Coastal Excellence
On the far western edge of Australia, where the continent meets the Indian Ocean, lies the breathtaking Shark Bay World Heritage Area – Gutharraguda, meaning “two waters” in the language of the Malgana Traditional Owners.
Spanning more than 2.2 million hectares between 24° and 27° south, this remote marine paradise is one of the world’s most extraordinary natural treasures. Its vast landscape features two sheltered bays separated by peninsulas and a long, slender island chain, creating a stunning meeting point of turquoise shallows and deep indigo waters.
Shark Bay is a living masterpiece: home to thriving seagrass meadows (the largest on Earth), ancient stromatolites – the planet’s oldest living fossils – and an abundance of rare and endangered species, from dugongs and bottlenose dolphins to loggerhead turtles and manta rays. Its hypersaline waters, dramatic red cliffs, pristine white beaches and sweeping dunes form a scene of raw, untouched beauty.
It is one of the few places on the planet satisfy all four of UNESCO’s natural World Heritage criteria, but Shark Bay does – a true global icon of biodiversity, geological wonder and cultural significance.
Embrace the Coastal Breeze
Tucked along the pristine shoreline of Denham, Oceanside Village welcomes you with laid-back charm and everything you need for a relaxing escape.
FREE in-room WiFi, Foxtel, on-site parking, a sparkling outdoor pool, and a BBQ area perfect for sunset dinners.
You’re perfectly placed to explore the World Heritage-listed wonders of the region. The famous Monkey Mia dolphins are only 28 km away, and the rugged beauty of François Peron National Park is right on your doorstep.
Each self-contained villa comes with air conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen (hotplates, microwave, fridge/freezer), a comfortable living area, and a flat-screen TV—ideal for unwinding after a day of adventure.
