The Hotel: Bayview Geographe Resort

Situated along the pristine Busselton beachfront and 26 acres of coastal parklands, the Bayview Geographe Resort makes for an ideal base from which to enjoy the beautiful coastline of the South West and the Margaret River Wine Region. The hotel boasts an extensive range of facilities to suit all types of travellers. Holidaymakers can take a dip in the indoor and outdoor pools and put their energy to good use on the tennis and basketball courts, while the little ones can have fun on the playground. The resort has direct access to the cycle and jogging path along the beach for those after exercise with a view. The fully licensed restaurant, open lawns, picnic areas and BBQ facilities mean visitors don’t have to go far for a meal or picnic.

Couples can make themselves at home staying in Studio Villas, while groups of four can settle in Two-Bedroom Villas. Settle in for a movie night with unlimited movie hire, a bag of popcorn and a soft drink. For a fun activity for the whole family, make use of complimentary mini golf and tennis equipment hire.

Room Details

Studio Villa

• Bed size/type: Queen and single bed
• Standard occupancy: Two people
• Maximum occupancy: Two people
• The room features air conditioning, en suite bathroom, tea- and coffee-making facilities, and iron and ironing board

Two Bedroom Villa

• Bed size/type: Queen and two singles
• Standard occupancy: Four people
• Maximum occupancy: Four people
• The villa features air conditioning, en suite bathroom, kitchen facilities, washing machine, dryer, lounge, and dining area
  
  

The Area: Busselton and Geographe Bay, WA

Busselton is the largest town in the Geographe Bay region, with a population of 25000. Considered the capital of the Margaret River Wine Region, Busselton offers a huge range of accommodation and things to do. Enjoy a stroll along the pristine beaches of Geographe Bay and onto the town’s historic jetty - extending 1.8 kilometres over Geographe Bay, the heritage listed jetty is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. At the end of the jetty lies the Underwater Observatory, which provides visitors with the opportunity to experience one of Australia’s greatest artificial reefs. Descend eight metres to the ocean floor via a spiral staircase to view some of the 300 species of vividly coloured tropical and sub-tropical corals, sponges, fish and invertebrates.

East from the jetty is Port Geographe Marina where visitors and locals alike can join the yachts for a drink, ogle dreamboats, jump on board a twilight sail, or see the fishing charters’ catch of the day. Running south from the jetty is Queen Street on which is situated the ArtGeo Cultural Complex which features a fusion of art, culture and heritage attractions. Other activities in Geographe Bay include heading south to visit more magnificent beaches, as well as Karri forests and caves, sample a multitude of award-winning wines and beers or savour gastronomical delights such as cheeses, olives, chocolate and ice cream.

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