Pemberton enjoys a cool Mediterranean climate & is set in an idyllic location surrounded by the magnificent forests, rolling hills & clear lazy rivers of the southwest. Attractions & activities in the area abound & include bushwalking, swimming, kayaking, bird watching, cycling, fishing, wildflowers, National Parks, wineries, discovery tours, arts & crafts/artisans & fine local produce. We suggest a visit to the Pemberton Visitor Centre on Brockman Street to obtain full details about the attractions & activities that appeal to you most.
Our guests also receive a 10% discount on all Pemberton Discovery tours!
Or just relax in fully-equipped luxury & tranquility at Marri House – outside on the deck or in the hammock or inside by the fire when the weather is crisp and cool. Be enticed by the smells of the forest, the ambience of the gardens, the birdsongs, the cool night air & the crackle of the fire as you enjoy fine cool-climate Pemberton wines & local gourmet produce in the beautifully-appointed dining area or outside on the covered al fresco deck.
Marri House is at 78 Jamieson St, Pemberton, towards the east (forested) end of a quiet, shady street. From Manjimup, cross the railway line, turn left at the Pemberton Hotel (Robinson Street), drive up the hill & turn left at Jamieson Street. Continue past the Shire depot to reach Marri House on the right. Look for the signage & the shaded parking areas. A detailed map of the Pemberton area is provided in Marri House & further information on attractions & activities is available from the Pemberton Visitor Centre on Brockman Street by which you will have arrived (Vasse Highway).
Take the Freeway south from Perth & you’ll be in Pemberton in 3 ½ to 3¾ hours. Margaret River, Busselton & Bunbury are all less than 2 hours away; Albany less than 3. From Bunbury, take the Southwest Highway through the picturesque towns of Boyanup, Donnybrook, Balingup, Bridgetown & Manjimup. Turn right onto the Vasse Highway 16 kms south of Manjimup & enjoy the drive through the forest as you approach Pemberton.