Tour

Tour

Tour

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Witness breathtaking flight displays from rescued birds of prey, including owls, eagles and falcons in an intimate bushland amphitheater
Enjoy interactive educational talks led by expert handlers sharing stories of rescue and rehabilitation
Take a memorable photo with a calm barn owl, supporting ongoing wildlife care initiatives
Wander through shaded forest paths past large aviaries at your own pace or follow a shorter, accessible route
Perfect for families and wildlife enthusiasts, with a focus on conservation and hands-on learning

What’s Included

40-minute birds of prey encounter
Photo opportunity with barn owl
1km self-guided forest walk
English-speaking guide
Entry to Capes Raptor Centre
Complimentary parking

Kuhusu

Your visit to Capes Raptor Centre

Step into the heart of Western Australia's bushland for an immersive day focused on the conservation and celebration of raptors. Capes Raptor Centre is the state's largest sanctuary for birds of prey rescued from the wild. Here, you have the chance to experience powerful flight displays and learn the stories behind each majestic bird’s rehabilitation.

Arriving and getting started

From the moment you arrive you’ll be greeted by passionate handlers committed to the protection and care of owls, falcons, eagles and hawks. Their deep knowledge ensures an engaging and informative introduction and sets the stage for your exploration.

Live birds of prey show

Settle into a shaded outdoor amphitheater and prepare for an up-close demonstration. Raptors soar above, displaying breathtaking agility and power as they glide just meters overhead. These twice-daily performances mix action with facts, as handlers describe each bird’s journey, personality and conservation needs. You’ll leave with appreciation for their natural roles in the West Australian ecosystem.

Owl photo experience

Following the show, step forward for a personal encounter. Hold a gentle barn owl on your hand and capture the moment with a photo. This unique opportunity delights both children and adults, and your participation helps fund ongoing rescue and rehabilitation work at the centre.

Forest walk & aviaries

Afterward, venture along leafy forest trails that pass generous aviaries housing over 40 resident raptors, from large wedge-tailed eagles to elusive nocturnal owls. Take the 1km self-guided route for a scenic bush walk, or choose the stroller-friendly shortcut for ease. The tranquil setting and blooming wildflowers add to the appeal for both families and nature lovers.

Accessibility and family facilities

The main walking trail is an unsealed gravel path, suitable for robust prams and wheelchairs, and a shorter loop caters to families with young children or guests requiring easy access. Restrooms, picnic spaces, drinks and ice creams plus a small gift shop are available for visitor convenience. Complimentary parking, including accessible spaces, makes arrival easy.

Conservation impact

Education and wildlife welfare are central to Capes Raptor Centre’s mission. Every visit directly supports rescue, veterinary care and, where possible, release of Western Australia’s vulnerable birds of prey. Handlers are available to answer questions throughout, ensuring you leave inspired and informed.

Plan your visit

The centre operates rain or shine unless severe weather compromises safety, so bring clothing for the conditions and allow at least 90 minutes to enjoy the full experience. The Birds of Prey Encounter begins promptly, so arriving on time is recommended.

Book your Margaret River: Capes Raptor Centre Tickets with Birds of Prey Show & Owl Photo tickets now!

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Arrive early for scheduled shows as late entry may not be allowed
Only service animals are permitted; no pets
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times
Do not use flash photography or external lights
Follow all instructions from staff to ensure guest and animal safety

Muda wa Ufunguzi

Jumatatu
Jumanne
Jumatano
Alhamisi
Ijumaa
Jumamosi
Jumapili

10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm

Maswali Yanayoulizwa Mara kwa Mara

What time do the Birds of Prey shows take place?

Shows are held twice daily; check arrival times to catch a full presentation.

Is the site accessible for prams and wheelchairs?

Yes, the main track suits all-terrain prams and wheelchairs. An easier loop is provided for families and those needing simpler access.

Can I take photos during my visit?

Photos for personal use are welcome, but flash and external lighting are not permitted to protect the birds.

Are food and drinks available on site?

Drinks, ice cream and picnic spaces are available plus a gift shop for souvenirs.

How does my visit support the centre?

Ticket sales help fund the rescue, rehabilitation and conservation of local birds of prey.

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Wear sturdy shoes for gravel paths
Bring a camera (no flash or external lighting)
Picnic areas are available; avoid bringing glass, alcohol and straws
Free parking onsite including accessible spaces
Arrive before showtime as programs start punctually

Sera ya kughairi

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Anwani

341 Boodjidup Rd, Margaret River WA

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Witness breathtaking flight displays from rescued birds of prey, including owls, eagles and falcons in an intimate bushland amphitheater
Enjoy interactive educational talks led by expert handlers sharing stories of rescue and rehabilitation
Take a memorable photo with a calm barn owl, supporting ongoing wildlife care initiatives
Wander through shaded forest paths past large aviaries at your own pace or follow a shorter, accessible route
Perfect for families and wildlife enthusiasts, with a focus on conservation and hands-on learning

What’s Included

40-minute birds of prey encounter
Photo opportunity with barn owl
1km self-guided forest walk
English-speaking guide
Entry to Capes Raptor Centre
Complimentary parking

Kuhusu

Your visit to Capes Raptor Centre

Step into the heart of Western Australia's bushland for an immersive day focused on the conservation and celebration of raptors. Capes Raptor Centre is the state's largest sanctuary for birds of prey rescued from the wild. Here, you have the chance to experience powerful flight displays and learn the stories behind each majestic bird’s rehabilitation.

Arriving and getting started

From the moment you arrive you’ll be greeted by passionate handlers committed to the protection and care of owls, falcons, eagles and hawks. Their deep knowledge ensures an engaging and informative introduction and sets the stage for your exploration.

Live birds of prey show

Settle into a shaded outdoor amphitheater and prepare for an up-close demonstration. Raptors soar above, displaying breathtaking agility and power as they glide just meters overhead. These twice-daily performances mix action with facts, as handlers describe each bird’s journey, personality and conservation needs. You’ll leave with appreciation for their natural roles in the West Australian ecosystem.

Owl photo experience

Following the show, step forward for a personal encounter. Hold a gentle barn owl on your hand and capture the moment with a photo. This unique opportunity delights both children and adults, and your participation helps fund ongoing rescue and rehabilitation work at the centre.

Forest walk & aviaries

Afterward, venture along leafy forest trails that pass generous aviaries housing over 40 resident raptors, from large wedge-tailed eagles to elusive nocturnal owls. Take the 1km self-guided route for a scenic bush walk, or choose the stroller-friendly shortcut for ease. The tranquil setting and blooming wildflowers add to the appeal for both families and nature lovers.

Accessibility and family facilities

The main walking trail is an unsealed gravel path, suitable for robust prams and wheelchairs, and a shorter loop caters to families with young children or guests requiring easy access. Restrooms, picnic spaces, drinks and ice creams plus a small gift shop are available for visitor convenience. Complimentary parking, including accessible spaces, makes arrival easy.

Conservation impact

Education and wildlife welfare are central to Capes Raptor Centre’s mission. Every visit directly supports rescue, veterinary care and, where possible, release of Western Australia’s vulnerable birds of prey. Handlers are available to answer questions throughout, ensuring you leave inspired and informed.

Plan your visit

The centre operates rain or shine unless severe weather compromises safety, so bring clothing for the conditions and allow at least 90 minutes to enjoy the full experience. The Birds of Prey Encounter begins promptly, so arriving on time is recommended.

Book your Margaret River: Capes Raptor Centre Tickets with Birds of Prey Show & Owl Photo tickets now!

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Arrive early for scheduled shows as late entry may not be allowed
Only service animals are permitted; no pets
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times
Do not use flash photography or external lights
Follow all instructions from staff to ensure guest and animal safety

Muda wa Ufunguzi

Jumatatu
Jumanne
Jumatano
Alhamisi
Ijumaa
Jumamosi
Jumapili

10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm 10:00am - 04:00pm

Maswali Yanayoulizwa Mara kwa Mara

What time do the Birds of Prey shows take place?

Shows are held twice daily; check arrival times to catch a full presentation.

Is the site accessible for prams and wheelchairs?

Yes, the main track suits all-terrain prams and wheelchairs. An easier loop is provided for families and those needing simpler access.

Can I take photos during my visit?

Photos for personal use are welcome, but flash and external lighting are not permitted to protect the birds.

Are food and drinks available on site?

Drinks, ice cream and picnic spaces are available plus a gift shop for souvenirs.

How does my visit support the centre?

Ticket sales help fund the rescue, rehabilitation and conservation of local birds of prey.

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Wear sturdy shoes for gravel paths
Bring a camera (no flash or external lighting)
Picnic areas are available; avoid bringing glass, alcohol and straws
Free parking onsite including accessible spaces
Arrive before showtime as programs start punctually

Sera ya kughairi

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Anwani

341 Boodjidup Rd, Margaret River WA

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Witness breathtaking flight displays from rescued birds of prey, including owls, eagles and falcons in an intimate bushland amphitheater
Enjoy interactive educational talks led by expert handlers sharing stories of rescue and rehabilitation
Take a memorable photo with a calm barn owl, supporting ongoing wildlife care initiatives
Wander through shaded forest paths past large aviaries at your own pace or follow a shorter, accessible route
Perfect for families and wildlife enthusiasts, with a focus on conservation and hands-on learning

What’s Included

40-minute birds of prey encounter
Photo opportunity with barn owl
1km self-guided forest walk
English-speaking guide
Entry to Capes Raptor Centre
Complimentary parking

Kuhusu

Your visit to Capes Raptor Centre

Step into the heart of Western Australia's bushland for an immersive day focused on the conservation and celebration of raptors. Capes Raptor Centre is the state's largest sanctuary for birds of prey rescued from the wild. Here, you have the chance to experience powerful flight displays and learn the stories behind each majestic bird’s rehabilitation.

Arriving and getting started

From the moment you arrive you’ll be greeted by passionate handlers committed to the protection and care of owls, falcons, eagles and hawks. Their deep knowledge ensures an engaging and informative introduction and sets the stage for your exploration.

Live birds of prey show

Settle into a shaded outdoor amphitheater and prepare for an up-close demonstration. Raptors soar above, displaying breathtaking agility and power as they glide just meters overhead. These twice-daily performances mix action with facts, as handlers describe each bird’s journey, personality and conservation needs. You’ll leave with appreciation for their natural roles in the West Australian ecosystem.

Owl photo experience

Following the show, step forward for a personal encounter. Hold a gentle barn owl on your hand and capture the moment with a photo. This unique opportunity delights both children and adults, and your participation helps fund ongoing rescue and rehabilitation work at the centre.

Forest walk & aviaries

Afterward, venture along leafy forest trails that pass generous aviaries housing over 40 resident raptors, from large wedge-tailed eagles to elusive nocturnal owls. Take the 1km self-guided route for a scenic bush walk, or choose the stroller-friendly shortcut for ease. The tranquil setting and blooming wildflowers add to the appeal for both families and nature lovers.

Accessibility and family facilities

The main walking trail is an unsealed gravel path, suitable for robust prams and wheelchairs, and a shorter loop caters to families with young children or guests requiring easy access. Restrooms, picnic spaces, drinks and ice creams plus a small gift shop are available for visitor convenience. Complimentary parking, including accessible spaces, makes arrival easy.

Conservation impact

Education and wildlife welfare are central to Capes Raptor Centre’s mission. Every visit directly supports rescue, veterinary care and, where possible, release of Western Australia’s vulnerable birds of prey. Handlers are available to answer questions throughout, ensuring you leave inspired and informed.

Plan your visit

The centre operates rain or shine unless severe weather compromises safety, so bring clothing for the conditions and allow at least 90 minutes to enjoy the full experience. The Birds of Prey Encounter begins promptly, so arriving on time is recommended.

Book your Margaret River: Capes Raptor Centre Tickets with Birds of Prey Show & Owl Photo tickets now!

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Wear sturdy shoes for gravel paths
Bring a camera (no flash or external lighting)
Picnic areas are available; avoid bringing glass, alcohol and straws
Free parking onsite including accessible spaces
Arrive before showtime as programs start punctually

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Arrive early for scheduled shows as late entry may not be allowed
Only service animals are permitted; no pets
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times
Do not use flash photography or external lights
Follow all instructions from staff to ensure guest and animal safety

Sera ya kughairi

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Anwani

341 Boodjidup Rd, Margaret River WA

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Witness breathtaking flight displays from rescued birds of prey, including owls, eagles and falcons in an intimate bushland amphitheater
Enjoy interactive educational talks led by expert handlers sharing stories of rescue and rehabilitation
Take a memorable photo with a calm barn owl, supporting ongoing wildlife care initiatives
Wander through shaded forest paths past large aviaries at your own pace or follow a shorter, accessible route
Perfect for families and wildlife enthusiasts, with a focus on conservation and hands-on learning

What’s Included

40-minute birds of prey encounter
Photo opportunity with barn owl
1km self-guided forest walk
English-speaking guide
Entry to Capes Raptor Centre
Complimentary parking

Kuhusu

Your visit to Capes Raptor Centre

Step into the heart of Western Australia's bushland for an immersive day focused on the conservation and celebration of raptors. Capes Raptor Centre is the state's largest sanctuary for birds of prey rescued from the wild. Here, you have the chance to experience powerful flight displays and learn the stories behind each majestic bird’s rehabilitation.

Arriving and getting started

From the moment you arrive you’ll be greeted by passionate handlers committed to the protection and care of owls, falcons, eagles and hawks. Their deep knowledge ensures an engaging and informative introduction and sets the stage for your exploration.

Live birds of prey show

Settle into a shaded outdoor amphitheater and prepare for an up-close demonstration. Raptors soar above, displaying breathtaking agility and power as they glide just meters overhead. These twice-daily performances mix action with facts, as handlers describe each bird’s journey, personality and conservation needs. You’ll leave with appreciation for their natural roles in the West Australian ecosystem.

Owl photo experience

Following the show, step forward for a personal encounter. Hold a gentle barn owl on your hand and capture the moment with a photo. This unique opportunity delights both children and adults, and your participation helps fund ongoing rescue and rehabilitation work at the centre.

Forest walk & aviaries

Afterward, venture along leafy forest trails that pass generous aviaries housing over 40 resident raptors, from large wedge-tailed eagles to elusive nocturnal owls. Take the 1km self-guided route for a scenic bush walk, or choose the stroller-friendly shortcut for ease. The tranquil setting and blooming wildflowers add to the appeal for both families and nature lovers.

Accessibility and family facilities

The main walking trail is an unsealed gravel path, suitable for robust prams and wheelchairs, and a shorter loop caters to families with young children or guests requiring easy access. Restrooms, picnic spaces, drinks and ice creams plus a small gift shop are available for visitor convenience. Complimentary parking, including accessible spaces, makes arrival easy.

Conservation impact

Education and wildlife welfare are central to Capes Raptor Centre’s mission. Every visit directly supports rescue, veterinary care and, where possible, release of Western Australia’s vulnerable birds of prey. Handlers are available to answer questions throughout, ensuring you leave inspired and informed.

Plan your visit

The centre operates rain or shine unless severe weather compromises safety, so bring clothing for the conditions and allow at least 90 minutes to enjoy the full experience. The Birds of Prey Encounter begins promptly, so arriving on time is recommended.