Tuesday Tours

Come on an adventure!

One of the best parts of Boogie Down South is where it's held. And after all the excitement of the main part of the event, we're taking a bus of people out to see some of the top sights in the region.

The Tuesday Tour starts at 9:00 am at Saltwater and concludes at 4:30 pm in the same location.

Capacity is limited.

If you do miss out, we may have the capacity to expand to a larger bus - please fill out this Waitlist form if you miss out and would like to be contacted if more spaces open up.

Where we're headed

The Itinerary

Depart from Saltwater Busselton on a coach bus. Drive down the region to the top of Boranup forest. Bring any brekkie essentials or caffeine requirements in your own keep cup for the journey down.

We head back to Saltwater for a 4:30pm arrival back at home base.

Take a walk through Mammoth Cave, a 1 million-year-old limestone time capsule, once home to ancient fossil remains of long-extinct Australian Megafauna. It's about 370 steps.

Then on exiting the cave, pass through a forest of towering marri and karri trees at the top of Boranup forest.

Stop for a wine tasting at Lenton Brae. This family-owned winery has produced a mix of traditional varieties the Margaret River Region is known for, as well as more unique varieties, since 1982. Fun fact: they are the sole producers of Pinot Blanc in the state.

We'll sip through a guided tasting of their wines while enjoying the scenery over their lake. Snacks are available to purchase.

Hungry? Perfect! Next we stop for a cruisy lunch at Swings and Roundabouts. Aside from the fact that their name is just perfect for a bus full of swing dancers, Swings is also a local favourite for their top-notch wood-fired pizzas and views over the vines of the Yallingup hills.

Lunch is served in a share-plate style and will cater for any dietary requirements. If you're a fast eater, you might even be able to squeeze in a second wine tasting at their cellar door.

Our last stop of the day will take you to the beach. The Margaret River Region is known for its beautiful coastline, from the rugged waves crashing along the west coast to the calm Geographe Bay where whales rest and play on their migration south to Antarctica.

Pending time, we will take you to a local spot - either Canal Rocks or Meelup. The time is yours - take yourself on a coastal walk, relax with a picnic and snacks, go for a swim, and keep your eyes peeled for flora and fauna.

9:00 am
10:00 am
11:30 am
1:00 pm
2:30 pm
4:00 pm

Overview and Prep

The Tuesday Adventure will depart at 9:00am at Saltwater and return at 4:30pm at the same location

Cost

$102 per person

Wear
Bring & Prepare

Something you're comfortable walking in and shoes that you don't mind taking through the forest and to the beach.

  • Eat brekkie before or bring it with you for the drive - this includes coffee (in your own keep cup recommended)

  • Snacks for the road

  • Bathers & a towel if you want to swim

  • Your phone or a camera for photos

  • Your wallet in case you spot a souvenire or wine you'd like to take home with you

  • A jacket (it can get chilly) / a rain jacket if it rains

Arrive

At 8:45 am for boarding - strict 9:00 am departure

Capacity

47 person capacity

We may have capacity to expand to a larger bus if we sell out of spaces. Please complete this form.

Tour Refunds and Transfers

In the circumstance that you can no longer make the tour, you are welcome to transfer your pass. Please see our T&Cs for details about how to transfer a ticket to someone. Unfortunately due to the nature of the booking, refunds are not possible.

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Location

2026 - Busselton
Margaret River Region
Western Australia 6280

Boogie Down South is organised by South West Swing, a not-for-profit swing dance Organisation in Australia's South West.

Boogie Down South and South West Swing acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet and dance, Wardandi Boodja. We pay our respects to elders past, present, and emerging and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

We thank our local photographers, Fudz, Mark Rottondella, and Sarah Juricak for their photos on our websites and socials. Thank you to Gregory Bruyer for our logo design.