Aravina Estate

Good food and wine with reasonable price. Unique museum displaying some classic vehicles, some great longboards and other surfing memorabilia. Beautiful sceneries and pretty garden around the Estate. Love the set up inside the venue as well !

Absolutley the best the view as you drive down to the estate is stunning just stunning we knew we had been given a fantastic advice to try here by very good friends and we werent disappointed the wines we tested were fab and the young lady that talked us through the whole process was very informative it is just beautiful wine loved it we will be back for sure 5* rating from us

Out visiting the Margaret River wineries for my birthday, we stopped at Aravina Estate and it is easily one of the most beautiful wineries I’ve been too. It is a great stop for lunch, wine tasting, and a stroll through their garden, don’t forget to see their car collection. The Aravina Estate Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Tempranillo, and Cabernet Sauvignon are my favorites.

Visited Aravina Estate last week and what a sensational place. The food and wine were brilliant and reasonably priced,But the gardens were so peaceful just to walk around and take in the beautyTo top this off was a sensational museum displaying some classic vehicles and some great longboards and other surfing memorabilia.Once you understand why this beautiful facility was structured the way it is you then really appreciate the love and dedication that went into this projectWell done to all involved in developing this first class Estate we loved itTrevor

We visited the estate mainly to check out the Surf & Car Museum, it was well worth the trip as there was some fabulous historical pics. As impressed as we were with the Museum, the highlight of the visit was the fantastic wood fired pizza (close to the best I've ever had) — on speaking with the Chef he told us that the dough was rested for 72 hours, awesome base. The grounds and function area are expansive and beautifully appointed, the only negative was a glass of bubbles was pretty exy. Highly recommended.

We visited the estate on the weekend , if your planning to dine in the restaurant make a booking to secure yourself a spot. They have a 2 course and 3 course set menu that you can choose what you like from the options they offer. My personal favorite was the crab main course . The estate is really pretty for taking photo shoots at as well.

Stunning views and beautiful grounds. The staff were very professional and friendly. A must when visiting Margaret River.

While the estate itself is amazing, and definetely worth the visit, the restaurant service is nowhere near as graceful. I still can't get over the fact that I was charged $9 or $9.50 for a can of coke, they don't specify it on their menu on purpose, so when I was handed the can, I was actually lost for words, I overheard a guy on the table next to me make the same point, and they all agreed that the food and drink wasn't worth it either, so im rather set on first timer, last timer. The food was decent, if a bit of a long wait, didn't think to much of the pizza. It was fine. I dont think I could really say there's much thought behind their food, and it's not their main focus for the place.I'd visit again for the scenery, museum was a cool feature too, but its all about surfing history and some private car collection.Safe to say we will eat and drink elsewhere beforehand.

I visited Aravina Estate for the first time. The scenery was beautiful & the garden’s gorgeous. The hostess was very knowledgeable about the wines; how each were made; and the different positioning of grapes on the property that help develop the variations of wine. The wines we samples were very enjoyable without the bitter after taste. I found it disappointing to be provided with a list of wines to choose, and to be told after we picked certain ones that they weren’t actually available for tasting. I didn’t enjoy standing around a bar during the tasting - bar stools or seating would have been more appropriate. I felt that the neon lights in the wine cellar detracted from the prestige and aesthetics of the winery. This vineyard was one of the largest properties that I have visited, so it is worth a visit.

We came for lunch and absolutely loved it! My friend is vegetarian but doesnt like mushrooms and the main was a mushroom gnocchi and they kindly did a tomato gnocchi for her instead. The paired wines were great too! Scenery is stunning!