The perfect base to explore the Margaret River Region.
The best holidays aren’t always the busiest; sometimes they’re the ones where you can leave the car behind, wander down to the beach before breakfast and decide over a morning coffee where the day might take you.
At Busselton Jetty Chalets, that easy rhythm comes naturally. Located within walking distance of the iconic Busselton Jetty, Geographe Bay and the town centre, it’s a comfortable base for discovering Busselton before venturing further into the Margaret River Region.
Busselton Jetty Chalets offers the space and freedom to settle into the region’s relaxed lifestyle.
“I think it’s the feeling that you’re not just staying somewhere, you’re actually living like a local while you’re here,” says Michelle Otway from Busselton Jetty Chalets.
“Because the chalets are self-contained, guests get their own kitchen, their own space and their own pace. People often tell us it feels more like borrowing a friend’s holiday house than checking into a hotel room,” she continues.
That sense of independence shapes your entire stay. “There’s no pressure to dress up for dinner or plan your day around a check-in desk – you can wander in from the beach, throw something on the barbecue, and just be,” explains Michelle.
Designed for everyone from couples escaping for a weekend to families making the most of the school holidays, Busselton Jetty Chalets combines the convenience of self-contained accommodation with the warmth of a place that’s genuinely cared for.
Recently refreshed, the chalets now embrace an even more relaxed coastal style, while outside, established gardens and a new vegetable patch invite guests to help themselves to seasonal produce during their stay.
“It’s the smaller touches guests mention most,” Michelle says. “Nice linen that actually feels considered rather than standard issue, board games left in the rooms for a quiet night in, and the veggie garden that guests are welcome to pick from.”
“They’re little things, but they’re what make a self-contained stay feel more like home.”
While summer holidays might come to mind first, many returning guests have discovered that Busselton is just as exciting beyond the warmer months.
From August to November, migrating whales pass along the coastline, while winter brings moody skies, spectacular rainbows over Geographe Bay and a slower pace that locals have long appreciated. Seasonal events, including Cabin Fever, the Fringe Festival, and the growing calendar of performances, exhibitions and live entertainment at Saltwater Busselton add another reason to visit.
“The off-season might actually be when this place shows its best side,” Michelle says. “You still get that relaxed beachside feeling, but without the crowds. It’s a wonderful time to experience Busselton.”
The best holidays aren’t always about fitting more into each day. Sometimes they’re about finding somewhere that makes life feel a little easier.
Whether you’re planning a family holiday, a weekend with friends or a relaxed coastal escape, Busselton Jetty Chalets is the kind of place that encourages you to unpack the bags, slow down and discover why so many visitors return to Busselton year after year.
