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Jewel Cave
The Gem Cave is located 8 kilometers northwest of Augusta. It is a stalactite cave with a depth of 42 meters and a length of 1.9 kilometers. The top of the cave is covered with hanging stalactites. Guided tours take visitors into the cave every hour, and while you wait, you can look at the picture presentation in the lobby to learn how the cave was discovered, developed, and protected.Deepdene · 903m from downtown
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse
The historic Cape Levine Lighthouse sits on the tip of a spectacular peninsula at the southwestern tip of Australia. The vast Indian and Southern Oceans meet at this well-known landmark. Cape Levine Lighthouse is a must-see throughout the Margaret River area. Embark on a journey through maritime history and learn how this famous landmark was constructed in 1895 from the local limestone, making it a still vital landmark in this Margaret River area The steep corner continues to be a beacon for ship navigation. Walking leisurely at the bottom of the tower, visitors can listen to the audio guide in Mandarin Chinese, so as to have a deeper understanding of the past and present of this lighthouse, as well as some interesting stories. Afterwards, the tour guide will lead tourists to the top of the tower, where you will have a wonderful panoramic view of the sea, you will be deeply attracted by the surging waves and wilderness in front of you. If you come here from May to September, tourists will also be lucky to see a large-scale whale migration. (Cape Leeuwen Lighthouse Ground Tour does not include climbing activities)Leeuwin · 2.2km from downtown
Hamelin Bay
This is a quiet beach with blue sky and green water and beautiful scenery. Although there are many beautiful beaches, not many can get up close and personal with the large number of wild stingrays that often haunt! These amazing creatures are up to 2 meters wide and very friendly, swimming around snorkelers and you can watch them move naturally in their habitat. A four-hour drive from Perth, you can also visit Augusta and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet.Hamelin Bay · 624m from downtown
Mammoth Cave
Mammoth Cave is one of the few caves in Western Australia with paleontological fossils. Coming here is like traveling back hundreds of millions of years in a time spaceship. It is composed of a large number of large-scale paleontological fossils. When visitors cross the pontoon and enter the cave, you will be amazed by the staggering number of fossils here, with more than 10,000 fossils remaining here, which have been proven to be the remains of Australian megafauna that went extinct 46,000 years ago. The cave even contained the jawbone of a 50,000-year-old Big-cheeked beast embedded in the cave wall. If you visit here in winter, you will also be lucky enough to see a stream passing through a wonderful cave that is dyed red by natural tannins. As visitors leave the caves and take the Marri trail, there are many plant displays and many beautiful singing birds congregate here. In Mammoth Cave, the scenic spot provides tourists with an audio guide MP3 in Mandarin Chinese. Tourists can listen to the guide's explanation and savor the peculiar landscape in the cave at their own pace, so as to have a better understanding of the scenery in the cave. deep understanding. Mammoth Cave is not just a cave, but a perfect showcase of nature.Boranup · 30.8km from Augusta
Rottnest Island
Rottnest Island is a small island suitable for short-distance travel. In addition to large and small colorful saltwater lakes and beautiful seascapes, there is also an endangered animal "Australian short-tailed kangaroo" on the island. In addition, the island can rent bicycles to travel around the island, or take a walk on the trails. Rottnest Island is an island of sandy coves and surf beaches. Tourists who like sea sports or leisure and quiet can find their own projects here. Here, they can experience the joy and excitement of fishing, diving, surfing, etc. In addition, many tropical fish rare in southern Australia can be seen on Rottnest Island.Australia · Rottnest Island
Margaret River
The picturesque Margaret River is located 280 kilometers south of Perth. The town is built near the river of the same name, Margaret River. It is a famous wine-making area in Western Australia. It is surrounded by the sea on three sides and has more than 60 vineyards of various sizes. In addition, it also has beaches suitable for surfing, peculiar limestone caves, scenic driving routes and the annual LeeuwinEstate concert.Margaret River · 41.1km from Augusta
Busselton Jetty
Busselton Trestle is a very long wooden pier in the southern hemisphere, extending from the coast to the sea, with a total length of 1841 feet and a train track on it. Busselton Trestle was built in 1865 and served as an important seaport for over a century. Now retired, it has become a paradise for many fishing enthusiasts.Busselton · 76.5km from Augusta
Hillview Road Lookout
Augusta · 6km from downtown
Lake Cave
Lake Cave is a well-preserved cave. There is very little space for tourists to develop here. Basically, it will end in less than a few dozen meters. There is a virgin forest full of towering trees on the way. There is also a special area on the roadside. Open space for tourists to park. After a long journey, it is a real treat to breathe pure air in this natural oxygen bar.Boranup · 28.8km from Augusta
Kings Park and Botanic Garden
Kings Park and Botanic Garden is situated on Mount Eliza, west of Perth city center, and is adjacent to the University of Western Australia. The approx. 400-hectare park integrates open lawns, the Western Australian Botanic Garden, and vast areas of native bushland, making it one of the few large urban parks in the Southern Hemisphere. The park is elevated, with multiple viewing platforms facing the Perth skyline and the Swan River, making it a perfect spot for panoramic city views and sunset watching, and thus a popular destination for locals to take daily walks and relax. Plants are the stars here. The Western Australian Botanic Garden within the park features a collection of over 3,000 native Western Australian plant species. Among them, the kangaroo paw, the floral emblem of Western Australia, has flower spikes that resemble a kangaroo's front paw, and its red and green coloring makes it easy to spot among the flowers. A treetop walk suspended above the eucalyptus forest allows visitors to stroll at canopy height and overlook the Swan River from above. Every September, when spring is in full bloom in the Southern Hemisphere, the park hosts a decades-old traditional event. Native wildflowers like kangaroo paws and everlastings bloom in vast fields, making it a representative spring wildflower event in Australia. The park also carries deep cultural memories. Before the arrival of Europeans, this hill was an important site for the Noongar Aboriginal people to hold celebrations and gatherings. The park now features an art gallery where you can appreciate local indigenous art. The State War Memorial, located on high ground in the park, commemorates Western Australian soldiers who died in various wars. The Eternal Flame in the plaza burns year-round, and the path leading to the memorial is lined with memorial trees, with plaques honoring the fallen soldiers embedded beneath them. The dawn service for Anzac Day is also held here every year.Australia · Kings Park
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What travellers say about Augusta
蓝凌兰26 March 2020
5.0
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!
Jewel Cave
wxx102628 December 2019
4.0
At the junction of the Indian Ocean and the Southern Ocean, not far from Margaret River, you can come and see it if you are passing by. I am not obsessed with the lighthouse, so I did not go in to visit. The wind was very strong here, so I took a few photos and left
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse
阿比78925 April 2023
4.0
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📶
Hamelin Bay
浪子ppb26 November 2020
4.0
We went there when we were visiting the Margaret River area. There are several caves here, and we chose the larger Mammoth Cave. It was very cool inside the cave, and there were staff to accompany us to explain. There were very few people when we went, and it was basically reserved. There is a stone in the cave with a very special color and shape, like a red shawl.
Mammoth Cave
Evone8119 September 2026
5.0
Pedal. Explore. Get lost. Repeat. 🚲🌊 #Rottnest Island # Quokkas were definitely the bonus. 🐾😆
Rottnest Island
爆米花科学家12 March 2020
5.0
玛格利特河（Margret river）沿海一带是澳大利亚著名冲浪胜地。由于离西澳首府Perth仅300多公里，从而吸引了不少当地和附近的冲浪爱好者。每年这里会举办好几场国际冲浪赛事。这里有各种难度和级别的冲浪点，比如：Surfer''s point， Conto, Redgate等。除冲浪爱好者外，来Margret river的还有很多家庭。他们组团来感受野外露营的乐趣和体验溶洞探险的刺激。加上Eagle''s bay和Meelup海滩附近近距离接触袋鼠的机会，这里也是亲子游玩的好去处。
Margaret River
Jesseca Goh25 August 2026
5.0
Beautiful place with amazing ocean views! The jetty is very long and offers a relaxing walk with lovely scenery. A nice place to visit and take photos. Highly recommended if you’re in Busselton! 🌊✨
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George Hua12 February 2026
5.0
👋Hey everyone! It's your little cutie🌸, and today I'm going to recommend a hidden gem in Perth – Kings Park! 🌳✨
🎉First, let me give you a rundown: Kings Park is vast, covering over 400 hectares, making it one of the largest urban parks in the Southern Hemisphere! 🌍
🌈Here you'll find lush trees and vibrant flowers, as well as a variety of sports facilities and children's playgrounds. Whether you want to relax or exercise, this park has something for everyone! 🏋️♀️🎾
🚴♂️🏃♀️Strolling along the park's paths, you can enjoy stunning views of Perth's city center, especially the distant Kings Park Zoo, where you can visit adorable koalas and kangaroos! 🐨🐘
👶For family outings, the children's play area is the perfect choice, offering a variety of play facilities suitable for kids, allowing them to play freely and release their joy and energy! 👧👦
🍹In addition, the park also has picnic and barbecue areas, where you can enjoy a wonderful picnic with family and friends, savoring delicious food and chatting about life. 🍔🥪
💖In short, Kings Park is an excellent place for leisure and recreational tourism, not to be missed whether you are a local or a tourist! Come and experience the charm of Perth and enjoy the gifts of nature! 🌟
Kings Park and Botanic Garden
