Just 300 km from Perth, Manjimup is home to abundant fresh water, rich soils, undulating scenery, tall forests and tranquil surroundings. Manjimup’s fertile land is used for dairying and farms of beef, sheep and vegetables not to mention pear and apple orchards. Don’t forget to attend the annual cherry festival in December.

Fruit Picking Work in Manjimup

February – May – Pears and Apples
October to June – Potatoes
December to February – Avocados / Stonefruit
December to March – Vegetables

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Where’s Manjimup

Getting There

Manjimup is 300km south of Perth, a cruisy 3 and a half hour drive, half along the coast and half inland. Bus services also operate daily which is handy if you don’t have your own car. There’s also a local airport for small charter planes.

Accommodation

There’s a wide range of options in Manjimup including caravan parks and guest houses. Hopefully you can secure on site accommodation otherwise there’s hotels, motels and guest houses available.

Not Fruit Picking – What to do?

• Motocross 15000 Late May, every year in Manjimup!
• Cherry Harmony Festival
• J B Ipsen Memorial Golf  Tournament
• Forest Walking

Extending Your Australian Working Holiday Visa

Many harvest jobs will meet the Second Australian Working Holiday Visa eligibility and count towards the 88 days of specified work. Some regional locations and jobs are ineligible which could lead to the Department of Immigration rejecting your application. So remember to confirm whether or not your fruit picking or harvest job will count towards the Second Australian WHV.

Get in Contact with the local visitor centre