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Busselton Jetty

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Overview

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Extending 1.8 kilometres over stunning Geographe Bay, the heritage listed Busselton Jetty is the longest wooden-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. A must see for any visitor to the Margaret River region.

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Jump on board and take the leisurely train ride along the jetty. Sit back and relax while the driver takes you on a journey across the calm, clear waters of Geographe Bay. With 90 seats available and trips leaving throughout the day, the Jetty Train is the perfect way to experience the Busselton Jetty.

The Underwater Observatory, at the end of the jetty, provides visitors the opportunity to experience one of Australia's greatest artificial reefs. Descend 8 metres to the ocean floor via a spiral staircase to view some of the 300 species of vividly coloured tropical and sub-tropical corals, sponges, fish and invertebrates.

Come into the Interpretive Centre and browse the unique and stylish giftware, souvenirs and artisan pieces on display. The Museum offers an interactive insight into the jetty's fascinating past and stunning marine environment through a variety of interpretive signs, artefacts and touch screen displays.

Extend the experience with a dip, throw a line in or have a bite to eat on the Busselton beachfront.

Make your booking today!

ADMISSION PRICES:

Interpretive Centre and Heritage Museum
Free

The Jetty
Jetty Adult Day Pass - $4.00 (+17 years)
Jetty Child Day Pass - Free (0-16 years)

The Jetty Train Ride
Adults - $13.50 (+18 years)
Child - $8.50 (3-17 years)
Infants - Free (must sit on adult's lap)

The train departs the interpretive centre on the hour. Ticket include return trip and Jetty Day pass. Bookings recommended.
Duration: approx. 45minutes

The Underwater Observatory
Family Pass - $99 (valid for 2 adults, 2 children - but just do a search for 1 adult below to buy one family pass valid for a family of 4)
Adult - $34.00 (+18 years)
Child - $17 (3-17 years)

Ticket includes return train ride, 40min guided tour of the Underwater Observatory and a Jetty Day Pass. Extra children $9 per child, max of 2.
Departs: On the hour
Duration: Approx. 1 hour, 45 minutes

Google Reviews

27
Jun
2019
Jason Cole
4.0
Great spot for family outings. Heaps of cool places to eat and a great family environment. The train heads out to the underwater observatory (1.8ks each way) and costs $36 each person for the trip and entry into the observatory. Only downside is the seaweed. The Council needs to clean that up as there is a LOT of seaweed there and it is to say the least, on the nose!!! (hence 4 stars) Great spot for watch the sunset over the Jetty too. Definitely worth a look.
04
Jul
2019
Renaee Glover
5.0
Horrible wet day but what a gorgeous place yo visit. Clean, well kept and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The Underwater Observatory is wonderful. So nice to see what's happening underneath the water. Well worth the visit.
01
Jul
2019
Anne Mattiuzzo
5.0
Loved the long walk out to the observatory. Amazing to see all the marine life at the end of the Jerry. Definitely worth seeing. Recommend it to everyone
21
Jun
2019
Wong Francis
5.0
It's so iconic and unmissable, a lovely long walk if the weather permits. Taking the train and the tour can be a bit costly, so that's up to you. I find just walking along is a joy in itself. The day we went we even saw beautiful rainbow! This is a must do if you come pass Busselton.
04
Jun
2019
A Google
5.0
It had been years in between visits and am so glad I returned as its improvements have made the vibe much more family-friendly tastefully. There's another cafe in addition to Equinox which is sadly looking rather drab now. It used to be more fine dining oriented due to its location. I didn't catch the train this time but will do so next trip.

Google Reviews

27
Jun
2019
Jason Cole
4.0
Great spot for family outings. Heaps of cool places to eat and a great family environment. The train heads out to the underwater observatory (1.8ks each way) and costs $36 each person for the trip and entry into the observatory. Only downside is the seaweed. The Council needs to clean that up as there is a LOT of seaweed there and it is to say the least, on the nose!!! (hence 4 stars) Great spot for watch the sunset over the Jetty too. Definitely worth a look.
04
Jul
2019
Renaee Glover
5.0
Horrible wet day but what a gorgeous place yo visit. Clean, well kept and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The Underwater Observatory is wonderful. So nice to see what's happening underneath the water. Well worth the visit.
01
Jul
2019
Anne Mattiuzzo
5.0
Loved the long walk out to the observatory. Amazing to see all the marine life at the end of the Jerry. Definitely worth seeing. Recommend it to everyone
21
Jun
2019
Wong Francis
5.0
It's so iconic and unmissable, a lovely long walk if the weather permits. Taking the train and the tour can be a bit costly, so that's up to you. I find just walking along is a joy in itself. The day we went we even saw beautiful rainbow! This is a must do if you come pass Busselton.
04
Jun
2019
A Google
5.0
It had been years in between visits and am so glad I returned as its improvements have made the vibe much more family-friendly tastefully. There's another cafe in addition to Equinox which is sadly looking rather drab now. It used to be more fine dining oriented due to its location. I didn't catch the train this time but will do so next trip.