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Nannup is about 45 mins drive from Margaret River. Great simple town as a stop over. Beautiful scenery. Breakfast at Blackwood cafe, very Friendly waitress. Great place with children as there is no traffic.

If you feel like you need a break away from the city life, Nannup is a lovely little town to visit. Very clean and pretty, not many shops but enough. The cafes serve very nice cakes, scones and coffees. There is some night life in the local hotel and the new Nannup Brewery. There are lovely bush walks, a river for canoeing and a local swimming spot. We will be visiting Nannup again.

Nannup Music Festival (our 5th) sole reason fore the trip this time. Lots to see & do even if festival sold out (as it was again this year very early). Very quaint and hospitable town any time of year.

Nannup is a beautiful quaint little town in the South West of Western Australia. Lovely shops to explore, cafe for coffee and lunch also a hotel. The evening wood fired pizza was great. There are beautiful spring gardens and Holberry House garden is worth a visit. The drives through the bush has a magic feeling and there are bush walking trails. Don't forget take your camera.

Just a delightful place, plenty of parking, friendly people also a “dog” friendly town. Most things are in walking distance. We tried various places for meals but Pickle and O was my favourite. What would I avoid? Requiring a meal in the evening! If you didn’t like going to the local hotel then you was stumped.

We attended for a weekend of the Flower and Garden Festival which had been extended to 6 weeks due to Covid-19. The main street was very attractive with flowering tulips , azaleas and camellias. A great effort from the Festival Committee. The main street buildings have a quaint country style too. A couple of shops to browse for local souvenirs, food and art. There were about 3 cafes, which were great for morning tea or lunch. Melo Velo is a great Cafe to eat outside in their back garden, just soaking up the relaxing country vibe. Their lunch was our best food all weekend. Some were very low on food or closed early so afternoon tea was a challenge. Dinner was almost impossible. The Blackwood cafe specially opened for dinner twice, which was better than the Hotel. Our fellow guests did not give good reviews of the Hotel in terms of service, dining room ambiance and food quality. We ended up having take away fish & chips twice. So if you're staying for a few nights, bring your own food for dinner. There is only a very small and expensive supermarket too. We enjoyed the market stalls scattered throughout the town. The river and Foreshore Park are lovely. We enjoyed walks along there as well as the nearby Kondil Wildflower Park. The Holsworth House Sculpture Garden is recommended. We also enjoyed a short drive to the Nannup Lavender Farm for lunch and some Open Gardens. Try to visit the Antiques shed - it's amazing to browse, especially all the old books. We'd recommend visiting Nannup when there's a special event on, but I wouldn't stay for more than 4 nights.