Things to do in the region

Pemberton offers great diversity in a very small area and as such, is an ideal destination to explore what the region has to offer.Allow yourselves at least 3-4 days to discover our local natural delights. Visit www.pembertonwa.com for further details and information.

Take a tour

Discover the forest on a tranquil walk; for those of you who love adventure, take a 4WD tour through the Yeagarup Dunes where the blaze of wildflowers are certainly a feature in the springtime and the dunes spectacular or at a more leisurely pace, take a cruise down the Donnelly River.

Other guided tours include canoeing down the pristine Warren River, conducted winery tours and experiencing the karri forest by tramway where you travel over many streams and brooks along wooden trestle bridges. The Bug and Frog Tours around Big Brook Damoffer families a chance to interact together.

And the world famous Bibullmun track is right at our doorstep!
You choose!

Delight the Taste buds and sooth the soul 

And when it comes to food and wines, visit the fabulous cafes, award winning wineries, the local cidery and fabulous brewery ...where you are sure to find something to excite your tastes. Take the opportunity to savour the local delights of truffles, trout and marron (a freshwater crayfish).

· Should you be partial to a good drop you will find that the mild climate in Pemberton allows for extraordinary superiority in local wines?

·Take the time to select fresh produce from road side stalls dotted throughout the countryside offering avocado, fruit, vegetables and flowers in season.

·You may care to take home some delicious local produce in the form of olive oil, jams, preserves of berries and of sauces, lotions, creams and toiletries all made here in Pemberton.

·And for a totally indulgent holiday, why not include a relaxing massage to pamper yourself?

Galleries and wineries

Local artisans, our award winning gallery and many art displays showcase to visitors a range of quality goods and fine wood craft available in the region.


Wetting a line

Pemberton's cool climate and abundant fresh water make it ideal for raising trout and marron (a local freshwater crayfish). You can purchase your marron from many specialty shops in the area or catch your own. Licenses are required and seasonal information is available.

Guides are available to teach you to fly fish, for beach fishing and to take you to secret locations.

Climbing trees

Visitors will enjoy the thrill of climbing one of the three famous climbing trees in the area: namely the Gloucester Tree (61 meters tall) where the native birds come for seed from your hand; the Bicentennial Tree and the
Diamond Tree. The Beedelup Falls and Big Brook Dam are also worthy of a visit.


Day trips

Within a leisurely days drive visitors to the region may discover long
stretches of secluded white beach, which offer exceptional surf, fishing and four-wheel-driving experiences.

·Easy day trips to Margaret River, Augusta, Nannup, Manjimup, Denmark and Walpole with the famous ' Tree Top Walk' make Pemberton a perfect base, to explore the region.