Dunsborough · Margaret River Region

Seaview Bay Retreat

Forty villas tucked between Geographe Bay and the first of the vines. A tours desk that knows every cellar door by first name, and the kind of quiet that makes the drive south feel short.

Address255 Vine Coast Road, Dunsborough WA 6281
Reception(08) 5550 1500 · 7am–9pm
Emailbayretreat@seaviewgroup.com.au

Stay

The villas

Sleeps 2G
From $340 per night

Garden Villa

One bedroom under the peppermint trees. King bed, deep verandah, outdoor bath on the private deck.

Sleeps 4B
From $460 per night

Bay Villa

Two bedrooms, full kitchen, wood fire, and the water glinting through the trees from the living room.

Sleeps 6R
From $620 per night

Ridge House

Three bedrooms on the high ground — sunset over the bay, long table for eight, the one guests fight over.

Seasonal trade is real down here: summer and long weekends book out months ahead, and winter midweek is the locals' secret. Two-night minimum on weekends; direct bookings include late checkout.

The Tours Desk

We'll organise it before your coffee's poured

Cellar-door trail
Half- and full-day tastings with our partner wineries — private driver, no spitting judgment. From $145 per person.
Coast & caves
Cape Naturaliste lighthouse walks, the caves, and whale watching in season (September–December off our stretch of bay).
Producers' morning
Saturday runs to the farm gates — cheese, olives, coffee roaster, and the good bakery before the queue.
In-villa dining
Local produce hampers on arrival, and a visiting-chef dinner series over winter. Ask reception for the current card.

Occasions

Weddings on the lawn terrace

The lawn terrace holds a hundred and twenty guests with the bay behind you. Ceremonies, marquee receptions and whole-property buyouts run October to April through Seaview Events & Catering.

Getting Here

Three hours that feel like ten minutes

We're ten minutes past Dunsborough on the coast road — roughly three hours from Perth down the Forrest Highway, or 45 minutes from Busselton Margaret River Airport. The last stretch is gravel; every car makes it, every driver slows down anyway.