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Busselton Jetty

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★ 4.8 (6K+ reviews) • 12K+ booked
Welcome to Busselton Jetty, a captivating marvel of engineering and history nestled in the heart of Western Australia. As the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere, this iconic landmark stretches an impressive 1,841 meters into the azure waters of Geographe Bay. Busselton Jetty offers a unique blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and engaging activities, making it a must-visit for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or simply seeking a serene escape, this destination promises an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages and abilities. Discover the enchanting allure of Busselton Jetty, where the wonders of the sea meet the charm of history, creating a perfect getaway for your next travel adventure.
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17 Foreshore Parade, Busselton WA 6280, Australia
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Busselton Jetty Reviews

4.8 /5
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Christine **************
28 Jun
Lei Meng is our guide for this trip, she can speak both Eng and Chinese. It’s just 3 of us+ another lady in one small car. Happy to be in this small group so that easy to make arrangements and follow the timing. Driving skills are good and steady, we all slept well in the trip. overall good experience.
fong **
25 Jun
Yan leads our group, very attentive, he has a wealth of knowledge to explain, and can understand a lot of perth not early face and life. And he was very proactive to help me take pictures, driving technique is very stable ~ strong push! The attractions are good, if you reduce the time of d lavender cafe and market put more at the first point better ~
2+
GOH **********
25 Jun
Busselton Jetty is very long, though you can walk, the train makes it more enjoyable, and the underwater observatory at the end is nice as well.
Meizhen ****
25 Jun
definitely worth visiting although the place is small. managed to catch a glimpse of the seal in the water. how amazing!
Pook ****
24 Jun
The trip was great except the weather that caused to cancel the train activity. After contacting the operator and Klook, managed to get back a refund on the train activity at the jetty. Overall it was a recommended trip for the family! But the operator can considered upgrading the mini van to a much comfy one!
2+
Peck *******
20 Jun
Wonderful experience. Good to book in advance as it was full for walk in during my 2pm session. Parking at Busselton Foreshore is free.
PUAY ********
19 Jun
We had an amazing experience on this 4-day, 3-night tour, and a big part of that was thanks to the excellent tour guides and thoughtfully planned itinerary. Day 1 was led by Kenny, who got the tour off to a great start. From Day 2 to Day 4, we were with Yan—who truly stood out for her patience, attention to detail, and warm professionalism. Yan consistently kept us informed about driving times, toilet stops, and meal options, and even shared great food recommendations along the way. Her help with photography was much appreciated, and the aerial shots taken at the Pink Lake were absolutely stunning! The itinerary itself was well-paced, covering many beautiful scenic spots with sufficient time to explore without feeling rushed. It struck a great balance between activity and relaxation. What we especially appreciated was the small group size which made the tour feel more intimate and flexible. It’s a great option for travellers who prefer not to self-drive.
2+
Jyourney *
16 Jun
Would like to send my appreciation to our guide and driver Robert. He's indeed a gem. Responsible, organised, kind, smart, hardworking, humorous in the calmest way and infinitely genuine. Rob can practically has his own podcast channel to share his love and insights about WA, the people and life lessons. Learnt so much from how he carries himself over the last 2 days. We wish we could spend more time with Robert. Some observations of how Robert made our trip memorable: 1. He took time to set expectations and gently explained them along the way as he shared past experiences. 2. He timed the itinerary so well so we are not rushed and fun is not being compromised. 3. He made sure everyone is taken care well by making his rounds with us at each site. Yet, he is seen enjoying himself to be immersed in the beauty of WA. 4. He shared beautiful short stories of people living along WA. The Delhi man, who owned the petrol kiosk, bought over the pub in the small town and made the

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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Underwater Observatory

Dive into an aquatic wonderland at the Busselton Jetty Underwater Observatory! Located nearly 1.8 kilometers from the shore, this unique attraction invites you to descend 8 meters below sea level. Through eleven expansive viewing windows, you'll be captivated by the vibrant marine life and stunning coral formations. It's a mesmerizing glimpse into the underwater world that you won't want to miss!

Jetty Train

All aboard the charming Jetty Train for a scenic adventure over the Indian Ocean! This solar-powered electric train offers a delightful journey along the historic rail line of the Busselton Jetty. Perfect for families and visitors of all ages, the ride provides panoramic views of the coastline and a unique perspective as you head towards the Underwater Observatory. It's a must-do experience that combines history, scenery, and fun!

Marine Discovery Centre

Uncover the secrets of the ocean at the Marine Discovery Centre! Opened in July 2024, this onshore facility is a treasure trove of interactive displays and immersive exhibits showcasing Australia's offshore marine parks. Whether you're a curious child or an enthusiastic adult, the centre offers a fascinating exploration of marine life, making it an ideal spot when weather conditions limit access to jetty-based attractions.

Culture and History

Busselton Jetty is steeped in history, with its construction dating back to 1864. Over the years, it has withstood cyclones, fires, and the threat of demolition, thanks to the dedicated efforts of the local community. The jetty is a testament to the region's rich maritime heritage and is listed on the Western Australia Heritage Register. It stands as a testament to the area's rich cultural heritage and continues to be a focal point for community events and celebrations. Not only is it a marvel of engineering, but it also represents the ongoing commitment to conservation and education.

Local Cuisine

While visiting Busselton Jetty, indulge in the local culinary delights. The nearby village offers a variety of food and beverage outlets, where you can savor fresh seafood and other regional specialties, providing a true taste of Western Australia. Don't miss the chance to savor Busselton's renowned fish and chips, a perfect complement to your jetty adventure.

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