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The Bunbury Geographe region is quickly becoming one of Western Australia’s most exciting food and wine destinations. With boutique wineries, craft breweries and vibrant farmers markets, it’s the perfect region for travellers who love great flavours and relaxed country hospitality. 

Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or an extended stay, here’s how to explore the best of the region’s food scene. 

 

Discover Ferguson Valley Wineries 

Just 20 minutes from Bunbury lies the picturesque Ferguson Valley, home to rolling hills, vineyards and cellar doors. As part of the wider Geographe Wine Region, this area produces award-winning wines without the crowds of larger wine destinations. 

Spend an afternoon wine tasting at boutique cellar doors, enjoying long lunches overlooking vineyards, and sampling cool-climate varietals unique to the South West. 

For official wine region details, visit the Geographe Wine Region website.

 

Boutique Breweries & Distilleries 

Beer lovers are equally well catered for. Ferguson Valley and surrounds feature several small-batch breweries offering craft beers paired with hearty local menus. 

Many venues are family-friendly and set among scenic bushland - ideal for a relaxed afternoon after exploring the coast. 

 

Fresh Produce & Farmers Markets 

No foodie trip is complete without local produce. Bunbury Farmers Market is famous for fresh fruit, artisan breads, gourmet deli items and locally sourced goods. It’s the perfect stop to stock up for a picnic or self-catered stay. 

Farm gates throughout the region also offer seasonal citrus, dairy and handmade treats. 

 

Create Your Perfect Foodie Itinerary 

Morning: Breakfast at a Bunbury waterfront café 
Midday: Wine tasting in Ferguson Valley 
Afternoon: Brewery lunch or farm gate visit 
Evening: Sunset dinner overlooking the estuary 

 

Stay Close to the Flavours 

Australind Tourist Park offers a relaxed estuary-side base close to the region’s wineries, breweries and markets. Explore our accommodation options here (internal link). 

Come hungry - the Bunbury Geographe region delivers. 

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