In 1802 Nicolas Baudin set out on a voyage of discovery.

Now 200 years later, you too can still make discoveries in the wine region named after Baudin's ship, Le Geographe. Home to many diverse varieties of wine grapes and styles, crafted by dedicated people who understand that quality begins in the vineyard.  Recent years have seen tremendous growth and a large number of wines being released under new labels.

Bounded by the curve of Geographe Bay, extending across a wide coastal plain and the rolling hills of the Darling Scarp, from Harvey south to Busselton and inland to Donnybrook and Collie, the Geographe Wine Region is fast developing into one of the country's most exciting wine areas.

Why not find out for yourself and explore the Geographe Wine Region soon.

Base mapping being StreetSmart Travellers maps reproduced by permission of the Western Australian Land Information Authority, CL 42/2005 www.landgate.wa.gov.au