Busselton Jetty
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Happy World Ocean Day 🐋 you salty sea dogs. More info below: Firstly though, where is your favourite West Australian beaches? I know we haven't named some pearlers in the South. 👌🏝 1) Exmouth Gulf - the opposite side of Cape Range National Park. The water isn't as clear BUT... Don't miss this spot for: 🌜 The full moon rising over the ocean 🏝 Murion Islands off the coast 👌 One of the BEST shore dives in the world (Exmouth Navy Pier) 🌥 Unbelievable sunsets 🏞 Calmer Waters (great for paddleboarders/jetskis/kayaks etc) 🐋 Mantas, whales, whalesharks, dugong colony's live here So much more! 💎 Coral Bay, we weren't sold at first, until we properly explored it... The ocean out there is ridiculous! 😍 Dont miss: Five fingers reef Oyster bridge The shark nursery Get out on a boat/tour. If you have a 4wd carry on up the dirt road coast all the way to Exmouth. Busselton Jetty, one of the best places we have ever snorkelled. Its like another dimension! 🌌 Parakeet Bay, always our highlight at Rottnest Island. Never disappoints. 🤩 What should be in part 2?? 🥰 . . . #bestbeaches #wabeaches #wabeachlist #favouritebeaches #beachreel #beachlove #coastaltravel #snorkellingspots #westisbest #wanderoutyonder #thisiswa #seewa #worldoceanday #australianoceans #australianbeaches #coralbay #exmouthgulf #westernaustralia
salt.and.charcoalsalt.and.charcoal
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The southwest region really started our love for exploring the outdoors together 🍃🌊 We have always known the region was beautiful, but it wasn’t until after our lap of Australia that we really realised just how incredible it is! We’d love to know what your favourite place in @australias_southwest is, let us know in the comments! It’s a tough choice but think ours might be Shelly Beach in Albany 🤔 Make sure you SAVE this post if you’re planning your own Australia travels and follow @jack.and.megan for more bucket list locations! 1. Honeymoon Pools (camping & swimming) 2. Busselton Jetty (iconic views) 3. The Aquarium (snorkeling) 4. Glen Mervyn Dam (free camping) 5. Black Diamond Lake (swimming) 6. Preston Beach (drive on the beach) 7. Stockton Lake (camping & boating) 8. Elephant Rocks (swimming) 9. Pemberton Pool (swimming) 10. Salmon Holes (fishing) 11. Boranup Forest (views) 12. Injidup Natural Spa (swimming) 13. Gloucester National Park (walking trails) 14. Sugarloaf Rock (sunset views) 15. Shelly Beach (camping) 16. The Gap (views) 17. Gnomesville (quirky) 18. Bluff Knoll (hiking) • • • • #bucketlisttravel #travelphotography #lapofaustralia #australiassouthwest #travelphotos #travelreel
jack.and.meganjack.and.megan
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Roadtrippin details 👇 Southwest Australia ✨️🚌🌲🙏 Perth - Dwellingup (Lane Poole Reserve) - Busselton Jetty - Dunsborough Castle Rock Forest and ocean together 😍 Dwellingup (Nanga/Lane Poole Reserve) camping is a 10/10. Cooking on the fire is a highlight. Theres fire pits at every site! And as per yesterday's video don't miss diving the jetty. 🦑 We have a month in the Southwest corner, but will be coming back cause it's not enough! Where are you roadtripping this summer? 😊 #lifeontheroad #roadtripaustralia #roadtrip #explorewa #australiassouthwest #vanlife #vanlifeaustralia #southwa #australialap #australiaroadtrip #Busselton #dunsborough #dwellingup #downsouth
salt.and.charcoalsalt.and.charcoal
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Busselton jetty is famous for being the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere but we think it should be famous for all the marine life that live below it. Conditions weren’t the best but we didn’t let that stop us from suitingbuo in our @ocean_pro gear and taking a peek below. A cool new feature that they have added is a series of underwater sculptures so I can’t wait to watch them transform into little homes for some of the locals down there. A few things to note: It’s about a 1.8km walk to the end where you will snorkel but they do offer a train. The water is a bit chilly but not too bad. The visibility isn’t always the best so try track the weather and pick your day. If you want to have a look what’s below but don’t fancy getting wet they have an underwater observation room which is pretty cool! If your passing though Busselton I highly recommend jumping in! Have you snorkelled the jetty before? . . . #snorkeling #snorkellingadventures #busseltonjetty #busselton #westernaustralia #thisisaustralia #travelfamily #underwaterphotography
lifeofatravelfamilylifeofatravelfamily
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If you are visiting Perth, WA; Busselton Jetty is a must visit. It is the longest jetty in the Southern Hemisphere, 1.871 km long, and there is a train ride to there as well, especially if you are with parents and kids. I recommend arriving earlier in the day and booking in advance if there is an option. Else, you would have to wait up to 2 to 4 hours for your turn. There are ample eateries in case you have to wait. I recommend both The Goose and Shelter, Shelter was our preferred choice. There are toilets when you reach the observatory. I know because I drink a lot of water. 😀 We went walking with two kids, 13 and 7, and both loved the walk. However, we paid $20 to take the train back. So, we experienced both walking and riding the train back. There are two different type of tickets, one that gets you 15 min in observatory and you can walk to and fro and another, that let's you ride the train to and fro and gives you 45 min, including 15 min guided tour. We chose former and still took the train back, so I lived that combination, but the latter is better money and convenience wise, in case you are with elderly or kids who can not walk that much. We loved the observatory as well. There is a quiz on the jetty after frequent intervals that keep you and kids busy if you choose to walk, which I strongly recommend. You can view fishes and the water is very clean. The observatory literally goes 15 mt into the water, and there were people snorkelling as well.
Ashish Malhotra Buyers AdvocateAshish Malhotra Buyers Advocate
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Busselton Jetty is not just a remarkable sight but also a hub of activities for visitors of all ages. The Underwater Observatory, located at the end of the jetty, is a must-visit. It provides a unique glimpse into the vibrant marine life that thrives beneath the waves, making it an educational and awe-inspiring experience for both children and adults. The guided tours offer fascinating insights into the ecology of the area, enhancing your appreciation for this natural wonder. For those who enjoy a bit of adventure, the jetty train is a delightful ride that takes you along the length of the jetty, offering a leisurely way to take in the views without the walk. The train ride is especially popular among families and adds a touch of nostalgia to the visit. The surrounding parklands and picnic areas are perfect for a family day out. With plenty of space to spread out, you can enjoy a picnic with the stunning backdrop of the ocean. There are also numerous BBQ facilities available, making it easy to enjoy a meal outdoors. Seasonal events and festivals often take place at Busselton Jetty, adding an extra layer of excitement to your visit like when there is a local theme park when I was there. These events showcase local culture and entertainment, providing a wonderful opportunity to experience the vibrant community spirit.
Bryan OliverBryan Oliver
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Nearby Attractions Of Busselton Jetty
Busselton Foreshore
Signal Park
Busselton Visitor Centre
Busselton Jetty Chalets
The Mermaids Cave
Busselton Cultural Precinct
Sea Play On The Bay
Busselton Art Society

Busselton Foreshore
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Signal Park
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Busselton Visitor Centre
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Busselton Jetty Chalets
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Nearby Restaurants Of Busselton Jetty
Shelter Brewing Co.
The Goose
Mr Kebab Busselton (Halal)
Hummingbird Busselton
The Fire Station
Rocky Ridge Busselton
The Good Egg
The Tav Sportsbar
The Vasse Tavern
Spice Odysee - The Hidden Kitchen Indian Restaurant

Shelter Brewing Co.
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The Goose
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Mr Kebab Busselton (Halal)
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Hummingbird Busselton
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Basic Info
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17 Foreshore Parade, Busselton WA 6280, Australia
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+61 8 9754 0900
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busseltonjetty.com.au
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Description
Busselton Jetty is a jetty located in Busselton, Western Australia. It is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere at 1,841 metres long. The jetty is managed by a not-for-profit community organisation, Busselton Jetty Inc.
attractions: Busselton Foreshore, Signal Park, Busselton Visitor Centre, Busselton Jetty Chalets, The Mermaids Cave, Busselton Cultural Precinct, Sea Play On The Bay, Busselton Art Society, restaurants: Shelter Brewing Co., The Goose, Mr Kebab Busselton (Halal), Hummingbird Busselton, The Fire Station, Rocky Ridge Busselton, The Good Egg, The Tav Sportsbar, The Vasse Tavern, Spice Odysee - The Hidden Kitchen Indian Restaurant

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