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This blog is dedicated to inform and inspire you on all things to do with Australia. Actually we write posts on anything that’s of interest in the South Pacific (our home) DownsideUP was started to inspire you to visit us DownUnder.  

Evans and Tate Winery hosting wine and art events in April
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

What Is the Weather Like in Margaret River in April?

April in Margaret River brings comfortably warm days, with temperatures that entice you to the great outdoors without breaking into a sweat. The nights bring about a cool change, which is perfect for snuggling up with a glass of local wine by a crackling fire.

Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

Margaret River Wine Tour with Kangaroo photo bomb
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

What Is the Weather Like in Margaret River in January?

January is generally one of the warmest months, with daytime highs often reaching a comfortable 26 degrees Celsius. However, it's not just about the heat. The region enjoys a Mediterranean climate, meaning you can expect relatively low humidity, making those high temperatures easy to enjoy.

 

Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

Thistle Cove, Esperance
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic

Where Is Esperance?

Esperance is a small town located on the southern coastline of Western Australia, around 700 km (435 mi) east of the state capital, Perth. It is part of the Golden Outback region, known for its pristine beaches, spectacular scenery, and rich wildlife. 

Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic

Margaret River Wine Country
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

What Is the Weather Like in Margaret River in June?

June in Margaret River welcomes the beginning hints of winter. Thanks to the region’s Mediterranean climate, this cool season actually provides a welcome relief from the scorching summer days, offering up some mild temperatures to get out and explore in comfort.

Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

Cape Le Grand kangaroos meet baby on the beach
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic

Esperance Beaches

With their shallow waters and gently rolling waves, many of Esperance’s beaches are safe even for the youngest kids. Twilight Beach is among the most family-friendly ones, offering plenty of facilities, like surf lifeguards, showers, picnic tables, and barbecues. The beach by the Bandy Creek Fishing Boat Harbour features a shallow area perfect for toddlers to paddle in.

Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic

Families enjoy the spring conditions at Cradle Mountain
David Mckenzie
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David Mckenzie
Wanting to know the best time to visit Cradle Mountain in Tasmania? Find everything you need to know about different seasons and year-round activities at Cradle Mountain in this blog.
David Mckenzie
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David Mckenzie

Esperance Waterfront
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic
Esperance boasts some of the most beautiful beaches and landscapes in Australia. Add to the mix quaint art galleries, long seafront walks, and a bustling farmers market, and you have a truly unique holiday destination. Here is our pick of the top things to see and do in Esperance.
Irma Vuckovic
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Irma Vuckovic

Kayaking at Margaret River
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish
As February sets in, the stunning Margaret River region transforms into a haven of sun-kissed days and balmy evenings with so many incredible experiences to enjoy throughout the long summer days.
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

Kids hiking in the forests around Cradle Mountain
David Mckenzie
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David Mckenzie
Whether young and buggy-bound or fully-grown adults, Cradle Mountain is a great place to entertain kids of all ages. This Cradle Mountain Guide for Families has everything you need to know about planning the perfect family holiday in the Tasmanian wilderness.
David Mckenzie
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David Mckenzie

Grab your mates and prepare for a full day of fun at Augusta River Festival. Photo: Russell Ord
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish
March is a great time of year to visit Margaret River as the vineyards come to life for the grape harvest, luring you in to sample the first notes of this year's vintage. Adventurers can race to the water to catch the last of the summer waves, or those who prefer a little relaxation can hunt down a gorgeous sunset to enjoy over a picnic.
Felicity Frankish
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Felicity Frankish

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