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Home›Coastal Erosion›VIDEO: Koombana Groyne upgrade – done and dusted
Coastal Erosion

February 18, 2026 · about 6 months ago

VIDEO: Koombana Groyne upgrade – done and dusted

As part of the transformation of Bunbury’s waterfront with the South West Development Commission, the Koombana Groyne has been rebuilt. According to Transport WA, more than 21,000 tons of rock has been added to the structure making it safer and stronger. The Koombana Groyne, located in Bunbury, is a

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VIDEO: Koombana Groyne upgrade – done and dusted
photo courtesy of Transport WA

As part of the transformation of Bunbury’s waterfront with the South West Development Commission, the Koombana Groyne has been rebuilt.

According to Transport WA, more than 21,000 tons of rock has been added to the structure making it safer and stronger.

The Koombana Groyne, located in Bunbury, is a coastal protection structure designed to manage erosion, trap sediment, and stabilize the beach at Koombana Bay.

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