children! They got up close to kangaroos and koalas, and enjoyed an exterior tour of Sandalford Winery, satisfying both adults and children. Day 5 Cervantes Direction Namban National Park and the Pinnacles were breathtaking; the "stone forest" in the desert resembled an alien landscape. We took photos of the exterior of the Lobster Hut, and the kids learned to identify different lobster species. Day 6: Busselton Jetty Highly recommended! A perfect experience for two adults and one child. The round-trip mini-train tour plus guided underwater observatory tour lasted 1 hour and 45 minutes. The kids listened attentively throughout, and the Chinese translation materials were very useful. The underwater observatory offered a unique perspective on marine life, and the whole family felt it was worth the ticket price! Days 7-8: Margaret River Deep Dive ArtGeo Cultural District, Canal Rock, exterior of Fasfield Winery, Mammoth Caves, Livin' Point Lighthouse... The itinerary was rich but not rushed, showcasing the flexibility of a private tour. The driver adjusted the time according to our pace, allowing the kids to rest when they were tired and stopping whenever we wanted to take more photos – this is true vacation time! Day 9: Return to Perth After a tour of the Banbury Dolphin Discovery Centre (exterior view), we returned to Perth. We had free time to explore the Round House and Fremantle Arts Centre, experiencing the local culture. Day 10-11 Perth Free Time Day 12 Return Airport Transfer Private airport transfer service was punctual, and the driver helped with luggage. The service was excellent throughout the 12-day trip. ⭐ Overall Review Private tour advantages: · High flexibility: The needs of families with two adults and one child can be adjusted at any time, and the child's schedule is not restricted by the group. · Chinese-speaking service: Driver and guide accompany you throughout the trip, ensuring smooth communication and a safe and worry-free experience. · Accommodation quality: Five hotels/guesthouses, each with its own unique characteristics, from luxury hotels to rustic cabins, offering a rich experience. · Well-planned itinerary: Comprehensive coverage of attractions, including Rottnest Island, the Pinnacles, Margaret River, Busselton Jetty, and other highlights of Western Australia. Special Recommendation: The underwater observatory tour at Busselton Jetty was the children's favorite activity of the trip; highly recommended for families with young children! The 12-day, 11-night itinerary allowed us to deeply experience the grandeur and subtlety of Western Australia. From city to wilderness, from ocean to desert, private tours offer a worry-free and enjoyable experience for families of two adults and one child. Western Australia's solitude and beauty are worth experiencing for every family! 🚗 Tour Highlights Day 1 Arrival in Perth The private airport transfer service is incredibly thoughtful. The driver arrives early and communicates fluently in Mandarin, instantly relieving the children's fatigue after a long flight. Day 2 City Sightseeing 10-hour private car service with a Mandarin-speaking driver to explore classic attractions such as Elizabeth Quay, Kings Park, and the Blue Boat Houses. The driver is familiar with the area and provides engaging commentary, captivating the children. Day 3 Rottnest Island Day Trip The punctual and reliable round-trip transfer service from the quay is a must. The quokkas on Rottnest Island are adorable! The children were excited throughout, and taking photos with the "smiling kangaroos" is a cherished memory of the trip. Day 4 Swan Valley Tour Kevison Wildlife Park is a favorite among the children! Get up close to kangaroos and koalas, and enjoy a tour of the Sandalford Winery exterior – something for everyone, adults and children alike. Day 5: Cervantes Direction Nambang National Park and the Pinnacles are breathtaking; the "stone forest" in the desert looks like an alien landscape. We also took photos of the exterior of a lobster hut, and the kids learned to identify different lobster species. Day 6: Busselton Jetty Highly recommended! A perfect experience for two adults and one child. The round-trip mini-train tour plus the guided underwater observatory tour lasted 1 hour and 45 minutes. The kids listened attentively throughout, and the Chinese translation materials were very useful. The underwater observatory offered a unique perspective on marine life, and the whole family felt it was worth the ticket price! Day 7-8: Margaret River Deep Dive ArtGeo cultural area, Canal Rock, exterior of Fasfield Winery, Mammoth Caves, Livin' Point Lighthouse... a rich but not rushed itinerary, showcasing the flexibility of a private tour. The driver adjusted the time according to our pace, allowing the kids to rest when they were tired and stopping whenever we wanted to take more photos – this is true vacation fun. Day 9 Return to Perth After an exterior tour of the Bambury Dolphin Discovery Centre, return to Perth. Enjoy free time to explore the Round House and Fremantle Arts Centre, experiencing the local culture. Day 10-11 Free time in Perth Day 12 Airport transfer A punctual private airport transfer service, with the driver assisting with luggage, ensured a smooth and comprehensive 12-day trip. ⭐ Overall Review Private tour advantages: · High flexibility: Adjustable to meet the needs of families with two adults and one child, allowing children to maintain a comfortable schedule without being restricted by the group. · Chinese-speaking service: Driver and guide accompany you throughout the trip, ensuring smooth communication and a safe and worry-free experience. · High-quality accommodations: Five unique hotels/guesthouses, ranging from luxury hotels to rustic cabins, offering a diverse experience. · Well-planned itinerary: Comprehensive coverage of attractions, including Rottnest Island, the Pinnacles, Margaret River, and Busselton Jetty, among other highlights of Western Australia. Special Recommendation: The underwater observatory tour at Busselton Jetty was the children's favorite activity of the trip; highly recommended for families with young children! Our 12-day, 11-night trip allowed us to deeply experience the grandeur and subtlety of Western Australia. From cities to wilderness, from ocean to desert, the exclusive private tour service made our trip both worry-free and enjoyable for our family of two adults and one child. Western Australia's solitude and beauty are something every family should experience for themselves!
Standing at the Edge of the World: The Magic of Cape Leeuwin 🌊✨
There’s something truly humbling about standing at the southwestern most tip of mainland Australia. At Cape Leeuwin, you aren't just looking at a view; you’re witnessing the powerful, untamed collision where the Indian Ocean meets the Southern Ocean. The wind here is real, the history is deep, and the sight of the waves crashing against the jagged rocks is nothing short of "metal". Whether you're climbing the lighthouse for that dizzying, panoramic perspective or just wandering the grounds to soak in the sheer scale of the coastline, it’s a place that stays with you long after you leave. 💡 Tips for your Cape Leeuwin adventure: Embrace the "Cape Hair": Seriously, don't bother trying to style your hair the wind here is legendary, often reaching speeds that make a hat or perfectly coiffed hair impossible! Just embrace the wild look and bring a windproof jacket. Book the Tower Tour: If you’re feeling fit, the guided climb to the top of Australia’s tallest mainland lighthouse is a must. You'll get incredible stories from the guides about the lightkeepers' lives and the treacherous maritime history of these waters. Time it Right: If you’re visiting between May and August, keep your eyes on the horizon this is a prime spot for whale watching as they migrate along the coast! Dress for the Elements: Even on a sunny day, the coastal breeze can be biting. Wear flat, enclosed shoes so you can comfortably explore the walking trails and the path to the lighthouse base. Beat the Rush: If you prefer a quieter experience, try arriving on a weekday morning. It makes the experience of looking out over the meeting of the two oceans feel much more personal and serene. Have you ever stood at a place where two oceans meet? It’s a surreal feeling you have to experience at least once! 🌏💙 #lighthouse #australiatrip #ocean #travel #familytravel
Calm Rock Pools & Coastal Ease: Granny’s Pool 🌊🪨
#natureexploration Tucked along the coast near Dongara, Granny’s Pool feels like a natural swimming spot shaped by time and tide. Protected by surrounding rock formations, the shallow waters stay calmer than the open ocean just beyond, making it a peaceful place to float, wade, or simply sit by the edge. The setting is simple but beautiful. Smooth rocks frame the pool, waves break softly outside the barrier, and the contrast between still water and moving sea creates a calming rhythm. It’s the kind of place where you don’t really need an itinerary — just a towel, some sun, and time to slow down. What makes it special is how unpolished it feels. There are no built-up facilities or heavy crowds, just nature doing its thing. Families, swimmers, and quiet visitors share the space without it ever feeling busy or rushed. Granny’s Pool isn’t about spectacle — it’s about ease. A small, natural pocket of calm along Western Australia’s coastline where the ocean feels close, but gentle.
Travel Guide to Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, located in the Margaret River region of Western Australia, is the southwesternmost landmark of the Australian mainland. It marks the meeting point of the Indian Ocean and the Southern Ocean, offering breathtaking views. Built in 1895, it is one of the tallest lighthouses in Australia and still serves as a navigational aid today. The lighthouse is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with an entry fee of approximately AUD 7.5. Additional charges apply for climbing the lighthouse. It is about a 40-minute drive from Margaret River town, with scenic routes featuring lush greenery and coastal views. The site includes an interpretive center where visitors can learn about the lighthouse's history and marine ecology. Walking trails allow close-up views of the ocean convergence, and the sunset creates stunning light and shadow effects. A visit is recommended to last around 1.5 hours. Comfortable footwear is advised for climbing the lighthouse and walking around. Nearby attractions include Leeuwin Estate Winery, where visitors can combine wine tasting with coastal sightseeing. The area is windy, so bringing a jacket and windproof gear is recommended. Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse is a must-visit destination that combines natural beauty and cultural heritage in Western Australia.
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Jewel Cave
The Jewel Cave in Western Australia has beautiful scenery. The stalactites in the cave are all naturally formed. After years of seawater erosion and erosion, the beautiful scenery is formed. The temperature in the cave is very low, damp and cold, but the scenery is infinitely beautiful! A very unique feeling!
蓝凌兰Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse
The scenery of Cape Leeuwen Lighthouse in Australia is very unique. The attraction is a lighthouse standing on the seashore. It is a very old building. It is said that the light on the top of the tower is lit every night to point the direction for fishing boats returning home!
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It is about 3.5 hours drive south from Perth city. 🚗 Stingray Sea (you can touch it) but there is no signal for mobile phones in this area📶
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I didn’t get to see any whales this time, but since there’s a second chance, I hope I’ll be able to see them next time.
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