Some of the best beachside accommodation options around Western Australia
Perth and Western Australia is certainly spoilt for choice when it comes to epic beachside accommodation options.
We’ve done a bit of the leg work for you to find the best of the best, sorted from cheapest to most expensive:
Ecostays (South Greenough)
Ecostays is a remote eco-holiday destination in South Greenough, 25 minutes south of Geraldton. There are three cottages on the property, all with ocean views and basic amenities. Dogs are welcome if they’re well behaved, can cope with no fencing and love the beach!
From $108 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort (Shark Bay)
Situated on the Western Australian coastline within the beautiful shores of Shark Bay, RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort offers beachfront accommodation. Shark Bay is home to one of the world’s best-known dolphin encounters. Guests can enjoy the free dolphin interaction sessions held daily, take a kayak along the bay or relax on a sunset catamaran cruise.
From $160 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
Eco Beach Resort (Broome Region)
Eco Beach Wilderness Retreat (Eco Beach Resort) is located just over an hour’s drive south of Broome in the heart of Yardoogarra, set amidst the pristine coastline of Cape Villaret. The accommodation includes 25 Eco Villas interlinked by over 1km of elevated recycled boardwalks, and 30 safari style Tents. For larger groups they also offer The Beach Houses, striking ocean front accommodation with amazing views of the Indian Ocean.
From $230 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort (Exmouth)
Boasting ocean or marina views from your private balcony, Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort overlooks Exmouth’s stunning Sunrise Beach and offers an infinity pool, restaurant and bar. Guests have direct access to Ningaloo Reef.
From $280 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
Pullman Bunker Bay Resort (Dunsborough)
Situated on the quiet beachfront of Bunker Bay, Pullman sets the benchmark in the region for upscale accommodation. The resort features an outdoor pool, restaurant, tennis court, fitness centre and offers luxurious spa facilities.
From $299 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
Gracetime (Gracetown)
Perched high on the hill with spectacular 180 degree views overlooking the bay, Gracetime is the quintessential beach house that memories are made of.
From $300 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
Redgate Beach Escape (Margaret River Region)
Nestled in 80 acres atop the Cape Leeuwin Ridge, each 2 bedroom villa captures stunning panoramic views over the Indian Ocean and Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park.
From $318 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
Smith’s Beach Resort (Yallingup)
Situated right on the beach, Smith’s Beach Resort is one of the finest luxury accommodation options Yallingup has to offer. The resort is located on the renowned Cape to Cape walking track and sits within a national park. It’s just a short drive away from spectacular caves, tall-tree forest and miles of stunning coastline.
From $325 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
Discovery Rottnest Island
Nestled behind the dunes of the iconic Pinky Beach, Discovery Rottnest Island is one of the nicer camping options WA has to offer.
From $342 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
Koolbardi (Eagle Bay)
Another Eagle Bay gem, the immaculate Koolbardi residence is set within native bushland at the end of a private cul-de-sac, and features a large upstairs open plan living area, two decks for maximum relaxing and a comfy downstairs TV room. There’s a barbecue to enjoy while basking in brilliant views of Eagle Bay, plus there’s a nice wood fire to keep you warm during cooler months. An absolute stunner and ridiculously priced!
From $422 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
160 Steps (Yallingup)
160 Steps is a deluxe, modern, 2 bedroom beachside sanctuary in Yallingup. It boasts all the little luxuries including quality linen, beach towels, lavish amenities, hammocks, a coffee machine with local coffee beans, T2 Tea, a comfy daybed and new outdoor entertaining deck. Most importantly, it’s only 160 steps to Yallingup Beach and it’s doggo friendly!
From $470 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
Boathouse (Augusta)
One of the most unique-looking accomodation options we’ve found, Boathouse is a crazy-looking new home overlooking Flinders Bay in Augusta, only 50m from Granny’s Pool and a minute’s stroll from main beach. It’ll be hard to leave the huge deck and luxury, modern fit-out though, including a separate studio converted from an old 1920s boat shed – epic!
From $476 a night – for more info and bookings head here.
North Shore Holiday Home (Dunsborough)
Just metres from arguably Dunsborough’s best beach, you will love the convenience of having this beautiful area right on your back doorstep.
From $645 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
Beach House Dunsborough
The Beach House is a four bedroom holiday home with panoramic ocean views, set on a white sheltered beach, just a 5 minute walk from Dunsborough’s cafes and shops.
From $622 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
The Bay House (Cowaramup)
If you’re chasing something a little more modern with spectacular views of Cowaramup Bay then look no further. The Bay House comfortably sleeps eight and puts you right near the charming surrounds of Gracetown along with the Margaret River region’s wineries and world class surf breaks. Perfect for families or a small group of friends, there are ample entertaining spaces with epic balconies, an ethanol fireplace, huge TVs and more.
From $769 a night – for more info and bookings head here.
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The Seahorse Beach House (Margaret River)
The magnificent Seahorse Beach House is situated 10 minutes west of Margaret River overlooking the stunning Gnarabup/Prevelly coastline.
From $825 per night – for more info and bookings head here.
Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef
“Where the outback meets the Ningaloo Reef” is Sal Salis’ pitch, and we don’t think you really need much more info than that. Offering insane views of the sea and Ningaloo Reef, you basically just have to roll out of your hammock and you’re swimming in one of the most biodiverse oceans in the whole world. It’s not cheap but it’s without a doubt one of the most spectacular all-inclusive luxury glamping experiences in the country.
From $1,750 per night (all inclusive experience) – for more info and bookings head here.
Head to our Stays Section for more great accomodation options around Perth and Western Australia.