The BG is home to miles of untouched beaches and boasts the longest beach in the South West. A massive […]
Dams and lakes come in abundance in the BunGeo; ranging from small bodies of water to huge lakes including the famous Black Diamond, Lake Brockman and Stockton lakes.
If you’re a keen gardener, flora or nature lover you will enjoy your visit to BunGeo. A diverse range of plants, both native and exotic, thrive in our temperate climate.
BunGeo is home to a whopping four national parks and a conservation park. From the beach to the forest, everyone should experience each adventure-nature haven at least one.
Go on a foodie adventure and find a farmgate.
Learn about Capel’s murals and street art.
Pick up a copy of the Bunbury’s new ReDiscover and Outside the Box Street Art Map by Six Two Three Zero and discover the city from a different perspective.
BunGeo offers a full helping of flower power, particularly when the wildflowers burst in spring.
These are the natural, wondrous places to find that will move you both physically and emotionally.
