Beachside at Margaret River, Prevelly

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1) The Guest declares that he/she is over 21 years of age, and no Guest under the age of 21 is permitted to occupy the property unless accompanied by an adult (sorry no Leavers).

2) So that the property can be serviced and maintained between bookings, the check in time is from 3pm, and check out is by 10am, unless otherwise agreed.

3) The number of persons to occupy the property are as per the confirmed booking, with no more than 8 guests staying under any circumstance.

4) Make sure you park on the property in the designated areas, not on the street.

5) No parties, special functions or gatherings are permitted on the property.

6) Out of respect for the community – there is to be minimal noise levels between 10pm until 10am. Please be aware that any noise complaints mean there has been a breach of terms and conditions and will result in immediate termination of accommodation reservation and if required, a $500 charge to your nominated credit card.

7) A strict "No Camping Allowed" policy applies to the property. This includes camping equipment such as sleeping bags, mattresses, tents, campervans, caravans, mobile homes, buses, etc and more cars than the property accommodates.

8) Rubbish bins must be placed on the verge side on for TUESDAY morning weekly waste removal. Any rubbish including recyclable material left beside bins will incur a charge for removal.

9) There is no smoking permitted anywhere on the property.

10) All breakages and damage must be reported immediately and are the responsibility of the guest. Guest to message on arrival if they notice damage and attach a picture to message where possible.

11) Please do not move furniture around during your stay - a fee may be charged for a tradesperson to put items back.

Bins

Please put green wheelie bins on road verge for TUESDAY waste collection. Please ensure your cars are not parked on the street on Monday night as the street is very narrow and the rubbish trucks sometimes can't get down the street.

Meter Box

In the event of a power outage, we recommend first checking Western Power to see whether the outage is an area outage, and if not, you may need to check the meter box for any tripped switches. Please contact Seaside Homes in both situations regardless.

Telephone

A telephone is provided for your convenience. The telephone number is +618 9757 1533. The phone can be used to make local calls and to call emergency services. You can also receive incoming calls.

Pantry Supplies

Basic pantry condiments fluctuate from booking to booking and we are unable to confirm contents.

Linen

Continental quilts and pillows are provided for each bed. Your linen requirements are also provided consisting of a top & bottom sheet for each bed; pillowcases; bath towels; bathmats; hand towels; and tea towels. Don’t forget to also bring beach towels and personal toiletries.

If using the portacot, please bring all linen required.

Supplies

A modest supply of toilet paper will be supplied for your arrival, and you will need to supply your requirements for the rest of the stay.

Kangaroos

The Western Grey Kangaroo is widespread across the South West and is often spotted in areas away from main roads. Be especially cautious when driving at dusk and during the night.

These kangaroos enjoy grazing and resting on lawns at various properties. Observe them from a safe distance, but avoid getting too close.

Lizards, Skinks & Bobtails

Lizards are the most frequently spotted reptiles in the South West. If your backyard or garden has a warm area, you’re likely to have a skink or lizard living nearby! Skinks especially enjoy basking on rock walls. They are harmless but may be drawn to food scraps left on decks or in courtyards.

Possums

The Western Ringtail Possum (Pseudocheirus occidentalis) is a critically endangered tree-dwelling marsupial found exclusively in South Western Australia. This species is now classified as critically endangered. Western Ringtail Possums, along with other urban wildlife, are most active at night, and you might hear them moving across roofs and gutters.

Snakes

The South West is home to both venomous and nonvenomous snakes. In most cases, snakes will move away before you even notice them and will only attack if they feel threatened or startled.

When walking through bushland or long grass on warm days, be mindful of snakes. It is advisable to wear closed shoes, long socks, and long pants for protection.

Never approach or attempt to handle a snake.

Although snake bites are uncommon, they can happen. If someone is bitten:

• Firmly wrap the entire affected limb with a bandage or similar material, such as a scarf
• Call 000 immediately
• Limit movement as much as possible
• Keep the person calm and reassured

Wildflowers

With the world's most extensive variety of wildflowers right at your doorstep, there's no better reason to get outside and discover the stunning species found throughout the South West.

Please keep these important guidelines in mind:

• Pets are not permitted in National Parks
• Enjoy the beauty, but leave it untouched—picking wildflowers is illegal and may result in a $2,000 fine
• Respect private property and avoid trespassing
• Help protect canola crops by staying out of canola fields
  

Millipedes

Portuguese millipedes (Ommatoiulus moreleti) are part of a group of creatures known as Myriapoda (meaning "many-legged"), which also includes various native Australian millipedes and centipedes. Typically, millipedes live outdoors, feeding on leaf litter, decaying wood, damp fungi, and plant matter such as tender roots, moss, or green leaves on the ground.

These millipedes breed in autumn and early winter, which explains their noticeable activity and abundance following the first rains.

While millipedes play an important role in decomposing organic material in the soil, Portuguese millipedes become pests when their populations grow too large.

Portuguese millipedes are not harmful to humans or animals, but they are attracted to lights at night, which is why they may invade homes. They do not breed indoors and will die without access to plant matter.

To deter Portuguese millipedes, turn off external lights near buildings and minimise light escaping from indoors by using curtains or blinds.

Unfortunately, applying poison or retardants is not effective in reducing their numbers. The most efficient way to remove them is by vacuuming or sweeping them off carpets and floors.

Tourist information is available via our blog and Margaret River website.

Margaret River Visitor Centre

100 Bussell Hwy, Margaret River
Open: Daily 9am - 5pm
Phone: +618 9780 5911

Explore Margaret River region's winter attractions, including storm-watching on pristine beaches, exploring ancient caves, and encountering diverse wildlife.

Here are our top 5 tips on how to help make your holiday adventures more eco-friendly.

Ambulance, Police, Fire: 000

Police general: 131 444

Department of Fire & Emergency Services (DFES): 1300 657 209

Margaret River Hospital: +618 97570 400

Email: info@seasidehomes.com.au

Phone: +61 8 9285 2100 (voicemail monitored during business and after hours)

After hours urgent - Lorena
Mobile: +61 458 489 972
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We hope you had a wonderful holiday! If you encountered any issues during your stay, please feel free to share them with us - we’re committed to addressing any concerns to enhance the experience for future guests.

Additionally, we’d love to hear any suggestions you may have for improvements!

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