Lying along the sheltered shores of Geographe Bay, Busselton is a holiday resort town popular among Aussies and international visitors.
Also known as ‘Busso’, Busselton is the perfect place for water lovers with its protected waters in the bay. With safe swimming beaches and amenities, Busselton attracts many families and road trippers who want a place that offers a little bit of everything.
Situated in the famous Margaret River region of Western Australia, Busselton in an excellent base to try craft beers, go wine tasting, enjoy water activities, other land-based adventures and more.
With plenty of Busselton attractions available for all interests, you’re bound to have a good time in Busselton.
From strolling the iconic Busselton jetty, to climbing a high ropes course to descending 8 metres underwater in an observatory, here is our list of things to do in Busselton Western Australia!
The Epic List of Best Things to Do in Busselton, Western Australia
One of the top things about visiting Busselton is the abundance of free attractions and places to visit for the whole family.
You can visit the local Busselton visitor centre for more info on tourist attractions and activities.
1) Picnic Along Busselton Foreshore
Enjoy a gorgeous sunset and views of the famous jetty at the foreshore along Geographe Bay. With a seemingly endless stretch of white sandy beach, you’re basically guaranteed a swimming spot to yourself.
Pack a picnic and head to any of the shaded picnic areas with public BBQ’s and seating.
The shallow still waters are home to some dolphins that swim up and down the bay so bring your snorkelling gear along.
Plan your perfect family friendly day and pick from any of the playgrounds spread across the foreshore including the new shipwreck adventure playground.
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2) Cycle to Dunsborough
A network of bicycle pathways connect the Busselton Foreshore all the way to Dunsborough and is a beautiful way to see more of the Margaret River Region.
The 24km one-way ride is the perfect way to get in some exercise and take in the sweeping coastal views.
3) Head Out On A Nocturnal Animal Tour
This unique Australian bush experience takes you out in the evening to observe a colony of Woylies in their natural environment.
Woylies are critically endangered and are a rare, nocturnal macropod with personalities and are…
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