In addition to the array of reading material about Margaret River there is a wonderful display of the wines of the region. More

The ladies were very helpful and had some fantastic ideas for MR. Thank you More

Although Margaret River is not much of a town itself (basically a main street with a few grocery stores, some pubs and restaurants and a few little shops and clothing stores) it is a perfect place to use as a base from which to explore the whole region. Within an easy drive are two beautiful lighthouses, more than 100 vinyards/wineries,... More

When we arrived in Margaret River we realised that we would need assistance to decide the best way to enjoy the region in the short time that we would be here. The girls on the front counter were fantastic, so helpful, providing us with lots of info, we booked the Bushtucker Tour straight away, & we made to right decisions... More

One of my favourite places in the entire world! From Winery tours and tastings, fine arts, pottery and glassblowing, world class surfing on pristine beaches where forests meet the ocean, million + year old caves to explore and gourmet farm fresh foods...can I say more! It's off the grid about 4 hours by car, south of Perth Western Australia but... More

Each time I have been into the centre I've never had to wait long, the staff are super friendly, knowledgeable and will go out of their way to help you. More

The staff were lovely and very helpful but the printed info we were given was not up to date and despite the fact that it said that it had been checked by Becky (I think in Jan 2012) the information was well out of date according to the attraction we visited. This is a bit frustrating when you drive for... More

With so much to see and do in the Margaret River region, it's vital to pop into the Visitor's Centre to pick up a map and get some tips. Always smiling and helpful! More

Good well thought out as far as layout, easy access, parking sucked a bit. Lots of info on the areas as well as some things you can buy, would have been better if you could do some tasting or if they sold more eatable, drinkable local produce and not just alcohol ones. More