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A spacious living area features a flat-screen TV and a comfortable seating arrangement with wicker chairs. Large glass doors offer unobstructed views of the ocean and surrounding landscape, allowing natural light to fill the space. A dining table is visible in the background.
Guesthouse in Binningup
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 187 reviews

Dolphin Views - amazing ocean views

Fully self-contained guest house, sleeps 4. Views of the ocean from the balcony, kitchen & living area are amongst the best in Binningup. Dolphin Views is behind the main house offering privacy including a separate entrance. There are no common walls. 1 min walk to beach. A comfy sofa is the perfect place to chill, read a book or watch tv. Perfect for couples, solo getaway or small family groups. Romantic, peaceful, quiet. Suits workers too. An ideal getaway! Proudly managed by Short Stay WA.

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A wooden deck extends from the entrance of the cottage, featuring two benches positioned against the wall. Large windows overlook the surrounding garden, allowing for natural light to enter. Lush greenery and flowering plants are visible nearby, contributing to the peaceful outdoor setting.
Cottage in Myalup
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 359 reviews

Cosy country cottage in tranquil setting

Tranquil location in a cul-de-sac with the National Park at your back door. Completely self-contained with full kitchen/laundry and luxury bathroom. Unsuitable for children. Very private with separate driveway and off-street parking. Beautiful garden with many native birds. Five minute drive to the beach which has excellent fishing and swimming. Good bike riding around Lake Preston five minutes from the cottage, and a shady park with tennis court/basket ball hoop and free bbq 2 mins walk away

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A serene view of the ocean stretches beyond a tree with finely textured leaves. A line of parked cars is visible along the roadside, with expansive blue waters and a clear sky in the background.
Apartment in Bunbury
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

Oceanside Studio Apartment in Bunbury, WA

Cozy beachside retreat. Our newly refurbished studio apartment is just steps from the ocean. Decorated in a fresh coastal style, this inviting getaway is ideal for couples or a stopover on your journey through the South West. With ocean views from all windows, you can relax at the Marri bench with a drink and watch the sunset over the ocean. Enjoy a complimentary breakfast with cereal, bread and eggs. Beach towels are provided, and you'll find a BBQ and comfortable seating in the courtyard.

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A rainbow arcs over a lush garden area surrounded by tall trees. Green foliage and flowering plants create a vibrant natural setting, while rustic structures can be seen in the background. A beehive is positioned in the foreground, indicating an inviting outdoor atmosphere.
Cabin in Stratham
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 549 reviews

Bush cottage retreat

Accommodation is a small cottage set in bushland, very comfortable and fully supplied with all essentials. The cottage is really only best for a couple, but if required a porta cot is available for a baby. Cooking facilities, frypan, microwave, air fryer, electric kettle, toaster and dish ware and cutlery supplied. T.V. and wifi available. In winter Pot Belly stove to keep you warm. Only 3 minutes drive to a beach. Ample parking for caravans. We don’t allow pets. We have 3 Golden Retrievers.

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A serene lake scene is depicted, featuring a graceful black swan with a red beak, gliding peacefully on the water. Several ducks are spotted in the background, creating gentle ripples. The clear water reveals submerged vegetation along the shore.
Home in Bunbury
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 168 reviews

Quiet peaceful triplex retreat in central Bunbury

Centrally located within Stirling Street Heritage Precinct, right in the heart of Bunbury, this modern 2 bedroom triplex home, with parents retreat & secluded rear courtyard, offers a peaceful abode in a quiet location, yet only metres away from Bunbury's cultural & entertainment area and Bunbury's most iconic attractions. Explore the city's art trail; stroll Queens Garden's offering local produce at bi-weekly markets; enjoy waterfront eateries, or entertain the kids at newly built skatepark!

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Morning light filters through clouds, casting a warm glow over the rolling green hills. In the foreground, farming equipment is positioned near the side of the cabin, with the landscape stretching out into the distance beyond.
Cabin in Beelerup
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 333 reviews

Little Hop House - escape to the valley

Little Hop House is a small home nestled amongst the green, rolling hills of the Preston River Valley in beautiful, southwest Western Australia. Situated on a working farm, only five minutes out of the nearby town of Donnybrook, but a world away from city life. Whether you want to snuggle up by the fire, explore the trails, enjoy some local produce, wines or craft beer, or perhaps visit some of the cute farm residents, Little Hop House is ready to offer you a little escape. @littlehophouse

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A black wood stove provides warmth, with a glowing fire visible inside. Two wine glasses sit on a dark circular table alongside a bottle of wine. Soft beige curtains filter natural light, enhancing the cozy, inviting feel of the space.
Guesthouse in Carbunup River
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

The Lookout - 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Loft Apartment

If a place was an exhale, this would be it. The space was created with slow & sustainable living in mind, giving you space to breathe & time to truly switch off. The Lookout sits in an open paddock, with 360 views of farmland. Take it all in from your bathtub or through huge windows that frame views stretching right over the wilds of Wildwood. Inside is a cocooning embrace; it’s the dreamiest sanctuary for two. Unfortunately our property is not set up to host newborns, infants or toddlers.

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The bedroom is warmly lit with gentle lighting and features a spacious bed centered against a textured wall. A cozy area rug, potted plants, and bedside lamps create a peaceful environment. Large glass doors provide a view into the room and connect the indoor and outdoor spaces.
Guesthouse in Margaret River
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 901 reviews

Sauna Retreat - Near Town & Beach - Explorers Rest

Explorer’s Rest is a private, architecturally designed retreat nestled amongst majestic Blue Gum trees. Created for slow, restorative stays, it offers an intimate sanctuary where design, nature, and quiet luxury converge — just minutes from town, river, bush walks and coastline. As featured for the last 5 years on Urban List, Explorer’s Rest has been recognised for its architectural cohesion and retreat qualities. Explorer’s Rest is not just where you stay. It is where you remember.

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A rustic cabin is seen nestled in a green landscape, featuring a combination of wooden and metal siding. The cabin is elevated on stilts with a deck extending along one side, while a large tree provides shade in front.
Farm stay in Harvey
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 343 reviews

Honeymoon Hideaway -Adults Only Retreat

Beautifully hidden away cabin situated approximately 5 kms north of Harvey. Relax and hide away in our self-contained cabin in front of the log fire or sit on the decked balcony with a refreshing drink in hand and watch the variety of wild birds and sheep that roam the 90 tranquil acres. The cabin is out of sight so nothing can disturb you except for the sound of the nature. Please note -there is no oven, no wifi. 4WD is preferable for the steep driveway. Adults only and no pets.

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A gazebo with a peaked roof is situated by a calm lake, reflecting the surrounding trees and bright blue sky. The shoreline features a grassy area dotted with various trees, creating a serene and picturesque environment.
Cottage in Crooked Brook
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 201 reviews

Caringal in the Valley Farm Stay

It’s Autumn.. the absolute best time of the year . Enjoy the crisp fresh mornings and warm balmy days. Perfect weather to explore this lovely part of the world. We’ve done a Reno on the gazebo on the lake so you’ll be able sit down and enjoy a wine overlooking the water. You can take a dip in the lake , paddle the kayak or try your luck to catch a red fin. Take an morning /evening stroll around the orchard and vegie patch and visit the ponies and horses.

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Home in Bunbury
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

Tree Street Cottage by the beach

Perfectly located in the city centre of Bunbury in the leafy heritage Tree Streets you’ll find Macnish Heritage Railway Cottage. Just a 5 minutes walk to Bunbury's best Beaches, Cafes and shops. Unique heritage character features & stylish modern touches. It has a newly renovated retreat bathroom, chefs kitchen & Laundry with washer & dryer. Stay cool with the new reverse cycle aircon throughout. Sleeps upto 5-6 with sofa bed in the lounge.

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A person walks across a grassy field, leading toward a rustic hut surrounded by trees. Rolling hills are visible in the background, with a colorful sky depicting hints of sunset. The scene conveys a sense of tranquility and connection with nature.
Farm stay in Nannup
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 230 reviews

Cleves Hut

Farm stay accommodation nestled in a picturesque valley along the Blackwood River. 790 hectares of lush rolling hills, unique bushland and wildlife. A place to unwind, relax and watch the grazing cattle surround Cleves hut. Your very own little sanctuary apart of nature. 100% offgrid and handmade with bespoke recycled timber from the farm. Slow down and experience simple living in the country. Follow us @cleves_hut

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All about Australind

With access to a large, tranquil bay, a small river, and the Indian Ocean, Australind is one of the best places for water activities in Western Australia. The town is a great base for exploring various harbours by boat, windsurfing at the beach, and fishing for silver bream and whiting, as well as swimmer crabs and prawns. There are also many dolphins in the area which you can easily spot by the shore. For activities more inland, there’s a nature preserve that has several trails where you can enjoy learning about the large variety of native flora and fauna.

The Australind Heritage Trail, a 12-kilometre path to the nearby town of Bunbury, passes by historically important cottages, parks, cemeteries, and churches. Some of what you’ll see includes Henton Cottage, which was built in 1840 and now hosts the tourist information centre, and the St. Nicholas Anglican Church, which is built out of Jarrah wood and is said to be the smallest church in Australia.

What are the top things to do in Australind?

Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park

Located on the 11-kilometre long peninsula that juts out in front of the town of Australind, this park is surrounded by the Indian Ocean on one side and the Leschenault Estuary on the other. Hiking on one of Leschenault Peninsula’s three trails is the perfect place to spot plenty of wildlife, including kangaroos, black cockatoos, pelicans, and brushtail possums. Further south on the peninsula, you might even be treated to the sight of dolphins swimming in the calm waters of Koombana Bay just south of the peninsula.

Hiking in Bunbury

With an abundance of state forests and national parks, the region offers breathtaking hiking and bushwalking for all fitness levels and experience. From off the beaten track nature walks, to a boardwalk through Mangrove, there’s a hike for every interest and ability. Hike up a short hill to enjoy 360-degree views of Bunbury, or try one of the more challenging climbs that offer fabulous views of the city, inlet, the bay, and the ocean beyond. There’s even a timber staircase you can walk up that leads you to Bunbury’s first lighthouse and the views beyond.

Koombana Bay Beach

Koombana Bay in Bunbury is one of only a few north-facing Australian beaches and it’s quite serene. It’s famously frequented by cavorting bottlenose dolphins, and you may even have the good luck of swimming next to one. Koombana Bay also offers beach volleyball, sailing, and restaurants. There are also several other Indian Ocean beaches to explore nearby, including Backbeach and The Hollow, which are further south.