Things to do in Forest Grove

Rotary Park

Hamelin Bay

This is a quiet beach with blue sky and green water and beautiful scenery. Although there are many beautiful beaches, not many can get up close and personal with the large number of wild stingrays that often haunt! These amazing creatures are up to 2 meters wide and very friendly, swimming around snorkelers and you can watch them move naturally in their habitat. A four-hour drive from Perth, you can also visit Augusta and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet.

Jewel Cave

The Gem Cave is located 8 kilometers northwest of Augusta. It is a stalactite cave with a depth of 42 meters and a length of 1.9 kilometers. The top of the cave is covered with hanging stalactites. Guided tours take visitors into the cave every hour, and while you wait, you can look at the picture presentation in the lobby to learn how the cave was discovered, developed, and protected.

Hamelin Bay Beach

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Caversham Wildlife Park

Caversham Wildlife Park is located in Whiteman Park on the northern outskirts of Perth, an interactive wildlife park featuring native Australian animals such as koalas, kangaroos, wombats, possums, Tasmanian devils and quokkas. Its signature experience is the open kangaroo and wallaby activity area, where visitors can walk in and interact with kangaroos face-to-face, gently stroking their backs. Hand-feeding kangaroos is also a long-standing interactive activity in the park, with specific availability subject to on-site arrangements for the day. Koalas are the stars of the park. During multiple daily meet-and-greets, koalas perch on waist- or shoulder-height branches, allowing visitors to take photos freely with their own phones. For those who wish to hold a koala for a photo, spots are limited each day and require on-site registration at the park on a first-come, first-served basis. During peak season, these spots are often snapped up early in the day, so it's best to plan ahead if you want the experience. Additionally, you can see the ever-smiling quokkas and rare Tasmanian devils without having to travel to remote islands. The wombat meet-and-greet is also worth making time for, allowing close observation of these round little creatures and photo opportunities with them. The farm show features activities like sheep shearing, cow milking and sheepdog herding, with audience members invited to feed lambs - particularly popular with family-friendly travelers. The daily scheduled little penguin feeding is quite popular too, followed immediately by pelican feeding. Lizards and snakes in the reptile house can be examined in detail through display windows. The entire park has a relaxed pace, perfect for a half-day leisurely visit.

Giant Hedge Maze

Jarrahdene Campground

MEND Margaret River

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Rottnest Island

Rottnest Island is a small island suitable for short trips. In addition to the colorful salt lakes and beautiful sea views, it is also home to a vulnerable species, the "quokka." In addition, you can rent a bicycle to travel around the island, or stroll along the paths at your leisure. Rottnest Island is an island that combines sandy bays and surfing beaches. Visitors who enjoy water sports or prefer leisure and quiet can find suitable activities here. You can experience exciting activities such as fishing, diving, and surfing. In addition, many rare tropical fish can be seen on Rottnest Island.

Kevill Road Waterfall