3 Day Margaret River Yoga Wellness Glamping Adventure From Perth

After being greeted by your guide, it's time to leave the city behind and prepare for four days of bliss and adventure on your yoga retreat from Perth. Pop into the quirky Crooked Carrot Café and Farm in Myalup for morning tea with a twist.

It won't be long until we arrive in paradise, Meelup Beach. After a swim and beachside picnic of fresh local produce, it's time for the first yoga experience of the tour. Meet legendary local yogi and founder of the South West Yoga Fest, Heather Starr, for a session of yoga on the beach. Surrounded by nature, sun and salt, what could be more blissful?

After a seriously fun workout, indulge with a decadent chocolate cookie and coffee at Gabriel's Chocolate, where they transform the humble raw cacao bean into delicate goodness.

Located in the quiet natural surroundings of a permaculture farm, this unique property features food gardens, a farm cafe, a yoga barn, solar hot water showers and eco-friendly composting toilets. Tonight, meet Fair Harvest owner Jodie to learn about the principles of permaculture and enjoy a delicious garden to plate meal. Get to know your fellow travellers before settling into your bell tent for the night.

Start the day with a yoga class at Fair Harvest, followed by breakfast before visiting the eclectic Margaret River Farmers Markets. While your Guide collects fresh local produce for later, you'll have time to wander the stalls, meet the growers, and perhaps purchase some goodies to take home. You'll also have enough time to wander up the main street in Margaret River.

Heading for the coast, we'll take a bushwalk and spend some time at the beach while we relax over a picnic lunch. Watch the surfers carve it up at Surfers Point (home to the Rip Curl Pro) and see where the Margaret River mouth meets the Indian Ocean.

This afternoon, visit the Margaret River Distilling Co. for a 'Tour and Taste' experience at Giniversity. Sip on four flavours of gin with garnishes as you soak up the knowledge from a passionate gin creator.

culmination of fresh local produce we have collected along the way—celebrating health and new friendships on our last night together.

Sound healing has ancient roots in cultures worldwide, including Aboriginal tribes who have used the didgeridoo as a sound healing instrument for over 40,000 years.

Of course, a visit to Margaret River wouldn't be complete without a visit to a vineyard. So after we pack up camp, we'll visit a biodynamic winery for a tasting and to learn why this natural way of wine production is becoming so popular.

cket of Eagle Bay to enjoy our last meal together.

This afternoon we meander back to Perth after a stop off at Origin Markets in Busselton. This unique space showcases around 70 Western Australian creatives, makers and growers and allows you to pick up any local produce or gifts to take home.

Soul cup overflowing, we'll arrive back in Perth around 5 pm, where you will farewell your new friends at our central drop-off location.