Eagle Bay at a glance

  • Pristine beaches: Bunker Bay, Eagle Bay Beach, Meelup Beach and Geographe Bay.
  • Iconic landmarks: Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and the Fire Tower Lookout.
  • Underground adventure at Ngilgi Cave.
  • Award-winning wine and beer: Wise Wine, Eagle Bay Brewery and Eagle Bay Vineyards.
  • Native wildlife up close at Country Life Farm Dunsborough.

Eagle Bay, a place of breathtaking beauty nestled in the south-west, has rapidly become an attractive destination for both local and international travellers. Close to Dunsborough and Margaret River, the area provides a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, offering a myriad of adventures and attractions for every visitor.


1. Bunker Bay and Eagle Bay Beach

Bunker Bay is one of the primary attractions that has placed Eagle Bay on the tourism map.

Just a stone’s throw away from Eagle Bay lies the pristine Bunker Bay, a haven for those seeking solace in nature’s lap. Characterised by clear blue waters, white powdery sands, and a tranquil environment, this bay is ideal for activities like swimming, snorkelling, or simply lazing under the shade of peppermint trees.

A stay in Eagle Bay WA promises to be a memorable one, filled with adventures, relaxation, and unforgettable experiences.

Eagle Bay Beach is a tranquil and beautiful beach ideal for families and water sports enthusiasts. The beach offers a variety of activities such as swimming, snorkelling, and fishing. Despite being a popular destination, Eagle Bay Beach is often less crowded, providing a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Visitors often rave about the dramatic sunsets.

Eagle Bay beach scene with people and boats.


2. Meelup Beach

Another natural gem in the vicinity of Eagle Bay is Meelup Beach – a picturesque canvas painted in shades of blue and green. The calm turquoise waters of the sea against the lush greenery of the beach provide a perfect setting for family outings. Apart from swimming and sun-bathing, one can also enjoy paddle-boarding and fishing here. Meelup Beach is also known for its stunning sunsets and full moon rises, offering unforgettable sights for the nature enthusiast.

Also read our blog article about the top beaches to visit around Eagle Bay.


3. Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse

The historic Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse is a landmark worth visiting for its panoramic views and a glimpse into Eagle Bay’s past. Positioned atop a rugged cliff, this lighthouse has been guiding seafarers since 1903. Visitors can take a guided tour to learn about the maritime history and the lighthouse’s significance, all while soaking in the awe-inspiring views of the Indian Ocean and Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park.

Aerial view of Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, WA and surroundings.


4. Ngilgi Cave

Just a short drive from Eagle Bay, Ngilgi Cave offers a unique adventure into Western Australia’s subterranean world. This ancient limestone cave boasts a fascinating assortment of stalactites, stalagmites, and shawls. The guided tour tells the tale of a battle between a good spirit (Ngilgi) and an evil spirit (Wolgine), lending an interesting mythological twist to the visit. Described as a surreal experience, the Ngilgi Cave visit is bound to leave you dazzled.

Man exploring Ngilgi Cave outside Eagle Bay standing next to reflective water.


5. Wise Wine

Wine enthusiasts cannot miss Wise Wine when visiting Eagle Bay. Known for its award-winning wines, the winery offers a delightful journey for your taste buds. In addition to the vineyard tours and wine tasting sessions, guests can savour gourmet food at their on-site restaurant.


6. Eagle Bay Brewery

Another enticing prospect for culinary aficionados. This family-owned establishment brews its own beers and ciders, promising authenticity and quality in every sip. With a farm-to-table philosophy, the restaurant at Eagle Bay Brewery serves delectable dishes that complement the drinks perfectly.

Eagle Bay Brewing Co entrance with landscaping.

image taken from Eagle Bay Brewing Company Google Business

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7. Country Life Farm Dunsborough

For wildlife lovers, the Country Life Farm Dunsborough is a must-visit. This park homes a variety of native Australian animals like kangaroos, koalas, reptiles, and birds, promising an interactive and educational experience. The park allows visitors to feed and pet some animals, making it an especially exciting attraction for kids.


8. Geographe Bay

Geographe Bay is another stunning attraction near Eagle Bay. Famous for its turquoise waters and long sandy beaches, the bay is ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and fishing. The bay is also a popular spot for whale watching during migration season, providing an exciting prospect for wildlife enthusiasts.


9. Climb the Fire Tower Lookout

The Fire Tower Lookout presents a unique opportunity for thrill-seekers and nature lovers. A climb up this old fire lookout tower rewards you with panoramic views of the bay, the Indian Ocean, and the verdant greenery surrounding the area. The ascent is steep and might be challenging for some, but the breathtaking views from the top are well worth the effort.


10. Eagle Bay Vineyards

Eagle Bay is home to several world-class vineyards where you can taste some of the Margaret River region’s best wines. Meander through the vineyards, indulge in wine tastings, and learn about the winemaking process from expert winemakers. The vineyards are not only places for wine connoisseurs but also perfect for soaking up the scenic beauty of the region.

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Book Your Luxury Accommodation in Eagle Bay

There you have it, there are many things to do in Eagle Bay. Book your stay now at Eagle Rise, luxury Eagle Bay accommodation in the Margaret River region, and enjoy this slice of paradise!