in Dunsborough, Australia
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Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River
Rated Very good by our guests
Rated Very good by our guests
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Stylish clean comfortable luxurious
It’s beautifully maintained & looked after well. Feels like you’re in a tropical resort.
Pullman Bunker Bay Resort is located within Leeuwin–Naturaliste National Park on the Dunsborough/Bunker Bay coastline, putting guests close to pristine beaches, coastal walks, caves, lighthouses and the renowned Margaret River wine region. Nearby highlights include Bunker Bay beach for swimming and wildlife spotting, Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse with coastal trails, Ngilgi Cave and Yallingup surf beaches, Meelup Regional Park and a short drive to Busselton Jetty and the Margaret River cellar doors and gourmet scene.
A sheltered white-sand beach directly adjacent to the resort, great for swimming, sunbathing and spotting dolphins and whales offshore in season.
Historic lighthouse with dramatic coastal views, walking trails and whale-watching vantage points during seasonal migrations.
A well-presented limestone cave with guided tours showcasing stalactites, stalagmites and Aboriginal Dreaming history.
Protected coastal reserve with picnic spots, walking trails and a calm beach ideal for families and swimming.
Iconic 1.8 km timber jetty with an underwater observatory, cafes and a jetty train; popular for families and photography.
World-class wineries, cellar doors, gourmet food and boutique producers — a key draw of the region for wine lovers and foodies.
Natural rock pools and rugged coastline popular for sightseeing and photography (conditions dependent); nearby surf beaches at Yallingup.
Make the most of your stay at Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Dunsborough:
Located in the heart of in Dunsborough, Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River offers unparalleled access to the city's most iconic attractions.
Pullman Bunker Bay Resort Margaret River
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Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Dunsborough
Summer
Summer (December–February) and school holiday peaks
Winter (June–August), excluding holiday weekends and whale-watching surges
September–November. Spring brings warming temperatures, longer daylight, and the region's wildflower displays (mainly August–October into early spring). It's a great time for coastal walks, vineyards in bloom, and quieter beaches compared with summer.
A high-profile food-and-wine festival in the broader Margaret River region that attracts major chefs, winemakers and foodies. Events occur across venues in the region; some years include pop-up dinners and vineyard events accessible from Dunsborough.
Regular community markets and weekend stalls on the Dunsborough foreshore and nearby towns (seasonal and often on weekends). Great for local produce, crafts and an easy stroll-by shopping experience.
Annual whale migration brings humpback and southern right whales within sight of the South West coast. Shore-based sightings from headlands and organised boat tours run in the winter/early spring months.
Leeuwin Estate and other regional venues host occasional concerts and winery events that draw visitors across the Margaret River region; dates vary by year but often fall in the late summer–autumn period.
Dunsborough is coastal—expect sea breezes and occasionally strong afternoon winds. Sunscreen, a hat and sun-protective clothing are essential year-round due to high UV levels. Even in warm seasons, mornings and evenings can be cool; pack layers. In winter, bring a waterproof jacket and sturdy shoes for wet walks along the coast. Check local surf and tide reports before swimming or snorkeling; swim between the flags at patrolled beaches.
Dunsborough sits in the popular Margaret River / South West tourism corridor, so accommodation prices rise sharply during the Australian summer (December–February), school holidays (April, July, September/October long weekends) and around major regional events (notably the Margaret River Gourmet Escape and popular concert weekends). Expect peak-night rates and minimum-stay requirements at beachfront holiday homes and higher nightly rates at boutique B&Bs and luxury holiday rentals. Shoulder seasons (Spring and Fall) offer the best balance of weather and lower prices, while Winter (June–August) is generally the most budget-friendly for hotels and self-catering stays, though demand can increase around whale-watching season and major public holidays. Booking 2–3 months ahead for summer and festival periods is recommended; for major events or long weekends, book 4–6 months ahead. Midweek stays and weekday arrivals often reduce nightly rates. Short-term rental platforms dominate the holiday-home market, so compare cleaning fees and minimum stays; smaller hotels and motels may show more stable nightly rates year-round.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Most visitors arrive by car from Perth or via regional flights to Busselton; a car is strongly recommended for exploring Dunsborough and the surrounding wineries and coast.
Rent a car and time midweek stays when possible to lower costs and avoid crowds. For whale watching, plan shore-based headland visits early in the morning or book a certified boat tour for the best sightings. Respect drone restrictions around wildlife and busy beaches—check local council rules before flying.
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