Visit The Swan Valley

We’ve got a passion for our region, and local knowledge to share with you.

The Swan Valley is where we call home. Nestled amongst vineyards and rolling fields of produce, The House of Honey is amongst over 150 attractions in a 32km loop nearby Perth’s CBD, and simply the sweetest experience about. Consider your next daytrip from Perth sorted!

Perth’s best kept secret

An Unmissable Day Out

Our earth is rich, and the sun is warm, giving us the perfect conditions to grow top notch produce. But the Swan Valley is so much more than its landscape. There’s plenty to see and do; from sipping local beverages at our cellar doors, taking an adventure through the Aboriginal art spots, indulging in the region’s most delicious eats, and visiting the wild side of plenty of wildlife experiences. There’s fun for the whole family in the valley.

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A Year Round Destination

When To Visit The Swan Valley

Whichever the season you visit Perth, The Swan Valley needs to be on your itinerary. We’re lucky to be bathed in sunshine most of the year, but even on chillier and rainier days, there’s a warming glass of wine to be had or decadent dish to be tucked into.

Events in the Swan Valley are year-round too. You can find all kinds of workshops, events, tours, and masterclasses listed on the Swan Valley website or our very own events page.

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For The Foodies

Eating Around The Swan Valley

Local, artisanal, and the freshest produce about, eating out in the Swan Valley is gourmet guaranteed.
For morning tea, or a light lunch, of course you can grab something at our Sticky Spoon Café or explore Taylor's In The Valley or Whistlers’ Café nearby.

For a decadent lunch stop, Sitella, Olive Farm Wines ‘The Tapas Bar’ or Upper Reach Winery will hit the spot.

For sweet treats, try Morish Nuts, Mondo Nougat, The Margaret River Chocolate Company and round off at The House of Honey!

Western Australia’s oldest wine region

Vineyards And Cellar Doors

Our local fruits flourish under the beating WA sun, and the Swan Valley is a celebration of all things homegrown – especially when it comes to locally produced wines, craft beers and ciders, gins and more. You can visit year-round for tastings, a look into the distilling and brewing processes, to meet the makers and explore ancient vines.

Steeped In History

Visit Guildford

Lastly don’t forget to stop by our neighbouring town, Guildford. Quaint, picturesque, and oozing with charm, this gateway township to the Swan Valley is a destination in its own right. Receive a fascinating introduction to Perth’s past through tours of colonial buildings, or simply enjoy its shopping and dining out offerings.

For more Perth day trip inspiration, head to Destination Perth.

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Getting Here

How To Reach The Swan Valley

A stone’s throw from the Perth Centre Business District, you can reach us by car in just 25 minutes.

By Car: From Perth CBD, head east on Guildford Road until Reid Highway. Take the circular loop to discover the Swan Valley either starting on West Swan Road (State Route 52), or Herne Hill (State Route 3).

By Train: From Perth CBD, catch a train on the Midland line and get off either at Guildford station or Midland Station. From Guildford Station, detour via the Swan Valley Information Centre, and organise a taxi (Uber, Swan Taxis 13 13 30) to collect you from the station and take you straight to the Valley! From Midland Station, take a taxi or bus (310 or
311 line).

By Organised Tour: Visit us by coach, limousine, river cruise or helicopter on a guided tour. Various operators offer pick up from your accommodation or nominated address within Perth City.

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