Bunbury, Australia

Bunbury is a coastal city in Western Australia, located about 175 km south of Perth, the capital of Western Australia. It is located on the southwest coast of the Indian Ocean, on the shores of Geographe Bay, and at the southern end of the Leschenault Estuary. The climate is Mediterranean, with hot, dry summers and warm, wet winters. - Economic development - Industry: There are industries such as wool textiles, cotton textiles, fertilizers, aluminum smelting, and steel. - Agriculture: The surrounding area is a fertile area for dairy, livestock, and fruit growing. - Port trade: As a port city, the port exports timber, wheat, alumina, steel, etc. - Tourist attractions - Beaches: There are many beautiful beaches, such as Back Beach and Koombana Bay, which are great places to enjoy the sun, sand, and water activities. - Bunbury Dolphin Discovery Centre: Known for its wild but friendly bottlenose dolphins, visitors can get up close and personal with the dolphins in the interactive area. - Ferguson Valley: A collection of award-winning wines, fresh produce, local crafts, colorful wildflowers, beautiful forests, and winding waterways, perfect for visitors to relax and sightsee. - Cultural features - Arts and culture: With a rich arts and cultural scene, there are numerous galleries, museums, and theater companies, including the Bunbury Regional Art Gallery, the largest regional gallery in Western Australia. - Festivals: Several events and festivals are held each year, such as the Bunbury Fringe Festival, the South West Craft Beer Festival, and the Harvey Dickson Rodeo.