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A sandy beach with dunes and dry grass, facing the ocean under a clear blue sky.
Several dolphins swimming underwater in the ocean.
Large sculpture of a person's profile made of layered, rust-colored metal pieces, with trees and a clear blue sky in the background.
Aerial view of a park with a modern, spherical wooden structure, green grass, walking paths, and cityscape in the background, including water and buildings under a partly cloudy sky.
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Variety of dishes on a wooden table outdoors, including salads, bread, and appetizers, with a vineyard in the background.
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Discover Bunbury

About Bunbury

Bunbury is a vibrant coastal city in Western Australia, known for its beautiful beaches, relaxed lifestyle, and thriving arts and food scene. Set along the shores of Geographe Bay and surrounded by natural attractions, Bunbury offers the perfect balance of seaside living and city convenience. Visitors can explore scenic coastal walks, enjoy local cafés and fresh produce, experience cultural attractions, or spot dolphins along the coastline. With a welcoming atmosphere and plenty to see and do, Bunbury is an ideal destination for both relaxation and adventure.

Bunbury’s Best Experiences

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Bunbury’s Creative Scene

Explore Bunbury’s vibrant arts scene, home to the largest public art collection in regional Australia. Follow the CBD Mural Trail to discover bold works by WA artists, then dive into galleries, live performances, festivals, and warehouse-style music events that keep the city buzzing year-round.

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Dolphin Encounters at Koombana Bay

Koombana Bay is a natural haven for bottlenose dolphins, with 100–150 often spotted in the area. Swim alongside them with the Dolphin Discovery Centre, hop on a 1.5-hour eco cruise, or explore the interpretive centre for a closer look—no wetsuit required.

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Wardandi Boodja Sculpture

Overlooking Koombana Bay, the striking Wardandi Boodja sculpture stands 5.5 metres tall. Created by local artists Alex and Nicole Mickle of Safehaven Studios with engineer Mike Kimble, the steel Noongar face was commissioned by the City of Bunbury and officially unveiled in February 2019.

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Bunbury’s Best Lookouts

Add Bunbury’s lookouts to your must-do list. Take the short, steep climb up Marlston Hill Lookout for 360° views, or tackle Boulters Heights for a tougher ascent and epic city scenery. For something new, Koombana Park Lookout offers sweeping views over Leschenault Inlet, the Mangrove Boardwalk, and Koombana Bay.

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Victoria Street Vibes

Stroll along one of Bunbury’s most loved streets. Victoria Street is packed with independent boutiques, great food spots, cozy bars, and prime people-watching. Locals swear by Market Eating House for dinner, while food lovers can also explore the Marlston Hill Waterfront or East Bunbury near the Parade Hotel.

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Explore Bunbury on Two Wheels

Bunbury is easy to explore on foot, but even better by bike. With plenty of walking and cycling trails, the city is built for the outdoors. No bike? Melo Velo offers rentals—plus great coffee and snacks to fuel your ride before you roll out.

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Step Back in Time at King Cottage

Built in the 1880s, King Cottage offers a snapshot of Bunbury life from the 1880s to the 1950s. Just five minutes from the city centre, explore furnished rooms, historic artefacts, vintage photos, and outdoor displays of tools, vehicles, and maritime items—all curated by the Bunbury Historical Society.

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Picture-Perfect Bunbury

Level up your photo game at Bunbury’s iconic spots. Snap a shot at the checkered lighthouse on ancient lava at Wyalup–Rocky Point, catch golden hour magic at Big Swamp Wetlands, or pose with the famously camera-ready kangaroos at Bunbury Wildlife Park.

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