All Family Holidays

Nestled along the pristine shores of Geographe Bay, just two hours south of Perth, Sandy Bay Holiday Park offers a peaceful coastal retreat perfect for families. This charming park features unique accommodation options including Swiss-style chalets (sleeping 4) and spacious rammed earth chalets (sleeping 6), plus caravan and camping sites. The park’s biggest draw is its stunning beachfront location – you’re literally a stone’s throw from the sand! The property maintains a peaceful atmosphere while providing all the essential amenities families need for a comfortable stay. Stand Out Feature The park’s distinctive Swiss-style chalets give it a unique character you Read more…

  Perfectly positioned between Busselton and Dunsborough, just 2.5 hours south of Perth, Mandalay Holiday Resort offers an exceptional family holiday experience. This premium resort-style park features an impressive range of accommodation options from glamping tents to luxury two-storey villas, plus powered sites for caravans and camping. The park’s extensive facilities make it a standout destination for families, with three swimming pools (including an indoor heated pool), waterslide, four adventure playgrounds, and beautifully maintained gardens throughout. Stand Out Feature The park’s amazing water facilities are the highlight – featuring three different swimming pools including an indoor heated pool and an Read more…

Located 1.75km along Busselton Jetty, this unique underwater observatory is one of only six in the world. The experience includes a solar-powered train ride on the Stocker Preston Express and a 40-minute guided tour descending 8 meters below sea level. Open daily from 9am to 6pm, visitors can observe over 300 marine species and colourful corals through 11 large viewing windows. Stand-Out Feature: The spiral staircase takes you through multiple viewing levels, with the ocean floor level being particularly popular for spotting large fish and occasional scuba divers. The 3-6 metre depth zone showcases vibrant corals and sponges in their Read more…