Historic South West town and part of the Margaret River Wine Tour
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Located at the centre of the South West region, within the Blackwood River Valley region, is the historic mill town of Nannup. The name ‘Nannup’ comes from the Noongyar people who lived in the area, and it is said to mean ‘stopping place’ or ‘meeting place by the water’. This seems an appropriate name as prior to settlement, the only place you could cross the Blackwood River was at Nannup. The river is the largest in the South-West, flowing through the jarrah forests and emptying at Augusta.
Beautiful scenic drives through the lush countryside lead to all surrounding towns. Click on the link for more Information on Nannup
Accommodation Options
- Blackwood Banks Chalets
Each chalet is completely private, in a peaceful setting, perfect for relaxing on the verandah to enjoy the many native birds that will visit you. On the doorstep you can take a walk along the river bank or state forest surrounding this 25 acre property.
- Holberry House
Head to the hills of Nannup for a touch of history and style. This unique guesthouse experience offers guests the peace and beauty of a remote country retreat, whilst being able to stroll to restaurants and galleries.