The Hotel: Bayshore Beachside Resort

Set just second away from the sand, Bayshore Beachside Resort offers accommodation in a collection of stylish villas shaded by pretty peppermint trees. Groupies can enjoy the ultimate beach holiday in a resort that is surrounded by expansive grounds and boasts a floodlit tennis court and barbecue area, with a magnificent beach just across the road.

Groupies can make themselves at home, staying in apartments or villas with all the necessary mod-cons, such as air conditioning, laundry facilities, and TVs with DVD players. Stroll across the road to the beach for an early morning dip, before cooking up a hearty breakfast in the villa’s kitchen. After breakfast, return to the beach or bundle the troops into the car and head off to explore regional attractions such as spooky Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse with its rich maritime history, perhaps spotting a few whales off the coast.

• TripAdvisor: 4.5 / 5

Room Details

One-Bedroom One-Bathroom Apartment:

• Bed size/type: One queen bed
• Standard occupancy: Two people
• Maximum occupancy: Two people

Two-bedroom two-bathroom villa

• Bed size/type: One king bed and one queen bed or two single beds 
• Standard occupancy: Four people
• Maximum occupancy: Four people

Three-bedroom two-bathroom villa

• Bed size/type: Two queen beds and two single beds
• Standard occupancy: Six people
• Maximum occupancy: Six people

The Area: Dunsborough

Overlooking the crystal clear waters of Geographe Bay, Dunsborough has rightly earned a reputation as one of WA’s top holiday spots. The seaside town is surrounded by magnificent beaches and inspiring coastal walks, with frolicking bottlenose dolphins and migrating whales to spot offshore. A vibrant arts and music scene awaits in town, while those who venture further afield discover the impressive 220 vineyards of Margaret River, where scenic countryside, fine wines and excellent dining delights the visitor.

Head to Quindalup Fauna Park for the kids; or fabulous Margaret River for the grown-ups, where wine tasting and fine dining prevails. In the afternoon, take a drive along the coast to some of WA’s best swimming beaches such as Meelup, Eagle Bay and Bunker Bay, before returning to Dunsborough for dinner at one of the great local restaurants, perhaps followed by a bit of live music. There is also an 18-hole championship golf course just up the road from the resort.

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