Busselton Jetty

Highlights

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to explore the ocean without getting wet? Busselton Jetty in Western Australia lets you do just that! At 1.841 kilometres long, it’s the longest tourist jetty in the southern hemisphere and an adventure waiting for you. Hop on the super cool solar-powered Jetty Train to ride across the Indian Ocean. At the end, step into the Underwater Observatory, where giant windows let you see a colourful underwater world with fish, coral, and sea creatures. It's like being in an aquarium but way cooler!

Want more? There’s an Underwater Sculpture Trail filled with amazing artwork beneath the waves. Not ready to dive? Use the QR codes along the jetty to learn all about the sculptures and their artists. Every visit is unique because the sea changes every day. It’s a brilliant spot for fun, learning, and unforgettable memories.

Adult Supervision Recommended: The jetty is surrounded by deep water. Children should always be supervised, especially near the edge or when using snorkelling equipment.

Things to do

• Sight-seeing
• Photography
• Snorkelling
• Swimming

More info & what's here

• Cafe
• Toilets
• Tours
• Car park
• Information desk
• Gift shop