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Discover Margaret River's best wineries, breweries, and gourmet foods on this full-day tour with tastings, scenic views, and a delicious lunch.
Planning a trip to Australia’s Margaret River region? If so, you’re probably looking for a way to experience its world-renowned wines, craft beers, and delicious local foods—all in a laid-back, authentic setting. The Margaret River Winery, Brewery Tour with Gourmet Lunch offers just that—a well-rounded, engaging day exploring top establishments with expert guides, generous tastings, and a hearty local meal. With a perfect rating of 5.0 based on 401 reviews, this tour is clearly a favorite among travelers.
What we love about this experience is how it combines educational insights with relaxing tasting sessions—you’ll learn how fine wines and beers are made while savoring the best flavors the region has to offer. Plus, the gourmet lunch (often described as bush tucker with Australian wild foods) adds a special touch, making it more than just a drink-tasting trip.
That said, a potential consideration is that some reviews mention the lunch isn’t quite the “gourmet” experience some might expect, describing it as a simple picnic. Also, the tour visits six venues, which can make the day feel a bit rushed if you prefer more time at each stop.
This tour is ideal for wine and beer lovers who enjoy learning about local producers, travelers keen on tasting a variety of Australian foods, or anyone wanting a hassle-free way to explore Margaret River’s highlights without the stress of driving.


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This full-day adventure lasts approximately 7 hours, giving you a taste of Margaret River’s best producers without feeling rushed. The day begins with hotel pickup around 10 am—though you’ll want to confirm your exact pickup time as it can vary by up to 40 minutes—and continues with a scenic drive through forested vineyards and rolling valleys. Traveling in a climate-controlled minivan, with small groups of up to 20 travelers, creates an intimate setting where conversation flows easily, and everyone can get a good view of the region’s natural beauty.
Bushtucker River & Wine Tours kick off your journey. Your guide, a local expert, weaves in stories about Aboriginal heritage, pioneers, and wine history, enriching the tasting experience with context. The guide’s engaging storytelling is often praised, with reviews highlighting guides like Adam, Rhys, Steve, and Dan as knowledgeable and entertaining.
Next, you’ll visit several wineries and craft breweries. Guests praise the variety of venues, from traditional wineries to innovative brewers. The tastings are generous—some reviewers mention drinking by 11 am! The focus isn’t just to sample but to understand the process of wine and beer making, which makes the experience more meaningful.
Food lovers will appreciate the cheese, chocolates, and treats sampled along the way. A notable feature is the Bush Tucker lunch, which typically includes Australian wild foods such as emu, kangaroo, and other local delicacies. While some note that the lunch is served in Tupperware containers and might not meet their expectations for a “gourmet” meal, most agree it’s a fun and authentic taste of Oz.
Traveling in a small group makes conversation easier and creates a friendly vibe. Many reviews mention how this setup fosters new friendships, making the day even more enjoyable. Plus, the expert guidance ensures you get the most out of each location—learning about wine production, tasting techniques, and regional history.
Guests consistently remark on the wide range of tastings—not just wines, but also beers, liquors, and local foods. This diversity offers a comprehensive snapshot of Margaret River’s culinary scene. Reviewers like Jacqui love the “great variety of places” and the “lots of tastings” which they find excellent value for the price.
The round-trip transport from Margaret River, Busselton, and Dunsborough saves you the hassle of organizing your own transportation. The climate-controlled van ensures comfort, especially important considering the April to December tour duration spans the region’s cooler months.
At $157.79 per person, the price is quite reasonable, considering the full-day itinerary, multiple tastings, gourmet lunch, and expert guiding. Many reviews emphasize the value—not just for the quantity of tastings but also for the education and scenic beauty. Comparing to similar tours, this experience offers a solid balance of quality, variety, and convenience.
The authenticity of the experience shines through. Guests often praise the knowledgeable guides—like Sally, who called her guide “really knowledgeable and entertaining”—and the opportunity to sample local Australian foods and drinks that are hard to find elsewhere. Several reviews mention how the tour’s relaxed pace and friendly group environment foster enjoyable social interactions.
A handful of reviews point out that the lunch may not feel quite “gourmet,” describing it as a basic picnic with plastic containers. Others note the number of stops might feel rushed for some, especially if you’re someone who prefers more time at each winery or brewery. For those sensitive to dogs, a minor point was that a sight assistance dog was present, which could be a concern for allergy sufferers.

If you’re someone who loves tasting and learning about wine and beer, this tour hits the mark. It’s also great if you want a hassle-free day, with round-trip transportation and a small, friendly group. The inclusion of local foods and a distinctive Australian bush tucker lunch makes it ideal for those eager to get a taste of the region’s culinary culture.
However, if you’re expecting an ultra-luxurious gourmet lunch or a more leisurely pace with fewer stops, this might not be your ideal choice. The tour suits adults and mature travelers who can appreciate a lively, educational atmosphere and a variety of tastings.

What is included in the tour?
The tour includes lunch, wine and beer tastings, a professional guide, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Margaret River, Busselton, and Dunsborough areas.
How long does the tour last?
It lasts approximately 7 hours, giving you plenty of time to explore multiple venues without feeling rushed.
Are vegetarian options available?
Yes, a vegetarian option is available—just advise when booking.
What wines or foods can I expect to taste?
You’ll sample a variety of wines, beers, cheeses, chocolates, and Australian wild foods like emu and kangaroo, depending on the stops.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Most reviews suggest this is an adults-only experience, as it involves alcohol tastings and wild foods.
What if the weather is poor?
The experience is weather-dependent; if canceled due to bad weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
Can I book last minute?
Most travelers book about 16 days in advance, but last-minute availability depends on current bookings.
How many people are in each tour?
The tours operate with a maximum of 20 travelers, ensuring an intimate and engaging experience.
What about the lunch?
The Bush Tucker lunch is a light picnic with local Australian delicacies. Reviewers find it a fun twist, though some expected a more gourmet meal.
“A very professionally run and fun wine tour. Adam, our guide, was great and kept the tour moving. A very enjoyable experience that I would highly r…”

The Margaret River Winery, Brewery Tour with Gourmet Lunch offers an authentic, well-organized way to enjoy the region’s finest offerings. You’ll love the knowledgeable guides, stunning scenery, and diversity of tastings that make this tour a standout. Whether you’re a wine connoisseur, a craft beer enthusiast, or simply curious about Australian flavors, this experience promises a memorable day of learning, sampling, and scenic delight.
For travelers who value small-group intimacy, expert commentary, and a good variety of foods and drinks, this tour delivers excellent value. While the lunch may not be haute cuisine, it’s a fun encounter with local bush tucker that complements the tasting journey perfectly.
If you’re after a full-day adventure blending education, relaxation, and delicious discoveries, this tour will serve you well. It’s especially suitable for those who want a hassle-free, guided experience that covers the best of Margaret River’s food and drink scene—without the stress of planning or driving.