GUEST INFORMATION

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Local Breakfast Spots we love:

Riversmith
All day brunch cafe in the heart of margaret river.
Open Daily 7am - 2pm
112 bussel highway, margaret river.

Eggberts
Coffee and pastries.
Tuesday to Saturday // 6am- 1pm
(Closed Sunday & Monday)
Fearn Ave, Margaret River WA 6285

Margaret River Bakery
 This iconic European style bakery and café has been waking up the main street with the smell of fresh croissants and coffee since the 1960's.
Open 7 days a week // 7am-2pm 
(Sundays 8am-1pm)
89 Bussell Hwy, Margaret River WA 6285

Aldos
Creating cuisine with freshest local produce from season to season.
Enhancing the flavors from paddock to plate.
Open 7 days a week //6:30am - 1 pm
(Saturday & Sunday 6:30am -12 pm)
1/8 Fearn Ave, Margaret River WA 6285

Where to visit in the Margaret River Region
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​Margaret River is an excellent base from which to explore the Cape to Cape region which encompasses  The Margaret River Wine Region. Visit www.margaretriver.com/things-to-do/eat-drink/wineries/ for more information about the regions wineries.
​Augusta, Busselton and Yallingup are all within a 50 km radius from Rosewood. When visiting the region, we recommend allowing at least 3 nights to experience the natural and man made attractions of the area. We have some great tour operators in the area, and we recommend visiting www.margaretriver.com to find out more.


South of Margaret River is the town of Augusta, this southernmost tip of mainland Australia has The Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse with fantastic tours. Here you can see two oceans meeting, The Indian and The Great Southern. With whale watching in season and cruises on the Blackwood River to view the birdlife and perhaps a pod of Dolphins. On the way to Augusta you can visit:
  • Caves
  • Karri Forest
  • Working jewelers, Furniture makers, Artists studios
  • Wineries from large to small
  • Beaches both rocky and wild, to sheltered and calm where you can sometimes see the tame stingrays.
  • A Raptor center with birds of prey
  • Australia’s most unique collection of shells
North of Margaret River is the town of Busselton, apart from the famous Busselton Jetty a 1.8km walk to the end, there are many points of interest including the small town of Cowaramup just 12 kms north of Margaret River,  home to a number of vibrant small businesses to interest the tourist. In the region you can visit:
  • Cheese and yoghurt producers
  • Cereal & Nut processors
  • Chocolate makers
  • Coffee roasters
  • Nougat makers
  • Olive Oil producers
  • Organic food and wine purveyors
  • Breweries
And if you need a break from the food trail,
  • Beaches: both surf and swimming
  • An aboriginal cultural center
  • Galleries
In the town of Margaret River there is an excellent shopping strip with a wide variety of retailers, galleries, cafes and restaurant. Most guests at Rosewood enjoy the 700 meter stroll to the main street restaurants. But if that sounds too far there are several which are just 250 meters away as well as a bottle shop.

Are you worried that your holiday will ruin your exercise program? Don’t be! With a Community Centre just 300 meters from Rosewood it is easy to stroll across for a swim in the indoor pool or have a casual gym visit.

A walking/running trail through to forest starts just 100 meters from Rosewood and an early morning walk in the company of the many native birds in the region has a special magic to start the day.

The golf course is just a 5 minute drive away and is open to the public.

The beaches are just 7 minutes drive with surfing and windsurfing lessons available.

Horse riding is popular in the region with a number of options including carriage rides for those who love horses but can’t sit astride!

Scooters and bicycles can be hired in the town.