Explore our sculpture trail through native bushland, discover artworks available for purchase, and enjoy a wine tasting at the Vallée du Venom cellar door.

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Monday - Sunday: 10:00 AM until 4:00 PM Google Maps


Established in 1987, Yallingup Galleries and Sculpture Trail is set in natural bushland on Caves Road, at the gateway to the Margaret River wine region. Discover original paintings by Australian artists, including Aboriginal artists, alongside sculpture, jewellery, ceramics, glass and furniture. Explore the sculpture trail and visit the gallery open daily 10am–4pm.

Established in 1987, Yallingup Galleries brings together original works by Australian artists, including Aboriginal artists, in a natural bushland setting at the gateway to the Margaret River wine region.

Owners Emma and Matthew Skinner moved to Busselton in early 2022 after an almost eight-month road trip around Australia with their three children. Having spent 17 years living in the UK and the UAE, they were drawn to the South West’s natural beauty and vibrant arts community.

The themes of nature and wildlife found throughout the gallery’s collection inspired them to continue the business that Rob and Robin Malcolm had developed over more than 30 years.

Emma is an internationally award-winning artist who developed her distinctive style while living in the UAE. She brings extensive experience working with galleries and artists, while Matthew’s background spans finance and management across Australia, the UK and the Middle East.

Discover paintings, sculpture, jewellery, ceramics, glass and furniture, explore the sculpture trail through native bushland, or enjoy a wine tasting at the Vallée du Venom cellar door.

The gallery is open daily, 10am–4pm. Please check cellar door opening hours separately.


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Star 4.7 (60 reviews) Google Maps
Toni N 26 October 2026

I was told by the staff that they've had a lot of people applying for displaying items, that there's a committee that has to verify you, well the staff sold me a painting for $280 gave me a receipt with someone else's full contact details, for a pair of earrings my question is - why would a jeweller be buying earrings from a gallery when I was asking to exhibit my work to you. Perhaps you can contact me to resolve this issue and look into protocols that clearly failed at point of sale. Getting a physical invoice for physical items shouldn't be an ordeal.

Melanie Hardie 20 October 2026

Not a great experience if you need to go to the loo

Scott Constable 17 October 2026

Fabulous gallery, wine tastings too.

Paul Hammond 03 October 2026

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