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One of Australia’s foremost tourist destinations, Western Australia’s South West region is known the world over for its exceptional wine, breathtaking landscape, endless beaches and monster surf.
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On the coast approximately 2.5 hours or 220 km south of Perth and sitting just 40 km from Cape Naturaliste at the southernmost tip of Geographe Bay, Busselton is a tourist town perhaps best known as the gateway to the Margaret River region.
A welcoming oceanfront town with a vibrant cafe scene, art galleries, museums and cultural events aplenty, it's just a short drive to Yallingup's surfing breaks and the area's excellent wineries.
Ready to book your Busselton adventure, but wondering where to stay? Qantas Hotels allows you to choose from over 500,000 hotel and accommodation options worldwide, with a wide selection in Busselton alone.
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Places to see
What are the must-see attractions in Busselton?
One of the South-West's most iconic and recognisable landmarks, the Busselton Jetty is the centrepiece of this bustling coastal town. Extended over decades to its current length, building of the jetty began in 1864 and was used primarily to export agricultural crops, timber and livestock. The jetty is now the longest timber jetty in the Southern Hemisphere, at an incredible 1.84 km long.
No longer a working jetty, the jetty is now a tourist attraction with a small train that enables you to ride the length in style. Once at the ocean end, be sure to stop for a look at the Underwater Observatory to view incredible marine life. Want more? Grab a coffee, hit the beach, walk through the world's only Tuart forest, browse boutique shops in town or head out to visit the wider Margaret River region.
Once outside Busselton, be sure to head out to Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park to see the lighthouse and revel in the scenery. As the starting point of the Cape to Cape track, enjoy the views of the rugged coastline or pop by Meelup Beach – one of the only places in Western Australia where you can watch the moon rise over the ocean.
Grab a ride on a charter boat to watch the whales frolic in the bay, dive the wreck of the HMAS Swan or take a cycle on one of the many cycle paths. Fancy a surf? Then head to Yallingup beach nearby for some truly exceptional waves.
Attracting some of the world’s top chefs who revel in the fresh and abundant local produce, the Busselton region has excellent restaurants – many attached to wineries. Vasse Felix winery and Leeuwin Estate winery are good places to start with the latter hosting outdoor concerts under the stars in summer, though you could honestly spend years tasting all this exceptional region has to offer.
With over 5,000 hectares of vines planted on 215 vineyards, the Margaret River region produces 20% of Australia’s premium wine market with an emphasis on Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Semillon and Chardonnay.
On a winter trip? Head to the Margaret River Pro, one of the main stops on the World Surf League’s World Championship Tour. Margaret River is known internationally for its massive waves, so if you’re in town at the end of May, be sure to stop to watch the Pro as some of the world’s best surfers try and tame the might of the Indian Ocean.
Find the right hotel
What are Busselton's best hotels for couples?
Searching for a relaxing, romantic location for your next weekend away? It's no surprise why Amalfi Resort is considered one of Busselton's best hotels for couples. It offers a choice of self-contained apartments, and facilities include a heated outdoor pool, spa and tennis court.
What are Busselton's best hotels for families?
Beautifully positioned on 4 hectares of landscaped gardens on the beachfront of Geographe Bay, Abbey Beach Resort is the ultimate escape for the family. With a choice of self-contained one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, features include double spas, tennis courts, a choice of indoor and outdoor pools, gym, sauna and children's playground, as well as a restaurant, cafe and two bars.
Broadwater Beach Resort (between Busselton and Dunsborough) on the shores of beautiful Geographe Bay presents a family holiday experience like no other, with a choice of studios or luxury villas. Facilities include five tennis courts, three swimming pools, a games room, beach bar and playgrounds – this is the place where lasting memories are made.
What are the best hotels in Busselton for spa facilities?
Looking for Busselton's best hotel for spa facilities? Go no further than the memorably named Inn the Tuarts Guest Lodge, a reference to the inn's position within the Ludlow Tuart forest. On 9 tranquil acres just 5 minutes from the centre of Busselton, unwind in the day spa, swim in the pool or simply enjoy the serene bush surroundings.
There's also a choice of exceptional hotel spa offerings in the Busselton region from which to choose. Relax at the full-service spa of Pullman Bunker Bay Resort on Cape Naturaliste (near Dunsborough), with massages, body treatments and facials.
Bina Maya Yallingup Escape is an oasis for the weary traveller and one of the region's finest beauty offerings. Architecturally designed and set amongst 7.5 acres of native bushland, this is the perfect place to rest and recuperate.
Not enough? Then head on to Empire Retreat and Spa, an ultra-exclusive boutique estate that focuses on restoration of mind, body and soul. With facials, massages, body treatments and spa packages, Empire is truly an experience you keep coming back for.
Getting around
What is the best way to get around Busselton?
If you're staying in Busselton, then it's easy to get around either on foot or by bike, though any further afield will require a car to enjoy this stunning region to its fullest.
Given that the Margaret River region is about 100 km north to south and 30 km east to west, the most practical way of getting around is by car. If you're looking for something a little different, then there are a number of wine and adventure tours that will take you to some of the region's many highlights.
Although it is possible to visit Busselton on a day trip from Perth, it is highly recommended that visitors spend at least one or more nights in the region. Driving in Western Australia is tiring given the immense distances, so be sure to take your time.
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