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White Elephant Cafe - Margaret River

Discover the laid-back charm of White Elephant Cafe tucked beside the pristine shores of Margaret River, Australia. Feel the gentle ocean breeze and savor artisanal coffee while mingling with a diverse crowd of friendly locals and travelers. This vibrant yet relaxed café setting invites you to soak in scenic beach views, engaging conversations, and the wholesome joy of community by the sea. Whether you're fueling up before an adventure or unwinding after a coastal hike, White Elephant offers a soulful retreat filled with warmth, sunshine, and authentic coastal vibes.

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Year-round with preferable mild afternoons in spring and autumn

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Most videos filmed Apr during autumn. August is moderate - a good balance of visitors and space.

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Year-round with preferable mild afternoons in spring and autumn

1–2 hours

Sunhat, Sunglasses, Camera or smartphone, Light jacket for coastal breezes, and Reusable water bottle

Coffee Lovers, Solo Travelers, Groups of Friends, Nature Enthusiasts, and Casual Diners

Fly into Perth Airport (PER), approximately 3 hours' drive from Margaret River with car rental options available.

Stay cozy in boutique lodges, beachfront guesthouses, and boutique B&Bs around Margaret River and Gnarabup.Book a stay →

Combine a café visit with beach walks, vineyard tours, surf lessons, and exploring local artisan markets nearby.

$25-$50

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