What to do and see in Busselton, Western Australia: The Best Free Things to do

We pride ourselves on making natural products that don't contain harmful chemical ingredients, but rather plant based and made to old fashioned cold process recipes. Our soaps are famous for their superior lather and moisturising properties. We include a very generous amount of essential oils for their therapeutic benefits. They have an incredible smell which permeates through to the very last sliver.

Tracie Anderson is an established South-West Ceramic & mixed Media Artist. Tracie uses found objects from the shores of Western Australia and upcycles them with ceramics to form beautiful sculptural & functional art. Her studio which is located within the Artgeo Cultural Complex in Busselton is a working studio/gallery. You can watch Tracie create her next piece of art while browsing her fascinating gallery. All of Tracies pieces are unique and are solely Western Australian. Her found objects include shell, driftwood, metal, bone and other interesting finds. Tracies studio is well worth a visit to experience and see hands on ceramics and beautiful organic found pieces found on our pristine Western Australian coastline.

The Farm Shop at Eagle Bay Olives has closed but will open for some "pop up shop" days, dated to be advertised on the website. Online sales as usual but all olive oil has sold out. A charming, rustic Farm Shop in the midst of a picturesque olive grove just out of Dunsborough in the Margaret river wine region. Free tasting of single estate extra virgin olive oil, table olives and other gourmet products, all produced on the farm. The friendly staff will happily teach you the finer points of tasting and using extra virgin olive oil and answer questions on all matters related to olives. Also stocked are olive wood utensils and boards, olive oil toiletries and unique giftware. Gourmet picnic boxes available to eat under the trees or take away.

Flametree Cellar Door and Winery is located on the picturesque shores of Geographe Bay, at the gateway to one of the world's great wine producing regions - the Margaret River Wine Region. By winning Australia's most well-known and respected wine accolade, the Jimmy Watson Memorial Trophy, with their first ever red wine, Flametree Wines has firmly established themselves in the upper echelon of Margaret River wine producers. Proving that this accolade was not a coincidence and that Flametree was actually deserving of the prestigious award, the next vintage was also a finalist in the following years' show. This unprecedented success has since continued, with many critic reviews and awards. The welcoming and impressive Cellar Door building has a Hampton beach house style of architecture and is a must see when visiting the region. With an open fire place, inviting deck and beautiful gardens the Flametree Cellar Door is suitable for visiting at any time of the year. While you're visiting taste the range of Flametree wines, browse the current art exhibition and range of merchandise. The friendly cellar door team offer a casual and relaxed wine tasting experience, with no pretension just the pleasure of exceptional wines. Supporting the local art community, Flametree exhibits local art throughout the year. Open daily 10am - 5pm. Closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Good Friday & Anzac morning.