Bunbury Geographe

Bunbury shares its bay with wild dolphins, more than a hundred bottlenose dolphins frequenting Koombana Bay close enough to meet knee-deep in the shallows without a boat between you. Nearby, Mangrove Cove holds Western Australia's southernmost mangroves, a rare glimpse of what this coastline looked like 20,000 years ago. Golfers can swing by one of three internationally renowned courses, while the Ferguson Valley just inland rolls through vineyards and wildflower country each spring. The dolphins were here first, and they don't seem to mind sharing.