The food here is (dare I say it) better than most of those posh "six star" restaurants in the big cities, and there is no way any city restaurant could match its views.
Sitting perched over the striking red cliffs of Cape Leveque you can order from a decent selection of dishes. Whilst up there I had the steak which was a amazing, the barra which was incredibly fresh and the duck which is the best duck I have had since leaving China.

The desserts and entrees are all just as incredible, well worth the high price you pay (due to high transport costs being in the middle of no where).

I've been all over Europe, Asia, Australia and NZ and can honestly say this is the most relaxing place I have ever been. The Safari Tents and beach side huts are incredible, the staff are friendly, the restaurant is absolutely incredible... I honestly could not think of one thing wrong with the place.

Being a two hour four wheel drive away from civilisation on almost untouched tropical coast line is the best feeling in the world. If you don't catch dinner the meals at the restaurant are unbeatable.

It may seem a little expensive, but consider transport costs (either by plane or 4x4) and you will find the prices are very, very fair indeed. I would live here if I could, can't talk it up enough.

I think I actually prefer this to the original. Much more convenient location, and the store is pretty damn big (and good looking). Complete with a cafe, there is a mind blowing range of chocolate on offer - you'd never realize just how much you can do with chocolate without going here. It is a little expensive, but everything is homegrown and hand made. Brilliant!

One of the very best music venues and beer locations in Australia (they even have awards to prove it). Quite amazing that this quiet country town is home to a pub arguably better than everything Perth and the rest of WA can offer. Local beers, local food and local music. They also host big name bands such as Bluejuice regularly and cater for many special nights such as Coopers Vintage Ale launch. No trip to Margaret River is complete without a visit to Settlers

This is the best Clancy's out of the lot. A big pub just out of Dunsborough with fantastic meals all sourced from local ingredients. As well as local food they have a great range of the local beers and wine on offer as well as regularly showcasing local talent (muscians, comedians etc.)... would recommend this place to everyone heading down that way!

Really great place to go, and thankfully it is still rather inexpensive to visit. Great range of well kept animal enclosures, including walkthroughs where you can get up close to them in their natural habitat (well as close to natural as you can get in a zoo).

Very British in every way (except prices). This is amplified by the fact that it is full of Brits too. A good range of mainstream and quality beer on tap - even serving Weihenstaphen in proper drinking vessels! The place has a really great atmosphere, unfortunately the prices for beer are rather mindblowingly expensive.

The wine is much cheaper than branded labels, and you get to taste before you buy which is absolutely fantastic, especially seeing as cleanskins can be pretty hit and miss sometimes. The staff are very knowledgeable and helpful.

Pretty much a staple for uni students these days. Very cheap and very good quality food which was a surprise to be honest. The one down side is the customer service. A lot of the employees speak very broken English, and orders get messed up a little too regularly, but with the price and quality it is still well worth it

The guys here are fantastic and know their product. Service is quick and order to bottling takes around two weeks. The prices are absolutely fantastic (usually around half the price of buying beer from the store). The reason it is so cheap is because you provide your own bottles and fill them yourself which is surprisingly easy and a lot of fun. You can get bottles for a little extra. Whilst the basic beer styles are always brewed perfectly, I do find that some of the more 'craft' styles can be pretty hit and miss. Still go back time and time again. It's roughly $150 for the equivalent of six cases of beer

Approximate cost: $150