Bunbury visiting vessel requirements
The following important information is available for vessels visiting our Port of Bunbury, specifically for Ship’s Masters.
Port of Bunbury
MARSEC:
Level 1
Port status:
Open
About our Port of Bunbury
To explore the Port of Bunbury, its location, key assets and more, visit our interactive map or read more about our port and region.
Important information for Ship's Masters
Prior to arriving at out Port of Bunbury you should familiarise yourself with the following important information
Port navigation
When navigating our Port of Bunbury, the following may assist and apply.
Local marine notices
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Port of Bunbury1 August 2025Anchoring off BunburyMasters are reminded of the responsibility to ensure their vessel is operated safely at all times, paying particular attention to the current and forecast weather condition. The seabed is sandy and may not provide a good holding ground for vessels using the anchorages in adverse weather.
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Port of Bunbury1 August 2025Gale/Strong Wind Warnings ForecastWind and wave forecasts are averages. Wind gusts can be 40 per cent stronger than the forecast, and stronger still in squalls, passage of fronts and thunderstorms. Maximum waves can be twice the forecast height.
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