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Outdoor concerts. Gourmet goodies. Summer markets. Wildlife encounters. Masterclasses. Feel-good festivals. Long table feasts. Fun with family and friends. Are you ready to roll?
Book a tour. Find a bed. Reserve that table. We know the Valley inside and out and we’re at your service.
Rustic charm, time-honoured recipes and generations of tradition and passion sown into the land. This is the Swan Valley.
Ready for lunch? Stop in at the delightfully rustic Edgecombe Brothers and relax with a local gourmet platter and a glass of wine under the vines.
Taylors is the home of unique textiles, artworks, quality coffee and fresh organic food. Be charmed by the talents of the Taylor family.
Step back in history and visit the unique underground cellar and tasting in Baskerville that is John Kosovich Wines. This boutique family owned winery is famous for chardonnays, cabernets and liquers in particular.
The oldest church in WA is tucked away but worth discovering. All Saints Church is the very place Captain James Stirling camped in 1827 and a piece of history that has been well preserved. Appreciate the craftsmanship and find the gravestones of the pioneers who played a significant role in developing the colony.
The valley’s biggest and most luxurious resort blends a relaxed, country club atmosphere with the level of excellence expected of a Novotel Resort.
The Margaret River Chocolate Company in the Swan Valley is the largest chocolate factory in Western Australia and features free entry and chocolate tastings, along with viewing windows to watch the products being made.
The Colony will be your luxe basecamp offering 32 beautifully appointed rooms overlooking Mandoon's historic Verdelho vines, planted in 1895, and the banks of the Swan River.
The City of Swan is bringing pop up play to Stirling Square.