Sea Forth on Otter is managed by Cape Executive Holiday Properties, we are located Mae House (upstairs) Unit 102 17 Inverness Avenue, Dunsborough. Cape Executive Holiday Properties is a family owned and operated small business established July 2007. We strongly believe the personal approach to short-stay accommodation benefits our guests and our property owners. With the team's focus is to provide the utmost professional service to our guests from your initial enquiry to the end of your holiday.

Sea Forth sits perfectly in its leafy surrounds, taking full advantage of the beautiful vistas and the areas ambiance. Its clever design incorporates large windows, & double doors to show case the views from the living areas across the decked area out to the native trees with distant views of Geographe Bay The home itself is well appointed with three bedrooms, two bathrooms - main bathroom and separate toilet down stairs with a new bathroom added to the loft area upstairs. A designer kitchen with side by side Fridge/Freezer & dishwasher, makes it perfect for entertaining; relax in the large downstairs living area, or in the upstairs loft area to watch a movie or just sit on the upstairs balcony and enjoy the views. All the bedrooms are designed to make it easy to unwind, and replenish those batteries after exciting days exploring the region. The home easily caters for all seasons, during summer there is ducted evaporate cooling or the living areas and bedrooms. Then in winter there is ceiling heating in the living areas & bedrooms with under floor heating in the bathrooms. The house is truly a perfect mix of location, location, location. The front garden has been landscaped to blend with the surrounding and also provide lush green grass for the kids to play on.

This suburb to the east of Dunsborough provides an even quieter experience for holidaymakers, thanks to its pristine bush and residential-only stretch of coastline. Quindalup beach is a continuation of Dunsborough town beach, but the further out of town it goes, the more pristine the waters and sand become. It is a popular swimming beach, thanks to slightly deeper (but still very shallow!) and crystal clear waters. It is also an excellent location for all things fishing and boating, and is home to the local yacht club, a public boat ramp and a commercial fishing boat ramp. Dogs are welcome down the majority of this stretch of beach, but despite its popularity, it never feels crowded. The landscape rolls seamlessly through to the Yallingup hills, with all of its delights to be discovered. Not to be missed is the famous Simmos Ice Creamery, Goanna Bush Cafe, for excellent brekkie or lunch options in a beautiful setting, and Blind Corner for excellent organic wines.