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Margaret Beach Resort: A destination for perfect Weekend

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Margaret Beach Resort: A destination for perfect Weekend

In the Southwestern region of Western Australia there is a river which forms spectacular beaches in the area; the Margaret. Located 270 kilometres south of Perth, the journey takes around 3-4 hours by road. The place provides ample opportunities for roaming, swimming and surfing with some of the world’s best natural bodies pervading elegantly. The region is such that you will constantly wonder about your small presence in the world.

When coming to this area, one of the better places to stay is Margaret Beach Resort.  Only 10 kilometres away from the Margaret River township, this place is ideally located on the coast. A right turn from the Bussell’s highway will take you on the Wallcliffe Road. Following this Wallcliffe road you will go on to reach the resort on the far side of the hills. Do not get confused at the T-point midway in the journey. Just turn left at cave road T-point, and then an immediate right turn will bring you on the Wallcliffe road. You can see the ocean stretching along on your right, as you have the mighty view of the hills across which the resort is located.

Margaret Beach Resort provides a chance to easily visit the secluded bays, beaches and rocky hills. Most of the rooms have great ocean views, so cash onto those views for your weekend with your partner, friend or family. Margaret Resort is a four star Apartment and provides a range of facilities to the visitors. They will offer the chance to experience all the local virtues of the Margaret Region. The best of the wineries in South-West Australia are at your disposal, along with an easy access not only to caves and surf breaks, but also to national parks and natural walking trails.

The Margaret Beach Resort itself has so many facilities that you’ll pass through smiling at the comfort and ambience of the place. The outdoor swimming pool is brimming with silver water. There is a playground too, for the kids. You will have a nice time swimming in the pool, no matter if you are starting your day or ending it off.

The rooms are tidy and priced very reasonably. They are quite spacious rooms thus provide great accommodation with a distinct modern setting. You will not want to leave after spending a couple of days at this place. The resort’s restaurant also offers a wide variety of delicacies to choose from, which will take care of your appetite. A beach café is not very far from the place, and you can take a walk there for an early morning breakfast.

The most striking aspect of the Margaret Beach Resort is the staff who seem to have adopted the trait of the adjacent nature. Their pleasant and friendly attitude will charm you through your stay. Margaret Resort has now become a cult figure in the region with repeat customers arriving at the place year after year. All in all, the place is definitely worth a shot if you want to feel and understand the nature of Perth.

 

Lotterywest Federation Walkway Review- Nature Doesn’t Need To Justify Its Beauty

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Lotterywest Federation Walkway Review- Nature Doesn’t Need To Justify Its Beauty

If you enjoy calm and serene surroundings and wish to make the most of your visit to King’s Park, you need to walk down the Lotterywest Federation walkway constructed singularly for purposes of scenic beauty and landscape. It is roughly a 620 meters journey among the treetops curling its way through the Western Australian Botanic Garden. It has become one of the major tourist attractions since it’s opening in 2003.

The walkway is suspended in the canopy of tall eucalyptus trees. The tourists can enjoy their view of Swan and Canning Rivers flowing beneath them in their 40 minute return journey, which ends at Beedawong amphitheatre. It has standard opening time from 9am to 5pm daily with free entry and a donation box.

If you are a nature enthusiast, you might relish in the awe-inspiring view of Mount Eliza. The whole point of this walkway is to give you a bird’s eye view of the remaining King’s Park. Your walk Lotterywest Federation walkway will be a little hot if you go in the afternoons. So, an early sightseeing experience is preferable. The best thing that spreads the beauty of this walkway more is the infinite picturesque spots along the whole walk.

One can fill his card memory if nature and beauty are his only concern. The horizon view of Perth will make you respect god’s creation. The old swan brewery is also visible as you make your way through to the end. The whole artwork was generously sponsored by Lotterywest including the metal drawings on the steel bridge with innovative and interpretive signage. Though it is wheelchair accessible, one might feel a bit doubtful in taking the elevated section. It is safe but requires immaculate care.

The Marri Woodland Forest located below has some beautiful floral growth. It resonates with the Nyoongar aboriginal art on the walkway. To reach here, you just need to be around King’s Park somewhere. You just need to drive down Fraser Avenue till you reach the roundabout and look out for Lord Forrest statue. It is right around the corner of the statue.

The King’s Park also has a good café and a gift shop to buy souvenirs. Due to elevated construction, the walkway undergoes regular repairs time to time. No need to get scared because of the working crew while you are enjoying the scenic beauty. It is as safe as home. The aboriginal artwork has a rich culture behind it.

In the past aboriginal time, according to Nyoongar culture, the Waugal (the rainbow serpent) is said to have created the mountains and lakes among other distinctive geographical features, as we know Perth today. The pavement motif on the Lotterywest Federation walkway depicts the Waugal, a black swan, goanna and other birds, which were present in those times.

The War Memorial also comes under view from the walkway. It is a great picnic spot if one likes the warmth and nature. It is among those destinations, which aren’t worth missing.