Often referred to as WA’s second capital city, Bunbury is a vibrant coastal hub located 175 kilometres south of Perth. With a population of over 75,000, it’s the largest city in the South West and a gateway to the region’s beaches, wildlife, and cultural experiences.

Established in 1836, Bunbury quickly grew into the main port for the South West, playing a key role in the area’s development.

 

Highlights

• Visit the Dolphin Discovery Centre and meet wild bottlenose dolphins at Koombana Bay
• Explore the Bunbury Regional Art Gallery, housed in a heritage building
• Enjoy waterfront dining and scenic walks along the Leschenault Inlet
• Relax at Back Beach, popular for swimming and surfing
• Discover local history at the King Cottage Museum

 

Getting There

Transwa coaches and trains arrive at the Bunbury Passenger Terminal, located on Picton Road in East Bunbury

 

Coach

Australind Road Coach

SW1 East Perth to Augusta and Pemberton via Bunbury and Augusta

SW2 East Perth to Pemberton via Bunbury and Donnybrook

SW3 East Perth to Pemberton via Bunbury and Collie/Boyup Brook/Bridgetown

SW4 East Perth to Boyup Brook via Brunswick and Collie

GS3 East Perth to Albany via Bunbury and Walpole

 

Bus

TransBunbury Bus Services

 

 

 

Facilities