Great fudge I particular liked the rum and raisin fudge, the rocky road and the lemon cheesecake fudges are also pretty good. Fudge isn't cheap but it's such a sweet treat that you only need a very little amount so if you buy about $5 worth it lasts ages!

When we visited they weren't making any fudge at the present time so we didn't get to see a demonstration but we did sample a little fudge - and subsequently purchased a lot!

Approximate cost: $5-10

We went camel riding a few years ago and it was a memorable experience! The camel ride in it's self was a lot of fun especially going along the beach, it was however rather bumpy and the camels kept rubbing us into the trees trying to scratch their backs. The downside was the service, the girl that was the tour guide was more interested in talking to her friend that was leading a group of horse riders she even changed the direction of the route we were supposed to take in order to continue talking to her friend. But I do recommend the camel riding as an experience whether it's with this company or another

Yanchep National Park is an affordable and enjoyable day out. It costs $11 for vehicle entry and your free to spend your day in the park; they have a koala sanctuary, great lakes and parklands for picnics plus kangaroos, ducks, etc roaming around. The Kangaroos come out in droves around dusk it's quite a sight! There are other activities you can do for an extra fee such as going into the caves. There is a kiosk plus a restaurant/hotel in the park.

Approximate cost: $11

Located within the Yanchep National Park Yanchep Inn is an older style hotel/restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. We went on a Sunday afternoon and they had some live music out in the courtyard. We also went for dinner and for a good price we ate pretty well. Enjoy the National Park while you are there it is beautiful.

We went here for lunch and the meal was fine but now a 'wow' and the service was not very good at all the waitress forgot our drinks and was just not at all on the ball, I would much prefer to take the trip out to Watson's Bay and eat at the Doyles Beach Restaurant.

Great little winery that makes my favourite wine Brookland Valley 'Verse 1' Semillon Sauvignon Blanc, I love this wine it is so crisp and fresh. You can buy it in bottleshops too, but if you are in Margaret Valley it's worth a trip to the winery to pick up a case!

Approximate cost: $18-25

Wide selection of Seafood to choose from, take it home to cook yourself or have some cooked up freshly for you to enjoy overlooking the bay. My personal favourite place in here is Doyles, but I've tried some others and I wasn't dissapointed.

Fresh market seafood cooked fresh at market prices, the views are beautiful, the service is generally always great and the food is awesome. I love the calamari but if you want a little splurge go for the lobster!

Going into a Ye Olde Lolly Shoppe is Like taking a trip back in time! There are hundreds if not thousands of yummy treats to tempt you. From old english style lollies to the latest american candies you can get it all. They also have one, the original, in Margaret River.