Welcome to Eagle Bay House

We custom built Eagle Bay House and have been running the B&B since 2019. Cape Naturaliste is a natural wonderland and Eagle Bay House is a piece of heaven with a very homely setting. Being the owners, we bring personal touches to the rooms and enjoy greeting each guest on arrival and providing local tips throughout their stay. Its not a resort rather its an escape to a perch on top of the Eagle Bay hill. We looking forward to seeing you soon as will the resident bird life and Kangaroos which call it home.  

Summer and Spring Rooms

These premium rooms are setup with 1 x Queen sized bed furnished in chestnut timber. With glorious views and the twinkling of Busselton lights by night. Watch the beautiful sunrise to start your day, all from the comfort of your hotel grade bed. The bathroom is open planned and flows seamlessly into the bedroom i.e. without a door.

Winter and Autumn Rooms

These rooms can be configured to be either a Super King sized bed (double) or 2 x King Single beds for twin share. These rooms have sunset and views over the hills towards the west coast. Often you can hear the west coast surf rumbling during the evening.  The room has a King sized bathroom with bathroom door. 

We offer just a simple breakfast “Up and at Em” consisting of cereals, toast, yogurts, tea and coffee to help get you on your way to explore the outdoors. Situated in Eagle Bay on the tip of Cape Naturaliste there are some amazing benefits. The climate is regulated as we are surrounding by the ocean on three sides and therefore it is usually much warmer during the winter months and cooler during the summer months with always a breeze to cool you down under the shaded veranda. Top sites within the Cape Naturaliste area include the Light House, the Cape to Cape walking trail, Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, Whale spotting (from your veranda) or for a closer look or swim at the stunning beaches of Eagle Bay, Point Piquet, Meelup and Castle Rock. The surf beaches of the west cape “Other Side of the Moon”, ‘Windmills” and of course “Three Bears”. Mountain Biking is hitting the south west by storm and there are several tracks and a new course in the hills along Cape Naturaliste Rd.