South West Wellness

Join a transformative forest bathing experience in the iconic Boranup Forest, Margaret River, where ancient karri trees rise majestically, creating a tranquil and immersive natural haven. This deeply restorative journey encourages you to slow down, acknowledge your senses, and connect deeply with nature’s rhythms. Guided by a certified forest therapy guide, you walk mindfully beneath the towering canopy, feel the earth beneath your feet, and breathe in phytoncide-rich air. Through sensory invitations, mindfulness practices, and quiet reflection, the forest works gently to recalibrate your nervous system. A rejuvenating escape for anyone seeking clarity, peace, or reconnection.

In Margaret River, sound therapist Ute Coleman facilitates deeply immersive sound healing journeys using Peter Hess singing bowls. These sessions are designed to balance energy, reduce stress and promote deep relaxation by working with vibrational frequencies that resonate through the body. Whether you join a group session or book a one-on-one experience, you’ll leave feeling lighter, clearer, and deeply restored.

These small-group hikes combine nature, movement and mindfulness in unforgettable ways. Whether you’re exploring dramatic coastal cliffs, lush forests or secret waterfalls, each walk is designed to help you slow down and reconnect with nature. Their team also offers wellness hikes that incorporate breathwork, meditation, and reflection, ensuring your outdoor experience is as restorative as it is beautiful. Oh, the morning tea and lunch provided is not your typical bush tucker!

This was goosebumps. Deep inside the ancient Ngilgi Cave, beneath the stalactites and glowing mineral formations, cultural custodian Josh Koomal leads you on a powerful twilight tour that fuses Wadandi storytelling, bush medicine, and spirituality.

The highlight? Josh playing the digeridoo in the belly of the cave, the resonance bouncing off stone walls in a way that reaches right into your chest. It takes an iconic sound to a ceremony. It’s culture. And it is something you won’t forget.