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Bunbury Dolphin Discovery Centre brings you face-to-bottlenose with Koombana Bay's friendliest inhabitants, a pod of 100 wild dolphins. It's the only spot in Australia offering shore-based interaction and boat-based dolphin watching and

Grand Cinemas Bunbury situated in the South West's most vibrant city offer great family entertainment for all ages. Competitive prices and discounts combined with enthusiastic and committed staff will make your visit enjoyable.

• 6 screens
• Ticket parking available
• Located 250m from the cinema
• Hearing Impaired Assistance, Disabled Parking located at entrances, wheelchair access to all cinemas. Disabled toilet access

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Bunbury's Dolphin Discovery Centre brings you face-to-bottlenose with Koombana Bay's friendliest inhabitants, a pod of 100 wild dolphins. It's the only spot in Australia offering shore-based interaction and boat-based dolphin watching and swimming tours, with the added bonus of an educational Interpretive Centre. Under two hours south of Perth by road, the Dolphin Discovery Centre makes a memorable stop-off on your trip to the South West. If you're keen to tick one of the top bucket list items, this is the place to do it. Under the direction of the Centre's marine biologists, you can snorkel and swim with dolphins in their natural environment. If you'd prefer to wet your toes, wait for the dolphins to come to you in the designated interaction zone. Or, you can hop aboard a Dolphin Eco Cruise. While you're waiting for the dolphins to make an appearance, step into the Discovery Room to learn more about these enchanting creatures and the remarkable research the centre has undertaken. Browse the Dolphin Shop for a souvenir, or stay for a bite to eat at the café. Grab a window seat or outdoor table overlooking the bay and watch the dolphins frolic in the shallows.

Back Beach is one of the most popular beaches in the Bunbury region. Located on Geographe Bay this pristine white sandy beach is an excellent spot for swimming, building sand castles, snorkelling and surfing. Beach fishing is also a popular pastime if you fancy the chance to catch your own dinner. Cycle along the bicycle path which hugs the coastline or take a gentle stroll to revel in the beauty of the surrounds. Once you have worked up an appetite, make the most of the well kept picnic facilities or cook your catch on the barbecues. If the fishing was unsuccessful, you can always try one of the popular restaurants nearby. The beach offers a magnificent backdrop for a spectacular sunset viewing. Bunbury is a two hour drive south of Perth. Whilst in the area make sure to visit nearby Koombana Bay, which is a permanent home to 90 Bottlenose dolphins and the Dolphin Discovery Centre.

Jetty Baths is a quiet beach near Bunbury’s city centre with shallow still waters making it a perfect location for children. Build sand castles on the beach, whilst keeping a look out in the bay to see the resident dolphins frolicking in the water. Take a dip in the refreshing tranquil waters while the children play in the superb playground facilities, which include a slide that takes the children down onto the beach. The still waters allow for perfect conditions to snorkel and observe the marine life that lives below. Lunch options are plentiful. Pull out the picnic rug to enjoy a relaxing picnic on the lush grass and make the most of the barbeques supplied to cook up a feast. If you prefer there is a kiosk selling light refreshments or alternatively a waterfront restaurant for something more substantial. Jetty Baths is just below the Marlston Hill Lookout which offers uninterrupted panoramic views across the harbour and Koombana Bay. The coastal city of Bunbury is a two hour drive south of Perth and offers a variety of attractions appealing to all ages....