Bunbury is a port city located in Australia, some 175 km south of the state capital, Perth.
It is the third largest city in Western Australia, and it is home to over 68,000 residents.
Bunbury is a popular tourist destination, partially thanks to its gorgeous scenery, and its many attractions.
This article takes a look at some of the best things to see and do in Bunbury.
Bunbury Centrepoint Shopping Centre Bunbury Centrepoint shopping centre is a large indoor mall located on the corner of Blair Street and Stirling Street.
The Shopping Centre houses a number of high street clothing and footwear shops, and an extensive food court which offers freshly prepared meals, drinks and snacks.
The shopping centre also has several other services which include key cutting, shoe repairs and a travel agency.
There are several ATMs located in and around the shopping centre.
Bunbury Skate Park Bunbury Skate Park is a great place to take your kids.
At the park you can watch talented people skate, and ride bikes over ramps, bars and bowls.
Everyone is welcome to use the skate park, and entry is free of charge.
Bunbury Skate Park is located in Queen's Park.
The Featured Wood Gallery and Museum The Featured Wood Gallery and Museum showcases a number of exhibitions that relate to the art and craft of woodworking.
Visitors can enjoy learning about the history of woodworking, and some of the local techniques that are used.
The gallery and museum also has its own store which sells unique, handmade wooden furniture; custom-made furniture can also be made by request.
Admission to the gallery is free of charge, but the museum requires a small fee for entry.
It is open 7 days a week, and it is located on 5 Piggott drive.
Dolphin Discovery Centre No trip to Bunbury is complete with a visit to the Dolphin Discovery Centre.
This centre is home to a digital dolphinarium, and interaction zone, a souvenir shop, and a theatre.
Visitors will also be able to buy tickets for their dolphin cruises, or one of their dolphin swim encounters at the centre.
It is open 7 days a week (apart from Christmas Day) and it is located on Lot 830 Koombona drive.
The Forests Bunbury has several large forested areas which are home to wildlife such as kangaroos, possums and bandicoots.
The pristine Tuart Forest covers over 2,000 acres, and it is located at the southern end of Queen's Drive.
The Jarrah Forest is a protected National Park.
It features a number of trails, which are perfect for hiking or mountain biking on.
The best time to visit the forests are during spring or summer (March - November) when most of the fauna is is bloom.
Boat Hire It is possible to hire a boat to take you around Bunbury's beautiful coastline.
You can hire a self-drive private boat for a relaxing day for all the family, or there are a number of boat tours available.
There are also specialist fishing and scuba diving trips.
If you are lucky, you may even spot some wild dolphins.