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Best known for its turquoise-coloured waters and pristine white sands and the iconic 1.8-metre-long jetty, Busselton is a popular tourist magnet in Western Australia. It offers everything from intriguing cultural history to spectacular natural gems. To experience the best of Busselton in comfort and style, book your car hire in advance with Enjoy Travel for a seamless trip. Western Australia is the perfect destination for a road trip, with prices in Busselton starting from just $14.89 in off-season for a compact vehicle such as a Toyota Yaris or similar.
Guide to Busselton
Geography
Busselton is situated in the southwestern part of the state of Western Australia, about 220 kilometres south of Perth.
Climate in Busselton
As a coastal town, Busselton experiences a warm-summer Meditteranean climate of which a distinct feature is warm to hot afternoon sea breezes.
Culture
Prior to the arrival of the European settlers, the Noongar Aboriginal people from the Wardandi and Bibulman language/ancestral groups inhabited the Busselton area for at least 40,000 years.
Things to do in Busselton
Wander on the iconic jetty
The 154-year old Busselton Jetty stretches 1941 metres and is one of the most visited attractions in town by visitors and locals alike. There are a myriad of entertainment options available to you here, including snorkelling and scuba diving trips, fishing spots, restaurants and cafes, and public murals. You can also get thrillingly close to marine treasures at the Underwater Observatory, which goes up to 8 metres below the ocean’s surface.
Hike through a stunningly lush forest
The Tuart Forest National Park is nestled in-between the Bussell Highway and the ocean and is home to a plethora of amazing tuart trees- a special and rare type of eucalypt that grows in limestone soils. Despite heavy logging in the area, this 20 km stretch of old-growth has survived. And not only that, but it has also protected endangered species like the western ringtail possum. Don good walking shoes and spend a weekend afternoon exploring the beautiful flora and fauna here.
Eating out in Busselton
For a laid-back seafood brunch paired with gorgeous ocean views, try Equinox Bar & Restaurant. Take your taste buds on a trip to South East Asia at Great Wall Busselton Chinese and Vietnamese Restaurant or Cocos Thai, both of which are favourites among the locals. The Fire Station is another good option for lunch or dinner with friends. They’re known for their unique pizzas made with paper-thin crust.
Busselton Transport
Airport
The closest airport to Busselton is Busselton Margaret River Airport (BQB), about 6.5 kilometres from the town’s city centre.
Getting around Busselton
Busselton’s public bus network is operated by Swan Transit South West, also known as TransBusselton. To reach other southwestern towns and Perth, the state capital, take South West Coach Lines or Transwa coach services. Many visitors also opt to hire a car as having their own vehicle gives them much more comfort and flexibility in exploring the Australian Outback more fully.
