Top Things to do in Swan Valley
Top Hotels in Swan Valley
The 6 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Swan Valley, Western Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Swan Valley, Australia including Tyler's Vineyard, Upper Reach Winery, Maalinup Aboriginal Gallery, Windy Creek Estate, Academy of Taxidermy, Faber Vineyard.
Restaurants in Swan Valley
1. Tyler's Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 38 reviews
Vineyard / Winery in the Swan Valley Western Australia
Reviewed By filipm184 - Koskinou, Greece
Absolute a must see place, amazing service and amazing wine, you can also get a wine with your own picture. It’s a perfect gift, or a great memory
2. Upper Reach Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 195 reviews
Upper Reach is a family owned and operated boutique winery, on the banks of Perth's Swan River. We'd love you to come for a wine tasting at our crisp, clean Cellar Door with huge views of the vineyard. You could be anywhere, but you're only 30 minutes drive from Perth! The only accommodation on a vineyard in the Swan Valley is the Upper Reach Spa Cottage, this historic two bedroom cottage has been fully restored for you to enjoy 'owing a vineyard' for the night- there is just one cottage so your privacy is assured! Our aim at Upper Reach is to produce wine of the highest quality from estate grown fruit, each wine reflecting both the vineyard and the particular vintage.Upper Reach is one of the top Swan Valley wine producers, with an extensive list of wine show awards. We believe that wine is one of life's essentials along with good food, family and friends. Come in for wine tasting in a relaxed, inviting setting every day of the week, 11am until 5pm.
Reviewed By douglasfaudet - Perth, Australia
Visit to the cellar door. Great wine tasting experience. Knowledgeable friendly staff. We were served by the owner Laura. It was a very special visit. We purchased a case of wine.
3. Maalinup Aboriginal Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
A must see destination in the Swan Valley. Aboriginal art and hand painted gift ware. Bush tucker sauces, jams, chutneys, herbs and spices. Handmade soaps, skin care and candles. Books, napery, jewellery. Returning boomerangs. Clapstcks. Aboriginal staff. Some cultural activities available. Knowledgeable, informed and articulate staff and presenters. Open Wednesday to Sunday and Monday Public Holidays 10 am to 5 pm
Reviewed By 37worldtraveller45 - Perth, Australia
We love to come to Dale's Gallery, The beautiful art, paintings and so much more. Dale always has some time for a yarn. We got several paintings now and have the eye on a unique painting from R. Hart. It is a great place to get an understanding of the importance of an artistic medium for aboriginal people (and all others). You can see so much history, pain, happiness, beauty and more in it. We cannot wait to come again. Thank You for providing a place like yours.
4. Windy Creek Estate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 126 reviews
Windy Creek Estate, formally Cobanov Wines, was first established in 1937 by Ante Cobanov. He had left Croatia in 1924 and spent 13 years cutting sleepers in the south-west to enable him to put a deposit on this Swan Valley property. In 1937 he bought the fertile coastal plain land that is still the core of the family business and sent for his wife and sons. They grew grapes for dried fruit production but made a small amountof wine for the Perth immigrant community. The family has continued to produce wines for 80 years and we have been selling fruit to other wineries for approximately 40 years. The Windy Creek Estate label was first released in 1980. Tony Cobanov, the current winemaker, entered the industry as a third generation winemaker and is very passionate about the Swan Valley and its lifestyle. He has 3 sons Joshua, Callum and Rohan so it is a distinct possibility that this will become a 4th generation business and he can’t think of anything better than that.
Reviewed By Nigtay62 - Rossendale, United Kingdom
Small independent winery we visited as part of an organised wine tour. A vey good selection of wines to taste including Vedelho, Sauvignon Blanc and Chenin in the white corner and Grenache, Cabernet Merlot and Shiraz in the red corner. The winery also produces fortified wines. Friendly unhurried wine tasting. Note the wines are only available at the winery but all seemed to be very good value.
5. Academy of Taxidermy
6. Faber Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 44 reviews
Faber Vineyard is a family run winery located in the picturesque Swan Valley. We craft some of the Swan Valleys best wines, and our cellar door studio, overlooking our magnificent vineyard, is a fantastic place to enjoy them.
Reviewed By Z6108TQpaulr - Perth, Australia
Faber Vineyard produces outstanding wine and a refreshing change from the expensive but superb wines of Margaret River. John Griffiths and his partner run a terrific small operation that so completely captures the varietal expression of different grape varieties. John's experience as a senior winemaker for Houghton, Lindemans plus others and his knowledge and passion for producing top notch drops year on year is exemplary. He is a Master of getting the best out of the produce he sources and grows himself and turning it into something quite magical. His 2017 Reserve Shiraz is stellar and puts others at 3 times the price in the shade! Being so close to Perth is also a real bonus. I strongly recommend you book ahead for a charcuterie platter and go through the tasting menu with a sidebar chat with John. You will not be disappointed.
