Bunbury Geographe in Western Australia offers a range of attractions suitable for adults. The Dolphin Discovery Centre provides the opportunity to swim with bottlenose dolphins at Koombana Beach, creating a memorable experience. Gnomesville, a unique destination, is a community-driven gnome village with over three thousand inhabitants where visitors can contribute to the collection by adding their own gnome. Ferguson Valley boasts fantastic restaurants, well-known wineries, and charming boutique accommodation options for visitors to enjoy.
Green Door Wines, situated along Henty Road, offers Spanish and Italian wine varieties served in adorable carafes, with their highly-rated Tempranillo being a must-try. The King Jarrah Tree, standing tall at 36 meters and estimated to be between 300 and 500 years old, is the largest and most accessible tree in the BunGeo region. Wellington Discovery Forest, located near the King Jarrah Tree, provides a picturesque setting for a leisurely walk amidst nature. Bunbury's vibrant street art scene showcases the largest collection in regional Australia, while the Bunbury Regional Art Galleries (BRAG) exhibit a diverse range of art exhibitions and collections.
Marlston Hill Lookout offers a panoramic 360-degree view of Bunbury and its surroundings, accessible via a timber stairway from Victoria Street. The Koombana Park Lookout, the newest vantage point in Bunbury, provides stunning views of Leschenault Inlet, the Mangrove Boardwalk, and Koombana Bay.