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Jul 22, 2024 · Wineries. As you venture into the Harvey wine region, you’ll be welcomed by rolling vineyards, stunning landscapes, and charming cellar doors. Each winery has its own unique character and wine-tasting journey. From crisp Sauvignon Blancs and elegant Chardonnays to robust Shiraz and Merlot, the wineries in Harvey produce a diverse range of ...
Located in the acclaimed Geographe Wine Region, the Harvey Region is home to some of WA’s most awarded wineries, cellar doors and vineyards. Drop in for a tasting or, for the keen viticulturist, book a vineyard and cellar door tour to learn about how your favourite tipple goes from grape to glass.
Vineyard 28 offers guided wine tastings as well as more comprehensive grazing and tasting experiences. The winery is renowned for its Italian varietals including Fiano, Arneis, Dolcetto, and Nebbiolo. If you’re looking to immerse yourself in all things wine, Immersive Taste of Italy Tours are also available.
- What Is The Best Time to Visit Harvey Wa?
- Ha Ve Cheese
- Australia’s only Big Orange
- Logue Brook Dam on Lake Brockman
- Harvey Wildflower Picnic Site Walk
- Harvey Visitor Centre & May Gibbs Collection
- Harvey Internment Camp Memorial Shrine
- Harvey Main Street Flowering Jacarandas
- Harvey Region Art Trail
- Discover The Harvey Wineries
Harvey is definitely the beginning of the lush South West agricultural area, the food bowl of Western Australia, and it is an extraordinarily pretty area to visit year round. While you drive down South West highway you will see the rolling hills of the Darling Scarp to your left (the east) while the flat paddocks are filled with black and white cow...
On the main South West highway at Wokalup you can’t miss Harvey Cheese with its huge signs claiming the sexiest ice-cream in the South West, as well as resident camels and emus in the front paddock. We appreciated the kid friendly toy boxes (not large, but entertaining) which gave us time to explore the gift shop with lots of local products and the...
The Quirky Big Orange in Harvey adds to our list of Australian big things (you can read about more of them at Australian man made landmarks). Located in the beautiful Harvey Fresh orchards, the Big Orange is a 10 metre tower featuring a 62 steps climb to a viewing platform inside the orange. The Big Orange sits above the Harvey Fresh orchards. Open...
For those that love the water, especially fresh water, the Logue brook dam on Lake Brockman is a fantastic aquatic playground. It offers a plethora of activities on offer including swimming, fishing canoeing and kayaking. Don’t expect serenity though! It’s also a place designated water ski area and there is a lot of horsepower on display. Many high...
This gorgeous walk was a highlight of our time in Harvey. Located only 2.5kms off South Western Highway on Honeymoon Road at Cookernup, there was no sign post off the road. It is a steep road to the right on a sharp bend. There is no trailhead information, just an old fashioned sign stating it is the “Wildflower Picnic Site”. We followed the grass ...
Quoted on many sites as the spot to get insider information to the Harvey area, plus a chance to view the May Gibbs collection, the QR code on the door informed that the Centre is now permanently closed due to falling visitor numbers (December 2021). However, we would strongly recommend a stop to wander through the gardens. Even on a hot summer’s d...
We enjoyed our short stop at the Internment Camp Memorial Shrine in Harvey and would recommend anyone driving past to stop. We explained to the children that despite many people living in the Harvey area for many years, when Australia went to war with Hitler and Mussolini in World War two, all German and Italian migrants were categorized as enemy a...
If you love the purple Jacaranda, then you will be rewarded when travelling around Harvey and Brunswick in early summer. The Jacaranda are flowering everywhere. We popped into Harvey for some food at the local IGA and were thrilled with the flower display. Don’t miss the sofa artwork or murals in the main street. Speaking of wildflowers, check out ...
The Harvey Region features some stunning public art works. All created by local artists or community groups, just waiting to be discovered! More info at the website here. They are not the most obvious murals in the days of massive murals, and we particularly liked the one heading into Brunswick but there was no spot to pull over so we didn’t get a ...
Harvey River Estate Winery
It seems many folk head to the Harvey River Estate Winery to see the Big Orange but end up tasting and taking home some wines after If the kids need a refill before or after climbing the Orange, cookies are available and coffee for the driver!
Vineyard 28
We love the distinctive Vineyard 28 logo, and have planned a stop here forever. It’s located just off the Forrest Highway – approx. 5km south of Preston Beach in the Geographe Wine Region. Vineyard 28 is small family run winery and showcases Italian wine varieties. Dog friendly.
Fifth Estate Wines
Another boutique vineyard in the Geographe wine region, Fifth Estate Wines Harvey produces Chardonnay, Rosé, Shiraz and Tempranillo varieties. 1. Moojelup Farm (Cookernup) 2. Myalup Vine
Open Wednesday - Sunday from 10 am until 3 pm. The popular local winery features a cellar door and is home to the 'Big Orange'. Visitors can enjoy a guided tasting of the award-winning wines, climb the 'Big Orange' and browse through the range of unique giftware and wine accessories.
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- 183 Third St, Harvey, 6220, Western Australia
Open Wednesday - Sunday from 10 am until 3 pm. The popular local winery features a cellar door and is home to the 'Big Orange'. Visitors can enjoy a guided tasting of the award-winning wines, climb the 'Big Orange' and browse through the range of unique giftware and wine accessories.
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