Bunbury Lighthouse – A Striking Coastal Landmark
Bunbury Lighthouse is one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks, with its bold black-and-white checkered design. While you can’t climb it, the lighthouse connects to the Back Beach coastal path, making it a scenic destination for walkers, runners, and cyclists. With sweeping views over Koombana Bay and the Indian Ocean, it’s a must-see spot just ten minutes from Bunbury Airport — perfect to enjoy before or after an Open Air Adventure Flight.
Marlston Hill Lookout – Bunbury From Above
Marlston Hill Lookout offers one of the best views in Bunbury. From the top you can see the jetty, Dolphin Cove, the lighthouse, Back Beach, and the inlet. It’s a short climb, easy to reach on foot or by car, and a must-do for visitors — especially before or after an Open Air Adventure Flight.
Jetty Road – Dolphins, Harbour Views, Bunbury’s Historic Jetty
We rode our bikes to Jetty Road in Bunbury and found calm harbour views, a family-friendly beach and playground, and the old gantry crane at the end of the jetty. Best of all, dolphins swam right into the harbour. Just ten minutes from Bunbury Airport, it’s a perfect stop to pair with an Open Air Adventure Flights
Exploring Bunbury’s Back Beach – Coastal Walks, Wildlife & Ocean Views
Bunbury’s Back Beach is a must-visit for travellers and locals alike. With a coastal path perfect for walking, running, or cycling, year-round dog-friendly sections, playgrounds, incredible sunsets, and the chance to spot dolphins, it’s a beautiful spot just ten minutes from Bunbury Airport — perfect to enjoy before or after an Open Air Adventure Flight.
Maidens Reserve Trail – The perfect adventure after your Open Air flight experience
Just ten minutes from Bunbury’s centre — and 15 minutes from the airport — Maidens Reserve Trail is the perfect pre- or post-flight adventure. This coastal gem offers sweeping views, wildlife sightings, and a peaceful beach walk. We often explore it with Meisie, our two-year-old Maremma, and it’s also a great spot for families, with playgrounds, BBQs, and picnic areas right by the trailhead.
Bunbury Caravan Parks Review: Camping While Launching a Vintage Flight Experience
Before we moved to Bunbury, we spent our weekends camping in our rooftop tent while restoring a vintage biplane. From foreshore views to riverside peace, here are our top picks for caravan parks in Bunbury—and how they became part of our Open Air Adventure Flights journey.
A Local Favourite: Boulters Heights Lookout in Bunbury
Just 13 minutes from Bunbury Airport and tucked behind the main café strip, Boulters Heights Lookout offers peaceful views over the town and inlet. Discover how to get there, why locals love it, and why it’s the perfect stop before or after your Open Air adventure.