2025 Augusta Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in February)

Not everyday do we see whales in the middle of the sea but our recent trip to perth, we were lucky to catch glimpse of a few humpback whales in Augusta. We joined the whale watching tour and it was worth it. The boat that took us out to sea was big and there was an outdoor area or indoor seats for you to view the whales. Do note that the boat ride was rather choppy and people do get sea sick. It is recommended that you either wear a wrist band or take a sea sick pill. The boat was well equipped with hot beverages such as coffee or tea and also vomit bags. The whole tour took 2 hours and we managed to see beautiful whales. The staff onboard were professional and they would tell you where to spot and how to spot the whales too. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #mytripvlog #awesomepic #passionpassport #perth

There are a few caves in Augusta but one of the largest ones is the Jewel Cave in Perth. This crystal encrusted cave shows massive beauty and if you ask me, I would say please please go visit it because it is worth it. I visited the jewel cave with my two children, a toddler and a five year. Surprisingly, the cave trail was not difficult as there are proper pathways and stairs. It was not dark, instead it was brightly lit and my kids were not afraid throughout their whole time in the cave. In fact, they were mesmerized by the cave's beauty. The cave tour is a guided tour and last for about an hour. The guide provides a good explanation on how the cave was discovered and how the crystals are formed. I would say it was an educational tour for all of us. #celebratewithtrip #mytripvlog #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #passionpassport #perth

#wheretogo Beautiful beach with crystal clear water. We had a stopover here during our road trip. So we just took a stroll down the beach, enjoying the sea breeze. Toilets, showers, park benches and a playground on site.

Just south of Margaret River this is an absolutely stunning place to visit. We booked on the tour, which are hourly and the guides are very knowledgeable, sharing lots of interesting facts and history about the cave. It's quite a way down with a few viewing platforms that break up the 250 steps! and we got to spend a few minutes at each stage to soak up the atmosphere and marvel at the formations! The tour last for about an hour and we'll worth the entrance fee. It is an amazing experience, with plenty of photo and video opportunities. I bought some crystals and keyring souvenirs in the lovely gift shop, and then visited the cafe that serves great food... we sat outside on a decking area to eat our fresh scones with jam and cream... a typical and welcome treat for me as a British person! The tour lasted for about an hour... but the experience and memories will last a lifetime! I could have easily stayed longer, just soaking up the atmosphere of this beautiful cave.