About Eagle Bay Beach
Eagle Bay Beach is a sheltered sandy beach in Eagle Bay on the northern side of Cape Naturaliste within the City of Busselton, Western Australia. Located within Meelup Regional Park and the Ngari Capes Marine Park, it is known for calm, clear turquoise water, white sand and views across Geographe Bay. The beach is popular for swimming, snorkeling and boating and is accessed via Eagle Bay Road near Dunsborough.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, curved white-sand beach with calm, clear shallow water sheltered from the Indian Ocean swell, backed by low coastal vegetation and residential areas. The beach has a sealed car park, boat ramp, and grassed picnic area. The setting is quiet and family-oriented with views across Geographe Bay to Busselton. Activities focus on swimming, snorkeling over seagrass and reef, fishing, kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, with walking trails of Meelup Regional Park nearby.
Key highlights
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Sheltered, calm turquoise water ideal for swimming and snorkeling
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Long white sandy shoreline with views across Geographe Bay
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Located within Meelup Regional Park and Ngari Capes Marine Park
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Boat ramp providing access for boating and fishing
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Picnic and barbecue area with car park close to the beach