Bunbury is one of Western Australia’s largest centres but it still has a country feel. It is very fortunate to be supported by several major commercial industries such as alumina, mineral sands, woodchips, and a wide range of agriculture. It also has a deep-water harbour for commercial shipping. Bunbury is a place that offers the conveniences and lifestyle of a major centre but also the freedoms and slower pace of life in regional Western Australia. Bunbury enjoys close proximity to Perth and the many attractions of the South West towns of Busselton, Dunsborough and Margaret River. It is a haven for people who enjoy an active outdoor life. The beaches are good for swimming, surfing and fishing and the protected waters of Koombana Bay and the Leschenault Inlet are ideal for a wide variety of water activities. Below is a selection of Bunbury photography.

BUN01e – Bunbury, Rocky Point

BUN05f – Bunbury Back Beach

BUN06f – Bunbury Back Beach

BUN07c – Bunbury, Backwash at Rocky Point

BUN08c – Bunbury, Rocky Point – Wyalup

BUN10e – Bunbury Lighthouse

BUN12f – Bunbury City Twilight

BUN13f – Bunbury City Sunset

BUN14f – Rocky Point Bunbury

BUN15f – Marlston Waterfront-Koombana Bay, Bunbury

BUN16e – Bunbury City at Night

BUN17f – Marlston Hill Lookout Bunbury

BUN18b – Bunbury Tower at Twilight

BUN19f – Marlston Waterfront Bunbury-Koombana Bay

BUN26d – Leschenault Estuary, Australind, Bunbury

BUN27b – Rocky Point Bunbury, Basalt Rocks

BUN29h – Bunbury Panorama

BUN30e – Boats, Bunbury Harbour

BUN31e – Bunbury Lighthouse

BUN32f – Bunbury City Twilight

BUN33f – Koombana Bay, Bunbury

CAP01f – Capel Cows

CAP03f – Capel Farm

CAP04f – Capel Farm

CAP04g – Capel Farm

FUV01f – Ferguson Valley, Dardanup