Things to Do

There is plenty to see and do in the Bunbury Geography area. Whether you are wanting to relax with family & friends, enjoy the local food & wine trail or get up to some heart-pumping adventures you can always find something to keep the whole family entertained – some suggestions for you:

Koombana Bay Foreshore

A large white sandy beach to relax, huge playground for the kids and a couple of café options including the Hello Summer Beach Kiosk and inside the Dolphin Discovery Centre.

(Find on Google Maps)

Dolphin Discovery Centre

One of few places in the world where you can enjoy a magical encounter with wild dolphins by choosing to join a swim tour, a wildlife cruise or a ‘meet and greet’ in the dolphin interaction zone at the shoreline.

(Find on Google Maps)

4WD Beach Access

4WD access to Buffaloo or Belvidere Beach and test yourself on the sand dunes. 2WD can park walk down to the ocean. There are infinite 4WD and fishing spots around the BunGeo area for you to explore. Checkout The Cut for a good chance to see dolphins.

Leschenault Leisure Centre

Come see the fantastic indoor swimming pools including whirlpool, tennis (outdoor) plus basketball and squash (indoor) courts for hire, spa, sauna, state-of-the-art gym and huge group fitness room.

(Find on Google Maps)

Old Coast Brewery

(Myalup)

Located in Mylup a short drive away this family-friendly brewery, cidery & distillery is great for relaxing while the kids enjoy the huge playground and Australian themed mini golf.

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The Crooked Carrot

(Myalup)

Fresh food with a 'farm to table' ethos, fabulously friendly service, a razzle-dazzle kids playground and wonderland of vintage novelties to explore while you dine and relax.

(Find on Google Maps)

Bunbury Farmers Markets

Arguably the best fresh food store in Western Australia. Supporting over 150 local growers, with extreme value & extreme freshness guaranteed.

(Find on Google Maps)

Shopping Centres

Plenty of speciality shopping centres for you to go and explore - some recommendations: Eaton Fair, Treendale Shopping Centre, Bunbury Centrepoint, Aldi & Spud Shed Australind – Open 24 Hours
(Pic: Eaton Fair)

Explore Nature

Plenty of bush walks, cycling paths (road or offroad) and waterways to explore. Bring your own boat or grab one of our kayaks. Checkout some ideas here!
(Pic: Ironstone Gully Falls photo)

Wineries

Bunbury Geographe is blessed with not one, but two wine regions. The Geographe Wine Region spans the majority of BunGeo, with the Blackwood Valley Wine Region located on the outskirts of Balingup and Boyup Brook.

Breweries and Cideries

From waterside locations to stunning hill vistas, the BunGeo can satisfy the most ardent brewery drinker. Hit the road and taste beers and ciders made with passion, the best local produce and the pristine waters of the Geographe.
(Pic: Bush Shack Brewery, Ferguson Valley)

Collie & Ferguson Valley

Collie River Valley

Surrounded by forests, rivers and lakes, Collie is a modern thriving community with country charm and hospitality.
(Pic: Black Diamond Lake, Collie)

Collie Mural Trail

The Collie Mural Trail is a world-class outdoor art experience for everyone - a collection of contemporary artworks throughout the Collie Town Centre, and at Wellington Dam.
(Pic: Wellington Dam, Collie)

Ferguson Valley

Whether you’re looking for an adrenaline filled adventure, a chance to get back to nature, or the illusion that you’ve stepped off the plane into Tuscan wine country, you’ll find it all here, less than 30 min drive.

Tourist Information

The Tourist Information Centres holds a wealth of knowledge including good maps about what to do and where to go, you can either visit them or checkout their website and plan your trip: