Busselton Jetty

There’s a lot more to Busselton Jetty than meets the eye – and considering it’s the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere, you’ll struggle to take it all in at once. Built in 1865, the heritage-listed jetty extends 1.8 kilometres over the protected waters of Geographe Bay. You can take a 45-minute scenic round-trip ride aboard the solar-powered Busselton Jetty Train, dive into the secrets of the sea at the Marine Discovery Centre, and discover 300 different marine species in the Busselton Underwater Observatory – one of only six underwater observatories in the entire world. Those keen to get up close can even dive and snorkel with marine life in Busselton Jetty's Underwater Snorkel Park.