Nannup day trips.
SCENIC DRIVES
Being located in the heart of Western Australia’s South West, Nannup is a short drive from most of the region’s outstanding destinations. Here is a list of our favourite Being located in the heart of Western Australia’s South West, Nannup is a short drive from most of the region’s outstanding destinations.
Nannup, Balingup & Bridgetown Golden Triangle.
This is one scenic drive around Nannup the scenic drive around Nannup that has been classified as the most picturesque in the State.
This drive is special because the Nannup Balingup Rd is a winding sealed road that meanders along beside the Blackwood River and Balingup Brook. Read more…
Ellis Creek Mill site & the King Jarrah’s.
Located off the Balingup Rd on State Forest gravel roads.
This historic site is of significant regional importance. Ellis Creek was an early settlement working mill that operated between the years 1912 to 1925. Approximately 150 people lived at the Mill site. Read more…
Margaret River Day Trip.
The Margaret River Region is recognised internationally as a tourism destination. we recommend a loop drive to save doubling back. Margaret River is a 40min drive.
Travel south out of town on the Brockman Highway to Karridale. Turn left if you wish to visit Augusta or go to the beach. Margaret River is to the north.
The region is highly commercialised. The Margaret River Tourist Bureau is a wealth of information in the town centre. Read more…
Pemberton Day Trip.
Visit Karri Forest and the Gloucester Tree, the highest fire lookout tree in the world. You can climb the tree! Read more…
Northcliffe – Windy Harbour Drive.
A scenic drive south of Nannup, through old growth forest to remote beaches. Read more…
Nannup, Donnelly Mill & One Tree Bridge.
The Donnelly River Village, a historic settlement around a once thriving mill operation. This is now a low key tourism development with a real village atmosphere. One of the main features is the emus and kangaroos wandering the streets. One can only imagine the difficult lives the early settlers encountered whilst clearing and felling the surrounding forest. Read more…