The South West of WA offers everything from vineyards to areas that have histories that read like story books, like the Busselton Jetty.
Whether you’re looking for a great vacation spot or somewhere to relax with the family during a day trip, the Busselton area is a tourism hot spot that you truly have to experience.
Busselton Jetty image (above) source: margaretriver.com
Discover Busselton and the Cape Region
Located only 230km to the south of Perth, Busselton is situated perfectly for visitors to experience everything the Cape Region has to offer.
Whether spending time along the Margaret River at one of the numerous wineries, or enjoying the delights of Geographe Bay, there’s something everyone of all ages will enjoy.
Enjoy a Day on the Bay
The beaches in Busselton boast golden sands and waters that are always crystal clear. There are over 30km of white beaches, and the location’s position blocks the harshest winds so visitors can experience watersports, snorkelling, sailing, windsurfing and more.
Load up the fishing rods and skis, and head out on the water for an enjoyable afternoon.
There are also plenty of charters that provide memorable experiences with marine life throughout the region.
Busselton Sights for Everyone
Those visiting in the spring will enjoy the beautiful landscape, which fills with pink vine, kangaroo paws, spider orchids and many other wildflowers, all resulting in spectacular views of the gorgeous colours that only nature can provide.
There are also plenty of self-drive tours available in the area, which lets you experience the town at your own pace.
The Busselton Jetty
No visit to the South West of WA is complete without experiencing the Busselton Jetty.
The jetty, which is nearly 2km long, was started in 1865, with construction stopping in 1965. Though it was abandoned by the local government in 1972, and shows the results of damage caused by cyclones and fires that have marred it over the years, the Busselton Jetty now provides guests with a wealth of experiences.
Spend the day strolling along its length, or just drop a line in the water and while away an afternoon in relaxation. Those looking for something more active can take advantage of the warm waters and experience the scuba diving spots that have become some of the most popular in the area.
The Busselton Jetty Underwater Observatory offers an unforgettable experience for groups of all ages.
Located 8 meters below sea level, the Observatory offers the rare chance for visitors to see 300 different types of marine life in one location.
For a truly unforgettable experience when visiting the Busselton Jetty, book a whale watching tour with All Sea Charters.
Not only will you get to see the majestic humpback and Southern rights, you just might be lucky enough to catch sight of a blue whale.
In addition, you’ll also receive 15% off at Equinox after booking your tour, where you can dine on dishes prepared with fresh ingredients from the Margaret River region.
