Breeder of Barons, pastoralists, miners and shipping heirs. Unravel BunGeo’s rich bounty of stories, told and untold. Some are easily discovered in museums, heritage walks, historic attractions and guided tours. Others lurk in dreamtimes, folklore and generations of tales. Our History For thousands and thousands of years, Noongars gathered in BunGeo to hunt and celebrate. A few centuries ago the Dutch, French, British and Americans discovered the shores of Geographe Bay and the fertile land beyond. Many stayed and prospered. Read More Historical SitesRevel in BunGeo’s historic architecture and special sites. Our heritage beauties include the second oldest church in WA, the smallest church in WA, a haunted nunnery, a plethora of shipwrecks and much more.Read More Historic Walks & Trails Take a meander through time and place. Explore the rich and interesting history and heritage of BunGeo on foot. You can pick up informative maps from visitor centres for you to follow on your own or join a free guided walking tours offered by various community groups and volunteers. Find Find Our Historic Attractions Balingup Avenue of Honour Bunbury Lighthouse Lookout Bunbury Museum & Heritage Centre Bunbury Regional Art Gallery Collie Art Gallery Featured Wood Gallery and Museum Gnomesville Harvey Internment Camp Memorial Shrine King Cottage Museum Koombana Footbridge Marlston Hill Lookout Ngalang Wongi Aboriginal Cultural Tours Preston River Loop and Waugyl Sculpture Park St Nicholas Church Australind Stirling Cottage Victoria Street