Where ancient landscapes, world-class wines and breathtaking coastal beauty collide.

Sip your way through the cool-climate wines of Mount Barker, wander beneath towering karri trees in Porongurup and stand at the edge of the world in Albany, where rugged cliffs meet the wild Southern Ocean. Stroll along Denmark’s pristine beaches, uncover local artisan delights and take the scenic route through rolling vineyards and forested hills.

Whether you’re savouring a long lunch at a winery, hiking to panoramic lookouts, or exploring the region’s rich heritage, this four-day itinerary is the perfect way to experience the flavours, landscapes, and soul of the Great Southern.

Take the road south from Perth, watching golden Wheatbelt plains give way to the rolling vineyards of the Great Southern Wine Region.

Ease into the weekend with a wine tasting in Mount Barker, the heart of cool-climate winemaking in Western Australia. Sip elegant Rieslings and deep, earthy Shiraz while soaking in panoramic views of undulating countryside.

Linger over a long, leisurely lunch at a winery, where time slows down and the only agenda is good food, great wine and even better company.

Stay the night in a cosy country retreat, whether it’s a charming bed and breakfast, a secluded chalet, or a boutique farm stay under a sky full of stars.

Wake up to crisp country air and the call of native birds before heading east to the Porongurup Range, one of the world’s most biodiverse hotspots.

Wander beneath giant karri trees, where wildflowers bloom in a kaleidoscope of colour. Challenge yourself with the hike to the Granite Skywalk, a breathtaking platform suspended high above the ancient landscape, offering uninterrupted views across the Great Southern.

Then, head south to Albany, where history and nature intertwine. Walk in the footsteps of Anzacs at the National Anzac Centre, feel the untamed power of the Southern Ocean at The Gap and Natural Bridge, and take a moment to explore heritage-lined streets dotted with boutique stores, wine bars and galleries.

Insider Tip: If you’re visiting on a Saturday, don’t miss the Albany Farmers Market, where the region’s freshest produce is on display, from artisanal cheeses and small-batch honey to organic farm-grown delights.

Overnight in Albany, choosing from boutique hotels, heritage stays or seaside retreats.

Follow the scenic coastal route west to Denmark, where towering forests meet pristine beaches.

Sink your feet into the silky white sands of Greens Pool, where the water shimmers in a perfect blend of turquoise and emerald. Marvel at the massive boulders of Elephant Rocks, standing like ancient guardians of the shore.

Take the Scotsdale Tourist Drive, winding through rolling farmland and vineyard-covered hills. Stop along the way for cool-climate wines, artisan chocolates, farm-fresh produce, and handcrafted arts.

As evening falls, soak in the tranquillity of Denmark’s forest retreats, boutique cottages, or luxury lodges. Let the sounds of nature lull you to sleep under a blanket of stars.

Slowly make your way north, revisiting Mount Barker’s cellar doors and gourmet food stops.

Break up the return journey with a stop in Kojonup, where The Kodja Place tells stories of country, culture and resilience.