The Port of Bunbury is located 175kms south of Perth, Western Australia and is home to over 70,000 inhabitants. The third largest city in the state, European settlement of Bunbury occurred in 1836 and the port was established shortly after, on the existing natural harbour.
Today the Port of Bunbury has the largest land holding of any port in Australia and capacity for significant organic growth. Exports include alumina, woodchips, mineral sands, spodumene and silica sand and imports include caustic soda and mineral sands. Read more here.
Port of Bunbury Virtual Tour
Click the image above to view our virtual tour of The Port of Bunbury
PORT MASTER PLAN
The Port of Bunbury Master Plan guides the long-term development of our Port and provides a framework from which we can make informed decisions today to optimise our port operations and infrastructure for the future.
Read more about our Master Plan here.
BUNBURY FISHING PLATFORM REFURBISHMENTS
The Bunbury Fishing Platform located at the Port of Bunbury's Outer Harbour is closed until further notice for essential repairs. During this time, public access will not be permitted. Read more here.
