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Bunker Bay is the last sheltered north facing beach before the rugged western coastline starts at nearby Cape Naturliste. Bunker Bay is at the northern end of the Margaret River region and just 11km from the popular tourist hub of Dunsborough. From the last houses in Dunsborough access to the bay is along a gorgeous road through undulating bushland of the Meelup Reserve and the Leeuwin Naturalist National Park. The only developments in the Bunker Bay Area are the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, restaurant/wineries, Eagle Bay Brewery, the prestigious holiday hamlet of Eagle Bay and the handful of houses and Pullmans Resort at Bunker Bay itself.
Bunker Bay offers a range of exciting activities. Visitors can indulge in swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing on the pristine white sandy beach. Additionally, the bay is renowned for excellent fishing opportunities and scenic coastal walks along the stunning coastline. Bunker Bay is at the beginning of the Cape to Cape walk, with whale watching platforms and walking access to Cape Naturaliste. It is the next beach around from Eagle Bay and the famous Meetup and Castle Rock Coastal drive, and just a comfortable hike away from the magnificent Sugarloaf Rock.
Absolutely! Bunker Bay is a fantastic destination for families. The calm and crystal-clear waters face away from winter storms and summer sea breezes, making it safe for children to swim and play yet there is spectacular surf break further along the beach. There is direct private access to the beach for older kids with kayaks and surfboards. The year round heated 25m resort pool is a great favourite, and two tennis courts are freely available.