The City of Bunbury is undergoing a transformative period, with several major projects set to reshape the local economy and cement its position as a premier tourism destination in Western Australia.
At the heart of this transformation is the $97 million Transforming Bunbury Waterfront (TBW) project, a State Government-led initiative, partnered with the City of Bunbury and other agencies, aimed at revitalising the city’s iconic waterfront.
Complementing the TBW is City of Bunbury’s Bicentennial Square development, the creation of a vibrant public space within the waterfront precinct that will improve Bunbury’s liveability for residents but also serve as a magnet for visitors. The proposed plans feature inner city living, water play, retail and dining areas, restoration of the heritage railway station building, and enhanced, safe and accessible friendly landscaping and recreational amenities, making for a picturesque setting for events, festivals, and leisure activities
Further bolstering Bunbury’s tourism appeal is the construction of a new 5-star hotel overlooking the Leschenault Inlet. The proposed luxury accommodation in the heart of the CBD will cater to the growing demand for high-end visitor experiences, offering world-class facilities and unparalleled views of the inlet.
Underpinning this transformation is the City of Bunbury’s strategic focus on sustainable development. The City has prioritised environmental conservation, renewable energy, and the creation of green industries – all of which contribute to its reputation as a forward-thinking and liveable community. This commitment to sustainability aligns with the ethos of the waterfront redevelopment and the new hotel, further solidifying Bunbury’s position as a model of balanced economic growth and community well-being.
With these transformative projects underway, the City of Bunbury is poised to experience a new era of prosperity and economic vitality, cementing its status as a thriving regional hub and a must-visit destination in Western Australia.







