Geographe is a region situated in the South West of Western Australia. It stretches from Harvey in the north to Augusta in the south and to Collie and Boyup Brook in the east. This region is known for its beautiful landscapes which include picturesque beaches, forests, vineyards and agricultural lands.
Geographe region is also famous for its wine production, with many esteemed wineries located here. It's divided into four sub-regions for wine production: Harvey, the Ferguson Valley, Donnybrook and Capel Vale.
The largest city in the Geographe region is Bunbury, often referred to as the gateway to the South West, offering a wide range of entertainment, shopping and dining experiences.
Additionally, Geographe region has a rich biodiversity and is home to several national parks. The region also possesses significant historical and cultural values, with many heritage sites and indigenous cultural sites present in this area.
Whether it's hiking, fishing, surfing, camping, wine tasting, or simply exploring - the Geographe region has something to offer to every visitor.
