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Located in the South West region of the state of Western Australia (WA), Margaret River is a town 277 km south of Perth, the capital city of WA. The area lies within the local government area of the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River.

The surrounding area of the town is the Margaret River Wine Region, which is famous for its wine production, making it a great tourist spot with over 500,000 visitors each year.

Margaret River is 9 kilometres from the Indian Ocean located between Cape Leeuwin and Cape Naturaliste. The climate of the area is the warm-summer Mediterranean, having an average rainfall of about 1,130 mm annually.

History of Margaret River

In earlier days, the surrounding area of Margaret River was known for agricultural production and hardwood timber. The town got its name after the river of the same name, which in turn, is considered to have received its name from Margaret Whicher. The Busselton to Margaret River Railway was opened in the early 1920s. The Margaret River to Flinders Bay line was built in 1925.

Facilities in Margaret River

Margaret River has four primary schools (Margaret River Montessori School, Margaret River Primary School, St Thomas More Catholic Primary School, and Rapids Landing Primary School), and one high school (Margaret River Senior High School).

Famous Destinations Around Margaret River

Caves

Among the town’s popular attractions include the several hundred caves situated near Margaret River, out of which, six are open to the public, namely, Mammoth Cave, Jewel Cave, Ngilgi Cave, Lake Cave, Giants Cave, and Calgardup Cave. These caves have great historical and cultural significance of the place.

Boranup Karri Forest

The first is situated between the coast and Caves Road and is lined by pale-barked karri trees. Visitors can have a lovely drive past the spectacular woodland.

Sugarloaf Rock

It is a famous sunset spot and is named for its conical shape. Sugarloaf Rock lies off the coastline and is a well-known attraction of the town.