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- Best Western The Clifton & Grittleton Lodge Bunbury Reservations online bookings the best price available to suit your budget. Travel information recomendations for tourism.
- Comfort Inn Admiral Bunbury Reservations online bookings the best price available to suit your budget. Travel information recomendations for tourism.
- Quality Hotel Lord Forrest Bunbury Reservations online bookings the best price available to suit your budget. Travel information recomendations for tourism.
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Bunbury is in Western Australia and this beautiful city is superbly located on a peninsular, surrounded by the majestic waters of Koombana Bay and the Leschenault Inlet. The great array of water features gives the town a great maritime theme which has been reflected in all community parklands and city streets. For those looking for water attraction there is safe swimming, surfing, boating, fishing, yachting, crabbing, and any water activity you can imagine.
Bunbury is roughly 2 hours drive south of Perth taking the South-Western Highway (Route 1) which runs directly from Perth to Bunbury and is dual-carriageway for over half the journey.
Bunbury became a city October 8, 1979 and is now has the largest population (outside of Perth) in Western Australia.
Bunbury has a mediterranean climate with warm to hot Summers and cool Winters and is rather pleasant. In Summer (December to February), the average maximum temperature is 28 degrees C with an average minimum temperature of 14 degrees C. In Winter (June to August), the average maximum temperature is 19�C with an average minimum temperature of 9 C.
If you enjoy the cafe society then you will love Victoria Street, where a cosmopolitan cappucino strip has evolved. Experience city dining, with a country flavour, The strip is decorated with flags to create a wonderful festive atmosphere.
Mangroves Boardwalk has over seventy species of birds and it is very close to the Bunbury city centre. Here you will find amount many other specis the Black Swan and you can get a close up view from the boardwalk.
If you have ever wanted to swim with the dolhins then a visit to Koombana bay where you can swim with them in front of the Dolphin Discovery Centre. Visual/audio shows teach visitors about these mammals before discovering them first hand
Marlston Hill Lookout was a former lighthouse that has now been converted into a viewing tower and from there you get fantastic panoramic views of the surrounding area including Bunburry Harbour, Koombana Bay and the hinterland. It is only a short walk from the city centre.
Bunbury is roughly 2 hours drive south of Perth taking the South-Western Highway (Route 1) which runs directly from Perth to Bunbury and is dual-carriageway for over half the journey.
Bunbury became a city October 8, 1979 and is now has the largest population (outside of Perth) in Western Australia.
Bunbury has a mediterranean climate with warm to hot Summers and cool Winters and is rather pleasant. In Summer (December to February), the average maximum temperature is 28 degrees C with an average minimum temperature of 14 degrees C. In Winter (June to August), the average maximum temperature is 19�C with an average minimum temperature of 9 C.
If you enjoy the cafe society then you will love Victoria Street, where a cosmopolitan cappucino strip has evolved. Experience city dining, with a country flavour, The strip is decorated with flags to create a wonderful festive atmosphere.
Mangroves Boardwalk has over seventy species of birds and it is very close to the Bunbury city centre. Here you will find amount many other specis the Black Swan and you can get a close up view from the boardwalk.
If you have ever wanted to swim with the dolhins then a visit to Koombana bay where you can swim with them in front of the Dolphin Discovery Centre. Visual/audio shows teach visitors about these mammals before discovering them first hand
Marlston Hill Lookout was a former lighthouse that has now been converted into a viewing tower and from there you get fantastic panoramic views of the surrounding area including Bunburry Harbour, Koombana Bay and the hinterland. It is only a short walk from the city centre.