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Set in the Margaret River Wine Region, Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River is the perfect base for those wanting to visit the area's highly-regarded wineries. It also offers an outdoor pool, a Jacuzzi and outdoor tennis courts.
Cheapest month: | June |
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Most expensive month: | April |
Average price in Naturaliste: | S$ 451/night |
Cheapest price found: | S$ 172/night |
Cheapest day: | Thursday |
Most expensive day: | Saturday |
Set in the Margaret River Wine Region, Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River is the perfect base for those wanting to visit the area's highly-regarded wineries. It also offers an outdoor pool, a Jacuzzi and outdoor tennis courts.
Set in the Margaret River Wine Region, Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River is the perfect base for those wanting to visit the area's highly-regarded wineries. It also offers an outdoor pool, a Jacuzzi and outdoor tennis courts.
Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River
42 Bunker Bay Road, Naturaliste, WA, Australia
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1,962 reviews rated Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River with an average score of 8.1/10. It may also be worth looking into the Yaringa, which received a rating of 9.4/10 from 13 reviews. Eagle Bay Treehouse, walk to the beach could also be a good option, with a score of 9.9/10 from 20 reviews.
Naturaliste is a small area on the south-western tip of Western Australia, a few hundred miles south of Perth, near Dunsborough. It has dozens of restaurants and cafes within easy reach of most accommodations in Naturaliste. Many of these serve fresh seafood caught on the day. Some of the best of them are the Other Side Of The Moon Restaurant & Bar, Clancy’s Fish Pub and Bunkers Beach House. There’s also the Meelup Farmhouse Restaurant and the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse Cafe. For some good bars and taverns, it’s best to pop into Dunsborough, on the south side of the Naturaliste neighbourhood. Here, you’ll find The Pour House Bar & Kitchen – locals come from far and wide to hang out here. You can book nearby Naturaliste hotels like Pullman Bunker Bay Resort, on Margaret River.
As Dunsborough forms part of the Naturaliste area, you can head there for some family-friendly things to do in Naturaliste. First on the list has to be a visit to the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse. It was built in 1903, entirely from limestone quarried at nearby Bunker Bay, and was last in active use in 1996. You can climb the stairs and spot whales in the ocean from a viewing point above the coast and get refreshments at its small cafe. Simmo’s Ice Creamery is another irresistible attraction for kids – head to Margaret River to find it. You can also enjoy family picnics in the park, and children can amuse themselves in the playground. It also won’t be long until you’ll have your arm twisted into taking the kids to the Margaret River Chocolate Factory, one of the most famous attractions in Western Australia. For quality family-friendly hotels in Naturaliste, book at Bayview Geographe Resort, near Broadwater.
If you’re looking for more things to see in Naturaliste, Sugarloaf Rock is one of the most well-known geological formations on the coast. You can also go walking along the many Cape Naturaliste walking trails, which range from sedate strolls to hikes that require a modicum of fitness. If you want some holiday pampering, take yourself to Vie Spa for a range of relaxing and revitalising treatments, or spend some time along the Margaret River amongst the vineyards. A drive along Eagle Bay Road is a wonderful way to watch the sun setting over the ocean, and you can head to Meelup Beach for some sun-tanning and ocean swimming. Here, you can book Naturaliste accommodation at Abbey Beach Resort.
Whale migration season is from early September until around November to early December, and there are some really good whale watching points here. You can also go on boat trips to get closer to these awesome creatures. Humpback whales and southern right whales are the most plentiful, and you can also spot schools of dolphins. A great place to go for whale sightings is Point Piquet, at Cape Naturaliste. This is a narrow channel of water, where the whales swim an easy viewing distance from you as you look down on them. It’s an unforgettable experience. You can also take a whale-watching cruise from Busselton Jetty. There are plenty of places to book in nearby, so try The Sebel Busselton to be right there.