Gracetown known for its world-class surf breaks, it is where the 2011 and 2015 Oakley Big Waves award winning rides were located. The shape of the two headlands that frame the Cowaramup Bay contributed greatly in forming the North Point and the South Point, both having powerful waves. The Huzzas feature a gentler wave that is more suitable for beginners. A short distance offshore is the Cowaramup Bombora (“Cow Bombie”) surf break, which is one of the biggest surfable waves in Australia.

Gracetown is sheltered by the stunning Cowaramup Bay which faces north-west to the Indian Ocean. The shape of the bay forms a natural harbour, making the bay one of the few protected swimming spot in the area. The beaches along the bay are great for multitudes of activities such as swimming, snorkelling, surfing and kayaking. Do not miss the picturesque sunset while you are there!

Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park is one of the most popular national park in Western Australia. It stretches from Cape Leeuwin to Cape Naturaliste, hence the name. It features spectacular patches of karri and jarrah forests, a significant network of caves, beautiful pristine beaches, well-known surf breaks and a magnificent view. Due to the sheer magnitude of the park, there are multiple entry points to different areas of the park which experiences different microclimates! The lighthouses at Cape Leeuwin and Cape Naturaliste are popular places to visit while in the area

Gracetown is located within the popular Margaret River wine region, popular for their world-class wines. Despite only producing less than 3% of all the wines in Australia, this region accounts for more than 20% of all the premium wine in the country. Tantalise your tastebuds here and taste the finest quality wines in Australia.