Top Things to do in Bunbury
What to do and see in Bunbury, Western Australia: The Best Outdoor Activities
Discover the best top things to do in Bunbury, Australia including Octopus Garden Marine Charters Day Tours, Air Charters West, Cape to Cape Boat Hire, My Balance Aromatherapy, Jetty Baths, Australind Bunbury Tourist Drive, Dolphin Discovery Centre, Bunbury Wildlife Park, Back Beach, Wyalup-Rocky Point.
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1. Octopus Garden Marine Charters Day Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
A cruise with Octopus Garden Marine Charts will introduce you to some of the many and varied wildlife of the Three Waters, guided by our expert skipper Kim, who is also a keen diver. Cruises depart regularly and don’t forget to bring your bathers if the weather is warm. We also offer group charters for Divers to the FV Lena Dive Wreck.
2. Air Charters West
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
Air charter, corporate and scenic. Flights to Rottnest from Bunbury Can fly you anywhere in Sustralia
3. Cape to Cape Boat Hire
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Hook up and explore or fishing anywhere along our beautiful Western Australia water ways. These are boats on trailers you can hire and take to a location of your choice.
4. My Balance Aromatherapy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Are you interested in essential oils? At My Balance Aromatherapy you will be able to immerse yourself in the powerful and beautiful aromas of nature. With an extensive range of essential oils and a passion for our Australian Oils, we welcome you to spend time to explore and experience each one. Our expert aromatherapist on site will create a unique blend for you to take home, or use in an exquisite aromatherapy massage treatment. Our treatments will leave you in complete bliss and relaxation.
5. Jetty Baths
6. Australind Bunbury Tourist Drive
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Q7840EUdanl - Bunbury, Australia
We have enjoyed this drive on many occasions over the years; it has also been a stopping place to enjoy a BBQ, crabbing and prawning trips, a Sunday picnic with family and friends. The road has been upgraded, traffic calming facilities installed, a separate cycleway, the estuary on one side and various properties on the other. It has always been a go to place to see wildlife, especially visitors wishing to see kangaroos grazing. Heading Northwards from Bunbury, you will see the turnoff at Australind and on reaching Buffalo Road, its worth while to see more of nature by heading left to Buffalo Beach and onwards through the peninsula to the old Belvidere site, camping grounds and beach area.
7. Dolphin Discovery Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 762 reviews
We are a not for profit organization and all proceeds go towards our Conservation Program. There is no general entry fee to the Centre including our wild dolphin interaction zone, Cafe/Restaurant and Souvenir Shop. The Cafe and Restaurant is open from 7:30am - 3pm 7 days a week and offers a great range of food and refreshments. The Interpretive Centre has got an entry fee. It offers a vast exhibition about our dolphins and marine environment with aquariums, 360 degree Digital Dolphinarium, 2D and 3D movie theatre and loads of Interactive activities - we operate under session times. Our Dolphin Eco Cruise (90min) and our Dolphin Swim Tour (3 1/2 hrs) run daily from Nov-April. Our beach interaction zone where the wild dolphins come to visit is on a public beach, the wild dolphins come and go as they please, however we recommend that we see them more in the mornings than the afternoons.
8. Bunbury Wildlife Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 299 reviews
See over 60 varieties of native animals in an open parkland setting. Feed the birds in the walk through aviaries, pat the kangaroos and stroll through the gardens. Light snacks and refreshments are available to purchase or bring a picnic to enjoy.
Reviewed By Barbs-day-out
On our trip to Bundury wildlife we when out for lunch there. The food was delicious but a little on the small side though. It was a wonderful day we enjoyed looking at all the birds and Australian wildlife animals it's super clean and the animals are will look after. My son really enjoyed feeding the kangaroos and birds in the aviary.
9. Back Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By 619jeffry - Essendon, Australia
Back Beach is one of this southern city's most popular beaches. It's great for paddling or swimming; you can also fish, and cook you catch on the BBQs. Back Beach is on Geographe Bay, named after the early French explorers. Bunbury is not known for its surf, so the attempt to create surfable waves with the Airwave project created interest.
