There are 18 attractions in Bunbury Geographe open on Thursday
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The Bunbury Museum and Heritage Centre is the most exciting and innovative heritage project in the South West of Western Australia.
Located in the central heart of Bunbury, with six different gallery spaces, BRAG is a must visit for all culture lovers.
Visit the brand new Collie Art Gallery in the heart of the South West. First class venue, top quality exhibitions and a great range of local artist and artisans' work. Open Thursday-Monday, 10am-4pm.
Take a step back in time and experience what life was like in Bunbury during the late 1800s to 1950.
Being Creative makes you a weird little beast Because everything seems really interesting for some strange reason
The Apple FunPark is the biggest free entry playground in Australia. Opened in Easter 2008, the park has play equipment for all ages – toddlers to teenagers.
What makes our Wildlife Park different is the personal interaction you get with the animals which means you are sure to find a new furry or feathered friend!
Challenge yourself to the ultimate test and push your limits in the South West!
Featured Wood Gallery and Museum is an art gallery in Australind, WA.
Located just east out of Dardanup, Gnomesville is a unique tourist destination that’s hard to miss as you’re travelling through the Ferguson Valley.
The Myalup KangaArt Gallery combines two quintessential Aussie icons, the Aussie meat pie and kangaroos, this art installation is the perfect must-see to add to your road trip itinerary.
Mosaics and Murals of Harvey WA are a much sort out attraction in the south west. You will find these unique mosaics at the entrances to Harvey, Binningup, Clifton Park, Cookernup, Myalup & Yarloop.
Take away what you pick, or purchase other fruits. Varieties vary depending on the time of year you visit. P.S. the orchards are very Instagram-worthy!
Real Combat is the ultimate destination for a day of adrenaline-filled excitement for people of all ages!
The mine was constructed in 1983 by the Collie Rotary Club to commemorate the centenary of the discovery of coal.
Just 11 miles south-east of Adelaide, the elegant garden city of Stirling offers a thriving food scene and fabulous shops for fashion, plants, collectibles, jewellery, homeware, art and books in its unique shops and bustling monthly market. Stirling was founded in 1854 and has some of the finest houses in the state. Originally a place for orchards and vegetable gardens, the town became popular in the late 19th century with wealthy Adelaide residents building summer homes. The tree-lined ma
The Coalfields Museum provides a unique glimpse into Collie's early days. The museum is housed in the historic buildings of the 1900 and 1930 Road Board offices.
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